Bucharest, 29 November. The Center for Independent Journalism (CIJ) organised this weekend the second training of the project “Support for Ukrainian Refugees through Media“, a UNESCO initiative funded by the Government of Japan. 14 journalists from RTT Brașov, Intermedia (Suceava, Botoșani, Neamț), Euronews Romania and Plus TV Maramureș participated in the event to improve their …
European and international media freedom organisations are dismayed by the sudden closure of the investigation …
In an open letter to the Romanian General Prosecutor the Center for Independent Journalism joins …
The aim of this deliverable is to report in a popular mode about news media …
The study aims to provide comparative analysis of media-related risks and opportunities in 14 European …
Relatarea despre refugiați – traininguri pentru jurnaliști
The Center for Independent Journalism and ActiveWatch express their solidarity with the more than 90 …
Bucharest, 11 September 2023. Four Romanian TV stations have become part of the project “Support …
The “Support for Ukrainian Refugees through the Media” project, funded by the Government of Japan, …
Media literacy is a more than necessary tool for recognising forms of disinformation. We all …
Virtual Reality – a Tool for Understanding Digital Security Techniques
Irene Caselli is a multimedia reporter and writer with 20 years of experience in radio, …
