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10/09/2026

03/09/2026

🔥 We Make Future. We make connections. We shape tomorrow.

21/08/2026

WMF 2026! 🌍
New technologies. Artificial intelligence. New ideas.
A lot of inspiration and practical solutions for the future of media and communication. ⚡

18/08/2026

🔥 Your phone can lie beautifully now. The question is: will you?
AI can generate a face that never existed, a voice that never spoke, or a video of an event that never happened. And today, you don’t need a Hollywood studio to do it. Sometimes, one app is enough.

That changes the rules of Mobile Journalism.
AI can help us clean audio, generate subtitles, improve colour, organise information and speed up production.

✅ But the same technology can also change a quote, fabricate a scene or create a convincing deepfake.

And that is where technology becomes an ethical decision.

🟡 A simple rule for every mobile journalist:
If AI only helps people see or hear reality more clearly — it is a tool.
If AI changes what people believe actually happened — you have crossed the line.

💡 Before publishing, ask yourself:
🔹Did AI change what was actually said?
🔹Did it create something that never happened?
🔹Could the audience mistake generated content for reality?
🔹Do I know where this image or video really came from?
🔹Would I be comfortable explaining exactly how I created it?

AI gives journalists extraordinary creative power.
But trust is still built the old-fashioned way: through honesty, verification and responsibility.

👉 Read the full DBMoJo guide on AI Ethics in Mobile Journalism.
🔗 https://dbmojo.org/ai-ethics-mobile-journalism/

Deepfakes, disclosure, and the EU AI Act: a practical guide to AI ethics in mobile journalism for reporters working with nothing but a phone.

14/08/2026

🟡 AI can now create a face, a voice, or a video that looks completely real. That’s exactly why you need to look more carefully. 👀
🟢 Before you publish, check the source. See what was generated or changed. If AI affects what your audience sees or hears, say it clearly.
👀 Technology can speed up the work. Responsibility is still yours.

12/08/2026

❤️ A solar eclipse — a rare moment when the sky makes everyone stop and look up. 🌒☀️

12/08/2026

🧡 We spent a day in Florence chasing light, not landmarks.
Where's your favourite spot for portraits? 🩵

04/08/2026

👀 We've watched hundreds of standups in training sessions. The same handful of mistakes turn up almost every time — and none of them are about talent.

👀 A reporter locks eyes with their own face on the screen instead of the lens. A flashing sign in the background steals every ounce of attention. Three ideas get crammed into ten seconds, and the viewer walks away with none of them.

👀 None of this comes down to "camera presence". It's a handful of specific habits — where you look, how much you say, what's happening behind you, and how you use the first three seconds before someone's thumb starts scrolling.

We break it all down, with fixes that work with a phone in your hand, not a studio behind you.

Read the full piece here 👉 https://dbmojo.org/standups-dbmojo/

Which one of these do you catch yourself doing? Tell us below. 👇

01/08/2026

WMF 2026! 🔥New technologies and artificial intelligence 💪

30/07/2026

🔥 There's a moment every mobile journalist dreads — no music, no clever edit, just you and the lens. That's the standup.

Get it right, and it's the most human shot you'll ever film. Get it wrong, and it's someone reading a shopping list to a wall.

🩵 We spent our latest training session breaking down exactly what separates the two. Turns out it comes down to a handful of things: look into the lens, not at your own face on the screen. Say one idea, not three — three thoughts crammed into ten seconds leave viewers with nothing. Touch the wall, point to the bridge, walk the walk — show what you're saying instead of just standing there.

And the first three seconds? They decide whether anyone stays. Open with a hook, not "erm, sorry, so..."

🙌 We've put together the full breakdown — sound, script, body language, the lot — in the article linked below. If you've ever frozen in front of your own phone camera, this one's for you.

👉 What's the hardest part of talking to camera for you — eye contact, remembering your line, or just pressing record? Tell us in the comments. 👇

https://dbmojo.org/standups-dbmojo/

Learn how to record a confident standup in Mobile Journalism — where to look, how long to speak, and how AI teleprompters can help.