Loading…
Attending this event?
Join us for networking, learning, sharing and fun!
Friday, May 31 • 4:45pm - 6:00pm
Has the Anglo approach colonised journalism?

Sign up or log in to save this to your schedule, view media, leave feedback and see who's attending!

The so-called “Anglo-Saxon” style of writing news has been enormously influential on journalism worldwide, but there are many other journalistic cultures and traditions in the world. What is lost and what is gained when the Anglo approach is adopted in different national newsrooms? What compromises do non-native-English speaking journalists make — with their readers or themselves — when they write in English? Do news organizations in the Western world need to rethink their assumptions about style to adapt to a changing world? What is important to maintain from the Anglo approach and what can be changed? In this panel, we will discuss these issues and more with editors from international newsrooms who grapple with these questions every day.

Speakers
avatar for Chris Matthews

Chris Matthews

Website Editor, Investigate Europe
Chris Matthews is the website editor of Investigate Europe, a cross-border investigative journalism consortium. Previously, he worked on climate investigations for an environmental nonprofit, with a particular focus on commodity-driven deforestation and global supply chains. He reported... Read More →
avatar for Ruona J. Meyer

Ruona J. Meyer

Researcher and Media Trainer
Ruona Meyer is Nigeria's first Emmy-nominated investigative journalist, a researcher, trainer with over 20 years of experience across Africa and Europe. She is currently a final-year PhD candidate, researching power dynamics within cross-continental investigative journalism networks... Read More →


Friday May 31, 2024 4:45pm - 6:00pm CEST
3.04
Feedback form isn't open yet.

Attendees (5)