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Big tech supports El Salvador’s El Faro in legal battle against Pegasus spyware manufacturer

Microsoft and Google are among the companies asking a California court to reconsider a case they say has global consequences for press freedom and democracy.

Crackdown on independent journalism looms as Paraguay advances controversial bill

Conservative lawmakers in Paraguay say they’re looking to bring transparency to nonprofits, but journalists warn it’s a veiled attempt to silence the press and civil society.

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15 concepts for understanding AI in journalism – and their applications in newsrooms

Artificial intelligence is transforming tasks previously done by journalists, like news writing, image generation and data analysis.

Newsletters 2.0: Strategies to delight audiences and grow revenue

Take your newsletter to the next level in new advanced online course from the Knight Center

This four-week course is designed to level up your email newsletter game and help you stay ahead of the latest trends, audience needs, and technological advancements.

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Agência Presentes debunks gender disinformation in Latin America with new fact-checking unit

Disinformation campaigns that target women and LGBTQIA+ people are a global problem that are becoming more frequent in Latin America.

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10 unmissable opportunities for photojournalists in Latin America

These resources offer financial support and mentorship for photographers interested in environmental, humanitarian and travel projects.

Colombian journalist Yolanda Ruiz, co-director of the Gabo Foundation's Ethics Office.

‘Journalists have to be open to public scrutiny’: Yolanda Ruiz from the Gabo Foundation Ethics Office

Ruiz spoke with LJR about who should monitor the media, the line between critique and attempted censorship, violations of the ethical principles of journalism, the need for self-critique, and the role of audiences in this process.

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Between sexism and social media attacks, female soccer announcers gain ground on Brazilian TV

Women have fought gender stereotypes and secured a place in announcing soccer games on Brazilian television in the past six years. On social media, however, misogynistic and aggressive campaigns against them still persist.

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Venezuelan journalists covering post-election protests outside capitals more vulnerable to attacks and threats

Some local journalists in Venezuela’s regions are turning away from reporting to stay safe in the face of repression.

Climate Solutions Journalism

New free two-week course offers solutions journalism approaches to improve climate reporting

The free online course “Climate Solutions Journalism: A Community-informed & Equity-focused Approach,” will equip you to make a real impact by focusing on practical solutions for everyday climate issues.

Research for the Newsroom

Learn strategies and tools to add research and context that deepen your reporting with free online course

The free online course is designed to help you bring a critical eye to data and sources and understand how research is crucial for covering everything from breaking news to feature stories.

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How Brazilian journalists are preparing to deal with deepfakes in municipal elections

Deepfakes are the tool of the moment for spreading electoral disinformation. Regulation attempts to prevent candidates from using them, but content monitoring is limited. Therefore, collaboration between the public and journalists is essential to identify disinformation that targets candidates in Brazil's municipal elections.