ACOS Alliance in partnership with the Committee to Protect Journalists is offering free one to one safety clinics for journalists, editors and news managers attending this year’s festival. These tai...

With local news outlets shuttering, what does this mean for the future of informed and engaged communities? While the outlook can seem bleak, news scarcity has given rise to a promising new cohort of ...

This session has been cancelled due to speaker unavailability. We apologise for any inconvenience.  Once the domain of governments and scientists, the use of satellite imagery has become increasingl...

This panel discussion features strong female journalists who are building massive digital audiences on their own. Whether you're the female founder of a news company or a female journalist creator se...

Ukrainian journalist Victoria Roshchyna was a rare, passionate type to risk her life and report from the Russia-occupied territories, where not only Ukrainian media were banned, but being part of Ukra...

As the integration of (generative) AI technologies into news organisations continues apace, the need for robust, transparent, and consistent evaluation frameworks has become increasingly pressing. Whi...

The weaponisation of nostalgia is a pernicious trend infecting democratic deliberation and affecting the outcome of elections around the world. ICFJ's Disarming Disinformation project has tracked thi...

Following the publication of American Mother in Italy, Diane Foley speaks with journalist and author Laura Silvia Battaglia about her experience co-writing the book with author Colum McCann, the birth...

2025 is the year of widespread generative AI video. Six months after the wider launch of OpenAI’s Sora and Google’s Veo 2, and as the ability to create, edit and use generative AI video grows in r...

Media critic Jon Allsop has covered every aspect of journalism in his Media Today newsletter for the Columbia Journalism Review. But in his new book, What is Journalism For?, he grapples with the Big ...