The hyperconnected world has taken its toll on journalism, from partisan outlets waging war on reality to owners more interested in clicks than facts. And that’s not to mention the physical threats journalists face, whether caught in a warzone or just upsetting the wrong people. Kate Adie has reported from some of the world’s most dangerous places– in this masterclass she teaches the art of telling the real story and being heard over the noise. The tutor: Kate Adie is the former chief news correspondent for BBC News, a job which took her to conflict zones including Iraq, Rwanda and Sierra Leone. She currently presents From Our Own Correspondent on BBC Radio 4. She is the author of several books, including Into Danger: Risking Your Life for Work. Language: English