✎ Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism 牛津大學路透新聞學研究所｜20230321

Race and leadership in the news media 2023: evidence from five markets

2023年新聞媒體中的種族與領導能力：來自五個市場的實證

Overall, 23% of the 81 top editors across the 100 brands covered are people of colour, despite the fact that, on average, 44% of the general population across all five countries are people of colour. If we set aside South Africa and look at the four other countries covered, 11% of the top editors are people of colour, compared with, on average, 31% of the general population.

✎ Journalism.co.uk 英國新聞媒體網站《Journalism.co.uk》｜20230321

How to take your first steps into investigative journalism

如何開始調查性新聞的第一步

Investigative journalism is where a lot of the hardcore journalistic skills shine: spotting something to investigate, gaining evidence through FOIs (freedom of information requests) and working with whistleblowers.But how do reporters cultivate these tricky skills? At an event held by JournoResources, Rosa Furneaux, investigative global health reporter of the Bureau of Investigative Journalism (TBIJ), offered tips to land your first investigative scoops.

✎ THE GUARDIAN 英國《衛報》｜20230323

TikTok CEO grilled for over five hours on China, drugs and teen mental health

TikTok執行長就中國、毒品和青少年心理健康問題接受美國會聽證會五個多小時的盤問

The chief executive of TikTok, Shou Zi Chew, is set to face a grilling from US lawmakers on Thursday as the political storm surrounding the China-owned social media platform intensifies with the Biden administration threatening to ban the app entirely in the US.

✎ Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism 牛津大學路透新聞學研究所｜20230320

How Germany’s public broadcaster uses TikTok to engage with younger audiences around the world

德國公共廣播公司德國之聲如何使用 TikTok 與世界各地的年輕觀眾互動

Berlin Fresh is the first TikTok channel started by German public broadcaster Deutsche Welle (DW) and mixes news, lifestyle, culture, and more to explain what it means to be a young citizen in Berlin.

✎ The Journalist’s Resource 哈佛大學肖倫斯坦中心《記者資源》｜20230321

Organizing your research: A scientist’s tips for journalists

組織你的調查：科學家給記者的建議

Journalists collect a lot of stuff while reporting, especially for big stories and projects: interviews, documents, research papers, articles. It can be overwhelming at times. Academics too must collect a large number of documents. They use a variety of tools to organize their work, some of which journalists can also use to organize materials.

✎ Nieman Lab 哈佛大學尼曼新聞基金會《尼曼新聞實驗室》｜20230320

Negative words in news headlines generate more clicks — but sad words are more effective than angry or scary ones

新聞標題的負面詞彙產生更多點擊數—然而，悲傷詞彙比憤怒或恐怖詞彙更有效

A massive study of Upworthy headlines — remember Upworthy? — shows how a few emotionally charged words can mean the difference between viral and ignored.

✎ Nieman Reports 哈佛大學尼曼新聞基金會《尼曼報告》｜20230315

Why Public Radio Could Be a Key Part of Saving Local News

何以公共廣播能成為保存地方新聞的關鍵

A recent study finds that shoring up NPR member stations with more philanthropic funding could increase community reporting capacity

整理：朱弘川｜編譯：蔡宏杰