there was a conversation i had with them with maria ressa, who won the nobel peace prize.he's someone who has faced huge amounts of kind of backlash and also online abuse and abuse offline. and she kind of said this as well. she said, oh, i don't i don't know if there's something weird about me, but i see it as a real asset that i am able to understand how this works because i experience it firsthand. and if i can convey that to to the people who are reading or listening or whatever, then i'm able to actually better expose it. and i certainly feel that that's the case. even if the price is being trolled, i think i'm i'm able to expose what's happening in a way that would be much more difficult if i sat as a sort of outside observer. and i actually think in this world where more and more people are able to, we're not, like you say, the kind of big voice from above that's telling people what to think, when and how that works. we are very much with everyone. and so actually, if you want to be with everyone, you have to actually be with everyone. you have to turn up and, you k

maria ressa, who's a knight wallace fellow, asks, you mentioned that you work with big outlets as partners what's the space in forbidden stories for newsrooms or freelancers who might want to collaborate with you? we do work with small newsroom with we don't only work with the large one. and i think that's the diversity of the newsroom is really something that we that is extremely for us so we do work with a small newsroom in hungary same people were infected with by pegasus but we do work with the western which is a very large newsroom. so it's important to to collaborate. the most important for us is to collaborate. people who believe collaborative journalism and knows how to practice and to do that, which is not that. and make sure not only the journalists will, but the editor and the leadership of the management of the newspaper will understand and will give enough resources and time to germany's to collaborate to such intense and time consuming project about. we usually don't work with freelancers because it's it's a difficult process we have to maintain confidentiality and we have be

maria ressa, who's a knight wallace fellow, asks, you mentioned that you work with big outlets as partners what's the space in forbidden stories for newsrooms or freelancers who might want to collaborate with you? we do work with small newsroom with we don't only work with the large one. and i think that's the diversity of the newsroom is really something that we that is extremely for us so we do work with a small newsroom in hungary same people were infected with by pegasus but we do work with the western which is a very large newsroom. so it's important to to collaborate. the most important for us is to collaborate. people who believe collaborative journalism and knows how to practice and to do that, which is not that. and make sure not only the journalists will, but the editor and the leadership of the management of the newspaper will understand and will give enough resources and time to germany's to collaborate to such intense and time consuming project about. we usually don't work with freelancers because it's it's a difficult process we have to maintain confidentiality and we have be