13th November 2025 Richard Fletcher on the Reuters Institute's research in 2024-25 A piece by our Director of Research, originally published in the Reuters Institute's Annual Report.
13th November 2025 Richard Fletcher on the Reuters Institute's research in 2024-25 A piece by our Director of Research, originally published in the Reuters Institute's Annual Report.
13th November 2025 Mitali Mukherjee on the work of the Reuters Institute in 2024-25 A piece by our Director, originally published in the Reuters Institute's Annual Report.
13th November 2025 Mitali Mukherjee on the work of the Reuters Institute in 2024-25 A piece by our Director, originally published in the Reuters Institute's Annual Report.
13th November 2025 Nikkei media manager Joshua Ogawa, appointed member of the Reuters Institute's Advisory Board He will provide expertise on AI issues and expand the geographical reach of the board
13th November 2025 Nikkei media manager Joshua Ogawa, appointed member of the Reuters Institute's Advisory Board He will provide expertise on AI issues and expand the geographical reach of the board
12th November 2025 From taxes to news: How Denmark is rethinking public funding for private publishers The Nordic country is creating a model to decide which outlets should receive subsidies, how and on what basis. Rasmus Nielsen explains how it could work.
12th November 2025 From taxes to news: How Denmark is rethinking public funding for private publishers The Nordic country is creating a model to decide which outlets should receive subsidies, how and on what basis. Rasmus Nielsen explains how it could work.
10th November 2025 The BBC is under scrutiny. Here’s what research tells about its role in the UK The BBC is the most widely used source of news in the UK. It has lower reach among the young and the less formally educated.
10th November 2025 The BBC is under scrutiny. Here’s what research tells about its role in the UK The BBC is the most widely used source of news in the UK. It has lower reach among the young and the less formally educated.
4th November 2025 How science journalists worldwide are fighting White House health misinformation “All we can do is not get pulled into the political debates and try to be fair-minded, factual, credible and authoritative,” said STAT’s founder Rick Berke.
4th November 2025 How science journalists worldwide are fighting White House health misinformation “All we can do is not get pulled into the political debates and try to be fair-minded, factual, credible and authoritative,” said STAT’s founder Rick Berke.
3rd November 2025 Your AI butler will serve you “factslop”: How zero click hurts the consumer, and the newsrooms LLMs depend on The rise of GenAI is already damaging the integrity of the information ecosystem and things will get worse in the years to come, argues Katya Gorchinskaya in this essay.
3rd November 2025 Your AI butler will serve you “factslop”: How zero click hurts the consumer, and the newsrooms LLMs depend on The rise of GenAI is already damaging the integrity of the information ecosystem and things will get worse in the years to come, argues Katya Gorchinskaya in this essay.
31st October 2025 ‘Building a very different kind of trust’: Four things we learnt at the launch of our report on news creators More than 1,600 people signed up for our event, featuring Mosheh Oinounou from the US, Akash Banerjee from India and Emilio Doménech from Spain.
31st October 2025 ‘Building a very different kind of trust’: Four things we learnt at the launch of our report on news creators More than 1,600 people signed up for our event, featuring Mosheh Oinounou from the US, Akash Banerjee from India and Emilio Doménech from Spain.
