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Nieman Lab predictions for journalism 2026, how AI will reshape the news in 2026, and the top 10 journalism collaborations of 2025
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Nieman Lab predictions for journalism 2026, Jimmy Lai found guilty, and inside Haaretz
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Nieman Lab predictions for journalism 2026, creator journalism fuels a decentralization shift, and the escalation of violence against women in the public sphere
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The Pulitzer Center’s AI Spotlight Series, ICIJ’s Damascus Dossier, and RISJ’s climate change news audiences report 2025
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Sudan’s media emergency, lessons from newsrooms turning reporting into performance, and the brutal economics of liquid content
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The Coin Laundry, what the BBC crisis can teach public service media, and Moldovan media outlets stand up to disinformation
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The campaign to free Jimmy Lai, the BBC in a fight for its survival, and how Denmark is rethinking public funding for private publishers
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From attention merchants to intention architects, Hungary’s top tabloid sold to company close to Orban, and how news is being used to dictate reality
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Submissions are now open for the 16th edition of the Stories on Umbria International Journalism Award. The competition, organised by the Umbria Chamber of Commerce...