What if we were to take a blank sheet of paper and redesign the journalistic economy as if starting from scratch? Teun Gautier, founder of Amsterdam-based De Cooperatie, a cooperative NGO and media co...

#PlacesthatMatter, a Whirlpool project aimed at recounting the manufacturing realities of Europe, Middle East and Africa through the experiences and stories of the employees and the communities in wh...

From the United States to Europe, from the Wenstein case to the #metoo movement: an earthquake has knocked down the wall of silence that had hitherto covered sexual harassment and abuse. Women have sp...

We explore the work of two media projects, based in the US and Germany, that are attempting to bridge potentially explosive community divides.  Community in Unity aims to get people who normal...

Modeled after the Newsgeist sessions that ask "What Could Google Do for News?", we will bring the discussion about Facebook's role and responsibility in society directly to journalism with a construct...

More and more big publishing houses in Germany have built central organized newsrooms lately that distribute national content (both for print and digital) for several regional outlets at the same time...

Local news in the US and Europe is in crisis. Research in the US, UK, the Netherlands and elsewhere has revealed widespread 'news deserts' or 'dark spots', where citizens have little or no access to l...

Both newsrooms and charities are increasingly embracing the format of 360 video to engage, and immerse their respective audiences in, stories from the developing world. More like storyliving than stor...

Investigative journalism in Turkey is a crime. Publishing public interest stories from the outside can be a lifeline for the Turkish press. There are opportunities to transform the way in-depth, Turke...

To coincide with the tenth anniversary of the 2008 financial crash, this panel will consider the impact of that crash on the media worldwide, and ask what lessons have been learnt, by business reporte...