Marina Adami

Marina Adami

Digital journalist

Marina Adami works as a digital journalist at the Reuters Institute. Originally from Italy, she has reported on breaking news for Politico Europe in Brussels and on local news in London.

News

International Journalism Festival 2024: what we learnt in Perugia about the future of news

Here are a few highlights from the festival on topics such as social media, covering the war in Gaza, investigative journalism and the rise of AI. 

Nordic AI in Media Summit 2024: Five projects you should keep an eye on

From a newsroom assistant to a tool to create formats for young audiences, here are some of the initiatives presented this week in Copenhagen.

How AI disinformation might impact this year’s elections and how journalists should report on it

From satire to robocalls, generative AI is entering politics in a crucial year. Four experts reflect on its possible consequences and on how to cover it.

“You have to give people information that helps them make proper decisions”

Rasmus Nielsen, Alessandra Galloni, Zaffar Abbas, Melissa Bell and A. G. Sulzberger discussed journalistic independence at the 2024 Memorial Lecture.

Maja Šimunjak

A new book reveals journalists’ strategies for managing emotions and provides valuable tips

“If you are in an emotional situation, try to recognise what you feel,” says Maja Šimunjak, whose book is based on conversations with dozens of journalists.

An overhead shot of people gathering around a crater in a residential area.

Breaks, grief and community: how to protect yourself when sifting through graphic visuals

Experts Andrea Lampros and Alexa Koenig on how journalists can safeguard their health while confronted with distressing imagery.

How ChatGPT’s responses change as top news sites from five countries block it

We analyse how top news brands in Brazil, France, South Africa, the UK and the US approach the chatbot and the impact on responses.

The generative AI panel on stage at the Trust Conference 2023.

Trust Conference 2023: seven things we learnt about press freedom around the world

Here are a few highlights from speakers such as Sebastien Lai, Jodie Ginsberg, Charlie Beckett and Rana Rahimpour at TRF’s flagship event.

An AI-generated image of a robot that looks like a human in front of a holographic screen, sitting at a desk made of metal and glass, with a thin tablet computer, a wireless earpiece phone and a newspaper at the centre of the desk.

ChatGPT is now online: here’s a look at how it browses and reports the latest news

As the popular chatbot gets access to up-to-date information, we asked it questions about different news stories to see how it fared.

What we learnt at our 40-year Fellowship reunion about the future of news

These are a few highlights of our panel discussions on AI, mental health, newsroom diversity, reader revenue and foreign news. 

A group of people marching and holding paper signs with slogans saying: "Stop intimidating citizens and journalists."

Should protecting the press be a priority for the G20? These global editors think so

A dozen media managers discuss challenges facing journalism at a global media summit convened by Indian editor Siddharth Varadarajan. 

A WhatsApp course taught older Spaniards to spot misinformation and it worked

The course, created by MediaWise and Newtral, was assessed by researchers from the University of Navarra. 