Tips for journalists on Facebook, a look inside the Internet archive, and more are found in this week's Digital Media Mash Up, produced by the Center for International Media Assistance (CIMA).

A leading investigative reporter and media trainer explains why it's essential for journalists to encrypt their documents and shows how easy it is to do.

A new platform lets freelancers sell written content, photos and video directly to newsrooms and pick up assignments via a mobile app.

In Mexico, where more than 80 journalists have been killed since 2005, a new map offers a safer way to report attacks.

Readers are more likely to find your stories by clicking a link from social media than by visiting your homepage. Here's how to find out more about who is reaching your content via Facebook and Twitter.

Data-Driven Documents is a powerful tool for creating complex visuals and interactive designs.

The Boston Marathon bombing posed a series of challenges for journalists, who turned to social media and online tools to report the scene and its aftermath.

IJNet talked with Laressa Watlington, a multimedia journalist and trainer who helped create a handbook in Spanish to help journalists thrive in an ever-shifting media landscape.

Vine, Twitter’s app that lets you edit and share six seconds of video, is capitalizing on the current micro-video-sharing trend, but this iOS-only tool is leaving Android users out of the loop.