When journalism can change faster than it takes to earn a master’s degree in it, laying down the cash for that degree can be a scary risk. Is it worth it?

Less than two years ago, a group of journalists and technologists came together in Buenos Aires to rethink the news. Today, the 1,700-member group has created a vibrant space for media innovation. Here's what they learned along the way.

Google Authorship lets online writers associate their Google Plus accounts with their stories, pushing them higher in search results.

Next time you see a fancy news application, don't just gawk in envy. With a little coding knowledge and collaboration, setting up a news apps team in your newsroom can be an easy task.

Given the well-known crisis in traditional media, more and more journalists are motivated to launch their own "microjournalism" startups.

Social media give journalists and newsrooms the potential to reach a global audience – and the chance to commit cross-culture gaffes.

Claire Wardle, director of news services for Storyful, tackled the issue of journalist vs. robot in a recent chat with IJNet.

Learn how to discover, verify and curate social media content during IJNet's live chat Thursday, Feb. 14 at 11 a.m. EST with Storyful's Claire Wardle.

Each month, IJNet features an international journalist who exemplifies the profession and has used the site to further his or her career. This month's journalist is Kolkata-based Pradipta Mukherjee, who writes for Bloomberg News.