The new Council for European Public Space aims to contribute intellectual leadership towards a European Public Space cons­tituted according to democratic rules. The think-and-do-tank will develop evi...

Data journalism is never static. Innovative newsrooms are always pushing boundaries, sometimes in simply finding and using existing datasets, sometimes expanding collaborations across borders, and som...

Paul and Pavla are back again this year, highlighting what’s new and noteworthy in investigating organized crime in 2023. Joining them is Stevan Dojcinovic. High level criminals have designed future...

Transparency is an oft-cited solution to the trust crisis, but what does that mean in practice? Must journalists document all aspects of their work - or does that risk creating journalism products tha...

Besides the emergency support for Ukraine media, there is a need to reestablish the media ecosystem in Ukraine in the hard hit regions. We want to talk about the best ways to help the reconstruction o...

Journalists from around the world share their experience producing world-leading journalism about the rights of women and gender-diverse people. From an investigation into the skin-whitening industry ...

Forget the new technologies of artificial intelligence, it is one of the oldest that is having a renaissance in the media industry. Audio is booming with publishers increasingly putting more resources...

There is a rising sector of public-interest media in Europe: pioneers in the (ever-) emerging journalistic landscape. They fill a gap left by public service media and commercial news organisations by ...

The New European newspaper (TNE) was launched in a hurry, just nine days after Britain’s Brexit referendum in 2016 and was designed to last just four weeks. Seven years later, founder and editor-in-...

In conversation with S. Mitra Kalita and Sara Lomax, the founders of URL Media, which boasts 16 community news outlets owned and run by Black and Brown journalists. In two years, URL Media has grown i...