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Festival 2009: a great success
The 2009 festival was fantastic, with excellent speakers, huge audiences and wide media coverage. A big thanks to all involved, including the many festival volunteers who gave proceedings a (...)
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Laura Ling released!
The festival organisation is delighted to hear the news that Laura Ling and Euna Lee have been released. We wish them a speedy recovery from their ordeal.
American journalists Laura Ling and (...)
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Reuters: Bearing Witness and Our World Now
Reuters, the largest news agency in the world, will present Our World Now, a book of the finest Reuters photos of 2008, and the video documentary entitled Bearing Witness: five years of the (...)
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The female view
The exhibition brings together the work of two young photojournalism stars and an overview of Italian newspapers and periodicals for women of the 19th and early 20th twentieth century. (...)
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Festival brochure
The 2009 English-language festival brochure is now online. The brochure is perhaps the best way to fully get to grips with what the festival offers; an easy-to-read day-by-day programme, (...)
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Festival 2009
Top names, stunning location, free entry, networking heaven.
The annual Perugia International Journalism Festival is the leading journalism event in Italy. It is an open invitation to (...)
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Seymour Hersh
The 2009 festival keynote speech will be given by Seymour Hersh of the leading American weekly The New Yorker on Saturday 04 April 2009. He first came to prominence with his reports on the (...)
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Sports journalism: a multimedia future
From fantasy football to fantasy sports media. A galaxy of world stars unite for the first time to form a mouth-watering team to take on all aspects of sports journalism, with particular (...)
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Missionary journalism, visionary media?
How to give a voice to those who may never have had one and how to make a real difference to people's lives and to a community's sense of itself. Journalism at its most empowering? (...)
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Vanguard journalists: overreal, overdue and over here
Vanguard is the groundbreaking original journalism series of Current US. Unlike traditional news outlets, Vanguard is specifically aimed at younger viewers who seek a more in-depth, personal (...)
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Can you trust the media?
The Mohammed Al-Dura case. A short TV news report. Iconic imagery. Violent consequences. Doubts about authenticity. Lawsuits. Freedom of expression versus freedom from unfounded accusations. (...)
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Public opinion: does it still exist?
Once upon a time, that supreme moral arbiter public opinion could make or break you. But has so-called public opinion now fragmented to such a degree that practically anything has become OK, (...)
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Women in the media: leadership deferred?
It seems easier for a woman to become US Secretary of State than reach the top of a European media organisation. Why? Is the newsroom glass ceiling still so firmly in place? And once in (...)
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The Middle East (media) conflict
Ayman Mohyeldin was the only foreign journalist in Gaza during the recent conflict. Half-truths, propaganda and censorship saw unprecedented action as the media war raged on. Meanwhile, a (...)
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Fifty People One Question in Perugia
New Orleans, New York, London, Perugia. Benjamin Reece, young video-maker from New Orleans, will shoot his latest Fifty People One Question video in Perugia during the festival. One simple (...)
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