by Simon Hoellerbauer | 27 May 2016 | Europe, Journalism, Media Literacy, Politics, Ukraine
An information battle between Ukraine and Russia has brought out the worst in their media machines. It’s time for a Ukraine with an independent media. Ukraine’s Jamala with her country’s flag after winning the Eurovision Song Contest, Stockholm, Sweden, 14 May...
by Nelson Graves | 31 Mar 2016 | News Decoder Updates
Robert Holloway, a veteran journalist who has worked around the world, has joined News-Decoder as editor. A former senior editor and correspondent at Agence France-Presse, Holloway brings vast experience and a worldly perspective to the task of soliciting, editing and...
by News Decoder | 18 Dec 2015 | Uncategorized
Pauline Bock, who as assistant editor has helped get News-Decoder off the ground, is moving on. Pauline’s six-month internship ends today, and she will be joining Wired magazine in London starting in January. A French national, Pauline came to News-Decoder...
by News Decoder | 23 Nov 2015 | Americas, Indiana University, Journalism, Middle East, Syria
By Kate O’Rourke Writing for an online news start-up about an international issue raises ethical decisions that many college journalists do not address in their reporting experiences. The Syrian refugee crisis is difficult to cover for several reasons, the most...
by News Decoder | 28 Sep 2015 | Youth Voices
“I am interested in exploring the economic and political roots of migration — the why.” Diana Montaño Name: Diana Montaño Birth place: Mexico City, Mexico Age: 34 Occupation: Multimedia Journalist and Youth Media Educator Languages: Spanish, English,...