Ariel Tozman - The Review of Journalism

A digital illustration with a grainy texture showing the backs of a diverse group of people sitting in dark blue-trimmed theater seats. The room is dark, like a cinema, with faint light sources visible on the upper wall. Five white computer mouse cursors with blue outlines are floating in the air above the audience, all pointing forward and slightly upwards towards the unseen screen, suggesting a blend of traditional viewing with digital interaction.

July 3, 2026July 6, 2026Labour, Spring 2026, The Magazine, Uncategorized

Building a Bridge

The Fifth Estate’s documentary into Missing Black Boys centred community at its premiere. Could this be a way forward for investigative journalism?

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May 11, 2026May 13, 2026Press Freedoms

“The State Treats Journalists As Criminals.” How Independent Burmese Media Is Keeping Its Citizens — And The World — Informed

Those covering Myanmar rely on citizen journalists and clandestine methods to report under threat — underscoring the importance of specialized training and […]

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April 7, 2026April 16, 2026Disinformation

To Game or Not To Game

Journalists are turning to gamification as an engagement tool, but differing approaches highlight how the strategy is vulnerable to exploitation — and […]