With billions heading to the polls this year, the stakes for global democracies are substantial. Generative AI advances and broad accessibility are already reshaping sectors with exponential growth ex...

Newsrooms will soon have a menu of options on applying content credentials to their work. But what do newsrooms need to consider before applying this technology to their work, and how will it affect a...

How do we build better, more inclusive and happier news organisations? It can start with very concrete steps. A group of news industry leaders with many years of experience in managing journalists, n...

News organisations have struggled to report accurately on the Israel-Gaza war due to a host of challenges. International reporters are not allowed to report from the ground. Local journalists are bein...

From South Africa, to Indonesia, to Pakistan, 2024 will be a year of pivotal elections that will have global ramifications for democracy. Extra attention will be paid to two elections in particular as...

In today's digital age, influencers have become important disseminators of news and wield significant influence in shaping public opinion. Recent studies, like the one conducted by the Reuters Institu...

This panel discussion will explore the impact of U.S. leak prosecutions on global investigative journalism. The Espionage Act is a draconian, World War I-era law used to prosecute media sources in the...

Five big lessons from producing a global series on the social, economic and political forces undermining meaningful global action on climate change. We have had more than 50 years of scientific data, ...

The MacArthur Foundation has spearheaded the Press Forward initiative to raise $1bn for local journalism in the US. Why are US philanthropists putting so much energy into local news? Can local news l...

Noa Landau and Hanin Majadli from Haaretz, Israel’s only broadsheet and liberal-leaning newspaper, discuss the difficulties of covering a domestic war from a Jewish and Palestinian perspective. Org...