Journalism: Websites and Organisations

Campaigns on the rights to freedom of expression and access to information.

Promotes excellence in education, teaching and research for journalists.

Journalism and media training resources

Web presence of the crowdsourced People’s Archive, recording British society and subcultures through documentary photography since the 1930s.

Digital archive of newsreels from 1896 to 1978.

The essential source for information about the British TV Industry.

Database of output of legislative bodies, broadcasters and pressure groups. Includes details of Annual Reports, UK and International Legislation, Discussion Documents, Public Consultations, Research Papers, Policy Documents, Service Reviews, Surveys etc.

Thousands of films relating to European society, culture and politics in the 20th and 21st centuries.

A non-profit campaigning against misinformation and fake news.

Independent fact checkers and campaigners who find, expose and counter fake news and misinformation.

The official records of all UK parliamentary debates.

Industry news, jobs, and resources for UK journalists.

Established in 1926, IFJ is the the world's largest organisation for journalists, representing those within the United Nations and the international trade union movement.

UK Industry news and recruitment.

The latest news about academic and research outputs, calls for papers and scholarly communication in the field.

A nonprofit based in Chicago with a social justice focus that collects, produces, and distributes documentary video created by artists, activists, and community groups.

Open source media analysis tools.

Provides support and training to those affected by unethical journalism.

Open access forum for sharing ideas and expertise. Publishes writing by "Thought-leaders, journalists, experts, and individuals with unique perspective".

Displays the front page of thousands of US newspapers every day.

UK's National Union of Journalists

Aims to record every news photographer and agency operating in the UK since 1904; explores the working relationship between photographs, agencies and newspapers.

Activist video collective covering grassroots and trade union campaigns.

A database of high-impact investigative journalism (mostly U.S. based).