How can newsroom leaders embrace AI without compromising trust, transparency, and job security? This panel will explore strategies employed by forward-thinking newsroom leaders to introduce AI tools r...

2025 is set to see the transatlantic gulf on how to regulate online speech become even wider. Regulators in the EU are demanding greater regulation of platforms than ever, but the US has made clear th...

Gabriel García Márquez fought for his whole life against the various threats to democracy in Latin America, but today journalists just like him have to face political and legal persecution, even imp...

Note: This session is a workshop in which participation is by registration only. Maximum 40 participants. You must sign up online in advance. Every day, important stories – too many to count – go...

In an era marked by deep political and social divides in the United States, two Black women stand at the helm of Detroit’s most influential newsrooms: Outlier Media and the Detroit Free Press. Erin ...

Instead of morning editorial planning, the team hides in shelters from Russian missiles. A well-planned evening broadcast may be interrupted by power outages due to damage to the country’s energy in...

You’re digging into an incident – it could be an alleged crime, human rights violation or even a war crime – and you have the makings of a strong investigation. But you’re missing a central pi...

The news media industry faces a structural crisis. While a few organisations have executed successful digital transformations, many are struggling. Public interest journalism is under particular strai...

News avoidance is here to stay. But that doesn’t mean people have gotten less curious. It’s a great moment for journalists to try new things, to dream big and experiment with creative formats and ...

German media scholar Martin Andree shares a pressing warning about the media: they have only a short window of approximately five years before major American tech giants like Google and Meta seize ful...