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Reporting Responsibly on Domestic Violence: Full Discussion

What should journalists should take into account when reporting on domestic violence and abuse? Hosted by IMPRESS Board Member Emma Jones, a group of campaigners and journalists discuss a pertinent case of domestic abuse and the response by the press. They also explain how reporting of domestic violence can influence the actions of potential perpetrators and how journalists can use their reporting as a force for good, helping the victims among their readers.

Reporting Responsibly on Domestic Violence: Five Takeaways

How can journalists report on cases of domestic violence ethically and responsibly? Watch Liz Kelly, Ryan Hart, Janey Starling and Kelsi Farrington give their recommendations.

The IMPRESS Complaints Process

Board members Martin Hickman and Emma Jones, and CEO Jonathan Heawood outline the IMPRESS complaints process.

[TOOLBOX] What makes a source a 'trusted source'?

Mark Little, CEO of Kinzen, on the characteristics of a trusted source for a community - and what this means for local and independent journalists.

Episode #4 - NewsGuard: a proposal to 'fight misinformation'

Co-founders and co-CEOs of NewsGuard Steven Brill and Gordon Crovitz, and Vice President of Business Development Anna-Sophie Harling, discuss how they aim for "using journalism to fight false news, misinformation and disinformation”. NewsGuard developed a rating system which results in a “nutrition label”, with 9 key criteria. How does it work? What is their experience in the US so far? What are their next steps in the UK and Europe, and how can independent news organisations engage with them?

Episode #3 - Creating Communities of Interest around News. With Mark Little.

IMPRESS CEO Jonathan Heawood is joined by digital media entrepeneur Mark Little to discuss his new project Kinzen, a platform with the mission of 'giving every citizen a daily news experience that earns their trust'. They also discuss how to connect independent networks of publishers with their real community of interest. 

Mentioned on this podcast: Kinzen, BellingCat, NewsGuard, Storyful, Civil network, Reuters Journalism, Media and Technology Trends and Predictions 2019.