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DW Akademie Mock-Up Safe.Strong.Viable. - The symbiosis between media safety and media viability

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Media safety and media viability

Investing in safety and security measures not only saves lives but also strengthens the business models of media outlets. This paper focuses on the synergy of media safety and media viability.
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No media viability without media safety

Media safety and media viability are symbiotically linked and are strongly interdependent. Investing in safety not only saves lives but also strengthens the business ecosystem of a media outlet.
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The cost of silencing the voices

Women-identifying journalists, journalists of color and those from underrepresented communities are often the first and hardest hit in moments of crisis. By Elisa Lees Muñoz and Nadine Hoffman
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For viability, you need a culture of safety!

In a time of journalistic peril, news organizations and journalists must protect themselves, their profession and their vital role in global society. By Elisabet Cantenys
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How audiences can provide safety

Community radios face specific challenges in times of crisis. Two radio managers from Burkina Faso discuss how having a closer relationship with your listeners can protect you.
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The fundamental pillars of media safety

Mexico is one of the most dangerous countries for journalists worldwide. Three Mexican journalists speak about working in a challenging environment and the direct links between content, audience, networks, and safety.

Rappler CEO and Executive Editor Maria Ressa, center, is escorted as she arrives to attend a court hearing for a cyber libel case at Manila Regional Trial Court, Philippines

Credibility and independence

Rappler is the Philippines' leading online magazine. In this interview, three of its executives speak about a holistic safety approach and the importance of focusing on a young, digitally native audience.
Fact checking in a polarized media landscape: Maharat Foundation's Fact-O-Meter

Between digital threats and media capture

Once known as a regional media hub with space for freedom of expression, the Lebanese media landscape has been polarized, say Roula Mikhael and Mohamad Najem in this interview
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The invisible threat

Media organizations must recognize the need for strong IT security within their infrastructure, as well as digital safety routines for journalists and activists. By Daniel Moßbrucker