Who's Reporting Africa Now?

An award-winning journalist, Kate Wright worked on the BBC’s Africa desk. After gaining her PhD at Goldsmiths College, University of London, she took up a position as Chancellor’s Fellow in the Cultural and Creative Industries at the University of Edinburgh.

• List of Illustrations – Preface – Acknowledgements – Introduction – NGOs, News Organizations, and Freelancers: An Overview – "Good" Journalism and Moral Economies – Photojournalism, Professionalism, and Print Newspapers: The Independent on Sunday and Christian Aid – War Crimes, Witnessing, and Public Service Television: Channel 4 News and Human Rights Watch – Online Slideshows, "Selling In", and Moral Education: BBC News Online and Save the Children – Digital Dialogue, International Development, and Blogging: The Guardian and Internews – African Self-Help, Corporate Social Responsibility, and Positive Features: The Observer and the Kenyan Paraplegic Organization – Conclusion – Index.

"This book is essential reading for anyone interested in human rights media, African studies, or international journalism in the digital age."—Lindsay Palmer, International Journal of Communication 13(2019)