TEDxRiga: Can cute kittens save journalism?
Can cute kittens save journalism? Re:Baltica’s Inga Springe reveals it all! Watch her #TEDxRiga 2017 talk.
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.
Who pushes Kremlin propaganda in Poland
Invisible editor, suburban radio, truly Russia-loving political activists: all is good.
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…