The structure of organized crime has improved significantly over the last few decades and journalists have only started to understand the reach of transnational criminals in the last five years. In th...

The most consequential trial against journalism is reaching a critical point as UK courts are set to issue the order to extradite the WikiLeaks founder, Julian Assange, to face a 175-year sentence for...

The pandemic has accelerated the shift towards reader revenue models. Most of the news leaders recently surveyed by the Reuters Institute say that memberships and digital subscriptions will be their m...

As climate change becomes more pronounced and visible, its impacts are complicating the lives and livelihoods of hundreds of millions of people. This includes mushrooming security risks as climate sho...

This panel will look at the impact of a journalistic focus on politics and politicians. We will discuss how an emphasis on aggressive pundits and sensational sound bites cripples political conversatio...

This panel spotlights a new generation of news creators to understand how they approach building a brand and a community and what opportunities there are to build their businesses. Creators joining V...

At long last, it's become clear in media and technology circles that upgrading our information supply, while crucial, is not enough to solve the misinformation crisis. We also need to upgrade ourselve...

Turning accountability into an asset: implementing RSF’s Journalism Trust Initiative. How it’s going and why it matters. Holding others to account is what journalism is all about. But who is hold...

What is journalism's obligation to police our own? What do we do about the malign influence of Rupert Murdoch's empire in the English-speaking democracies and the taint he brings our field?

In our automated, digitised and (allegedly) smart society, technology reporting is increasingly crucial. And yet it is not easy to stand up to the power (and influence) of Big Tech on the one hand and...