Newsrooms thought they had it figured out when it came to journalism ethics. But legacy media handbooks don’t really address the kind of ethical questions raised when journalists have to increasingl...

Small and local newsrooms are proving that product methodologies aren’t just for big organizations. In this panel, Ariel Zirulnick, Aron Pilhofer, and Aldana Vales will share their experiences as th...

Mark Zuckerberg sent shockwaves through the media world when, abruptly, in the days before Donald Trump's inauguration, he swapped sides in the information war. Meta would no longer appoint fact-check...

Narratives about gen AI are largely shaped by Western perspectives while the impact of the tech across the world mostly revolves around the basic local issues — health, education, and the economy. S...

What does it take to stand on the front line of the fight for press freedom? What has evolved over the last decades, and what painful realities persist? At a cornerstone moment for global media freedo...

In the last few years, with the eruption of wars within Europe and the intensification of fascism, funding for journalism shifted its focus to the geographies most affected by it, in Eastern Europe an...

This year, changes to the platform formerly known as Twitter have led many journalists and news consumers to seek greener pastures. In an increasingly fragmented online environment, journalists must d...

Whether we see it or not, our governments, doctors, schools, and employers have used AI and other predictive technologies for years to make policy decisions, understand disease, teach our children, or...

For over a decade journalists and investigators were unable to report from Damascus. Then, over two days in December 2024, everything changed. This panel will hear the experiences of Syrian journalist...

Independent public-interest journalism faces unprecedented challenges to its sustainability. That is why we need to learn from each other and build on existing experiences and work across regions. Thi...