After the ‘podcast election’ in the US and the rise of news influencers globally, who is a journalist, what do audiences believe is news, and what does this mean for traditional mainstream news br...

An interview with Climate Adam - Dr Adam Levy - who condenses key scientific findings into engaging social media posts. The interview will focus on how Adam manages it, the challenges in translating c...

There has been a heated debate over the last two years about the opportunities and risks of generative AI. This discussion will seek to identify the key trends, positive and negative. It will explore ...

The media funding space is still fairly new terrain for many foundations; only a few foundations are explicitly organized to support journalism. In reality, the majority of funders supporting media an...

A growing number of video journalists are going independent, successfully reaching new audiences across platforms. Hear directly from independent journalists about their journey of launching their pub...

In the name of freedom of speech, Big Tech—especially META and other social media platforms—appears increasingly inclined to amplify polarisation, often at the expense of marginalised voices. Whil...

More and more journalists are adding open source research methods (also called “OSINT”) to their investigative workflows. While tools are not everything, they often play a crucial role for crackin...

Over 18 months after the Hamas attacks on 7 October 2023 and following the massacre in Gaza, Israeli society perseveres at its wilful ignorance. With the death toll in the pummelled Strip at a frighte...

How would we design a newsroom from scratch for 2025? What structures, leadership roles, and approaches would fundamentally differ from the newsrooms of the past? As legacy newsrooms such as The Washi...

It is time to abandon the trust metric as it is applied to journalism. It is no longer fit for purpose in the context of targeted attacks on journalists and news outlets facilitated by the Big Tech ac...