Posted on: Mon 8 May 2017
A new report from UNESCO has shown that laws protecting journalist sources are not keeping up with the latest data retention laws leaving a lot on the table. Julie Posetti from University of Wollongong who wrote the report talked data with us and where this leaves journalism in the future.
Produced by Ayda Mahdizadeh.
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