‘Journalism changes – but it endures’ – the message behind the AJE Summer Conference 2025 at Derby
The importance of local journalism, the power of the press in a world of misinformation and the value of investigative
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The final flourish of #AJE25: Revisiting and redefining journalism in a changing world
Our hugely successful and collaborative conference finished with presentations on freelancing, inclusion, impartiality and audience. Lily Canter, from Sheffield Hallam,
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Building care, representation and resilience into journalism practice and training: Session 6 #AJE25
The penultimate session in the AJEUK’s summer conference centred on one of the major challenges of journalism education and training
Read MorePassion and creativity in journalism teaching and practice: #AJE25 Day 2 Session 5.
Following on from Tony Harcup’s keynote, newly elected AJE chair Margaret Hughes from the University of the West of Scotland
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Keynote Tony Harcup’s reflections on journalism today – Day 2 of AJE Summer conference in Derby
The morning started with an introduction of keynote speaker Tony Harcup – author of Journalism: Principles and Practice, a text
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Session 4: Meta journalistic discourse – perceptions of journalism. Education and its relationships highlighted at conference
We play a key role in shaping the next generation of journalists – so what’s our relationship with them really
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Session 3: Democracy, investigation and the power of journalism in a world of disinformation. Papers from #AJE25 on journalism education
The afternoon session kicked off with Sean Dodson from Leeds Beckett University, who has analysed Elon Musk’s Tweets (X posts)
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‘Specialist local journalists just don’t have the resources to fight’ – Bureau of Investigative Journalism’s Franz Wild tells AJEUK about the legal threats against exposing corruption
If you don’t know the Bureau of Investigative Journalism, you’re missing some of the best investigations into corruption and social
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