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We speak to Gaëlle Faure about her work building the Agence France-Presse fact-checking course.
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How to navigate algorithm changes and understand what the audience wants to know.
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What does it take to be a legal reporter?
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Your smartphones are packed with sophisticated lenses and have the capacity to handle an editing job to get you a good MoJo video. Here are some things…
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Unlike video, you don't need to re-upload your podcast on platforms, all you need to do is host it once.
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Podcasting is a powerful tool for content sharing. And if you do it on the go, you'd be juicing every last drop of that power.
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Our fellows have had to constantly adapt to the new normal, which is largely remote reporting. Here's what they have been up to.
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Your phone is a powerhouse. Top it up with the right kind of applications and there's no stopping you from getting on the MoJo wagon.
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A lot of equipment can help make mobile journalism easier for you. But at the end of the day, all you really need is just a phone.
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YouTube has a sophisticated system to monitor every piece of content added to the platform.
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Mobile journalism isn't just videos shot and edited on the phone. It's anything that uses mobiles in the storytelling process. We've handpicked a few f…
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A good story may sometimes require music, additional images, and even some stock footage. But where can these be sourced?
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