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Is the BBC meeting its international news remit – and why should we care?
IBT’s latest research, looking in detail at the content of TV’s flagship news bulletins, has revealed an alarming decline in the quantity and range of international stories, with serious implications for international NGOs wishing to use television to reach mainstream audiences. Professor Martin Scott, one of the report authors, explains.
Six key truths about co-creation
Many NGOs from the Global North are starting to embrace co-creation as a way of shifting power back to communities. But, as Ruth Mileham from Peace Direct writes, there is no one-size-fits-all model of co-creation. Co-creation requires embracing discomfort, uncertainty and, ultimately, human connection.
Briefing with Global Eye
We’re delighted that we will be joined for this briefing by Liz Gibbons, Executive Editor of the new weekly BBC2 international current affairs show, Global Eye. The programme showcases the best of the World Service’s reporting for UK audiences. It’s the first time that the World Service has made a programme specifically aimed at UK audiences. The show is broadcast at 7pm every Monday, and features reports from different parts of the world, with a strong focus on investigative journalism.
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