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Who are the intermediaries for international news? Five key questions answered

Who are the intermediaries for international news? Five key questions answered

Martin Scott

March 2, 2018

Blog

This explainer answers five key questions about the role of intermediaries for international journalism.

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Does the Daily Mail’s criticism of aid matter?

Martin Scott

January 26, 2018

Blog

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Book Review: Caring in Crisis? Humanitarianism, the Public and NGOs

Book Review: Caring in Crisis? Humanitarianism, the Public and NGOs

Martin Scott

January 24, 2018

Blog

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The influence of foundation funding on international journalism (Article)

The influence of foundation funding on international journalism (Article)

Martin Scott

September 18, 2017

Publication

How does donor funding affect the independence, role perceptions, and ideology of the journalism it supports?

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The politics of humanitarian journalism (Book chapter)

Martin Scott

September 14, 2017

Publication

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Why Humanosphere’s hibernation matters – and what we can do about it

Why Humanosphere’s hibernation matters – and what we can do about it

Martin Scott

July 2, 2017

Blog

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What makes news humanitarian?

Martin Scott

April 21, 2017

Blog

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How do we decide which humanitarian crises are under-reported?

Martin Scott

February 17, 2017

Blog

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Is humanitarian journalism in crisis?

Is humanitarian journalism in crisis?

Martin Scott

October 29, 2016

Blog

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International Development Committee@CommonsIDC·
April 2, 2020

NEW INQUIRY: We have just launched our new inquiry on Humanitarian crises monitoring: impact of coronavirus. Read here for details and when to submit written evidence by: https://bit.ly/3dNWhR8 #UKaid #COVID19

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Mel Bunce@meljbunce·
April 2, 2020

Truly a shocking, sad day for journalism in NZ: the end of
@nzlistener @NorthSouthNZ @MetroMagNZ
that have done so much reporting, investigation & analysis over the years. A huge blow for their talented journalists & to our public sphere...1/ https://www.nzherald.co.nz/business/news/article.cfm?c_id=3&objectid=12321789

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Niamh Moore@rawfeminism·
April 1, 2020

stories about the 4 Muslim minority doctors first to die on front line of UK pandemic @AJENews https://aje.io/s7sb6