The rise of Twitter brought concerns within the industry – would this overwhelming source of direct raw information put professional reporters out of business?

We travel to the Arctic Circle to investigate the impact a resource rush might have on local communities.

In 2004, the World Health Organization released its global status report on alcohol and health, finding Uganda as the top contender for per capita alcohol consumption in the world.

The film takes you out of the laboratory and into the kitchen to meet Canadian culinary champ Marc Lepine and Microsoft’s former Chief Technology Officer Nathan Myhrvold.

He is a friend, and he is an unassuming hero. Sometimes we feel like Clark Kent, and sometimes, if we are lucky, we feel like Superman.

By 2050, Latin Americans could be the American majority. Yet from a clampdown on ‘illegal’ Latino immigrants, to a wave of hate crimes, this Latino expansion is experiencing some acute […]

With homelessness on the rise in the UK and with more people sleeping rough on the streets than ever, filmmaker Mike Staniforth decided to speak to the homeless people of […]

We live in a digital world that gives us all the media we could possibly dream of at the click of a mouse, yet many people miss the old school […]

Why does the US put so many people behind bars and what lies behind California’s new push for leniency?

Known in his early days as graffiti icon ESPO, Steve Powers has been a charismatic figure in both New York’s art and graffiti world throughout the past 20 years.

The story of two cargo ships stranded 100 feet from the beach documented by Antoni Sendra.

For those without access to a simple toilet, poop can be poison. Businessman-turned-sanitation-superhero Jack Sim fights this oft-neglected crisis affecting 2.6 billion people…

Dutch photographer Rob Hornstra is using a technique called “slow journalism” to document the years leading up to the Russian 2014 Winter Olympics.