TEDxRiga: Can cute kittens save journalism?
Can cute kittens save journalism? Re:Baltica’s Inga Springe reveals it all! Watch her #TEDxRiga 2017 talk.
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Re:Baltica organizes the third annual journalism rockfestival
For the third year in a row Re:Baltica, together with The Centre for Media Studies at SSE Riga, organizes a journalism festival where seven excellent journalists from the Baltics, Ukraine, Germany, Sweden and the United Kingdom will share their stories.
Re:Baltica and Toneboard receive 50 000 from Google to develop a new tool
Baltic Center for Investigative Journalism Re:Baltica and artificial intelligence and automated speech analytics start-up Toneboard have received the Google Digital News Initiative (DNI) Innovation Fund support to create a fact-checking platform.
Jaunā skola: How did we do it?
Why investigative journalism is expensive. Re:Baltica’s education project “Jaunā skola“.
Latvian financier said to act as a go-between to get Russian loan for Le Pen
A Latvian-based consultant, who has managed offshores for the wealthy and politically influential in Russia, has emerged as an intermediary in helping arrange a Russian loan for the political party of Marine Le Pen, one of two candidates vying for…
MEPs can’t hire relatives? Ask the Latvians how to get around the rules
Latvian members of the European Parliament, Iveta Grigule (ZZS) and Andrejs Mamikins (Harmony Centre), are circumventing the parliament’s rules preventing conflicts of interests and employing each other’s relatives as interns, Re:Baltica has found.