Race and leadership in the news media 2025: Evidence from five markets In this factsheet, we analyse the percentage of people of colour in top editorial positions in 100 major online and offline news outlets in five different markets.
Race and leadership in the news media 2025: Evidence from five markets In this factsheet, we analyse the percentage of people of colour in top editorial positions in 100 major online and offline news outlets in five different markets.
Mujeres y liderazgo en los medios informativos en 2025: evidencias de 12 mercados En este informe analizamos la desigualdad de género en el liderazgo de las salas de redacción, a partir de una muestra estratégica de 240 grandes medios online y offline en 12 mercados.
Mujeres y liderazgo en los medios informativos en 2025: evidencias de 12 mercados En este informe analizamos la desigualdad de género en el liderazgo de las salas de redacción, a partir de una muestra estratégica de 240 grandes medios online y offline en 12 mercados.
Women and leadership in the news media 2025: Evidence from 12 markets In this Reuters Institute factsheet we analyse the gender breakdown of top editors in a strategic sample of 240 major online and offline news outlets in 12 different markets.
Women and leadership in the news media 2025: Evidence from 12 markets In this Reuters Institute factsheet we analyse the gender breakdown of top editors in a strategic sample of 240 major online and offline news outlets in 12 different markets.
Perceptions, power, and polarisation: the political impact of UK fact-checking Through interviews with UK politicians, strategists, and advisers, this project investigates whether fact-checking changes how politicians craft their messages.
Perceptions, power, and polarisation: the political impact of UK fact-checking Through interviews with UK politicians, strategists, and advisers, this project investigates whether fact-checking changes how politicians craft their messages.
An eight-point guide to better collaboration with fixers in Taiwan The Straits Times' Taiwan Correspondent, Yip Wai Yee, explores the fractured relationship between foreign journalists and Taiwanese fixers.
An eight-point guide to better collaboration with fixers in Taiwan The Straits Times' Taiwan Correspondent, Yip Wai Yee, explores the fractured relationship between foreign journalists and Taiwanese fixers.
The Patriot effect: Israel’s shifting civil discourse under Netanyahu Davide Lerner explores shifting trends in the Israeli media space through the lens of Channel 14's most popular TV show.
The Patriot effect: Israel’s shifting civil discourse under Netanyahu Davide Lerner explores shifting trends in the Israeli media space through the lens of Channel 14's most popular TV show.
We need to bridge the fault line emerging in debates about AI and the future of news “We need this to become a real debate, and not two disconnected conversations talking past each other,” argues AI expert David Caswell in this essay.
We need to bridge the fault line emerging in debates about AI and the future of news “We need this to become a real debate, and not two disconnected conversations talking past each other,” argues AI expert David Caswell in this essay.
International Journalism Festival 2025: what we learnt in Perugia about the future of news Here are a few highlights from the festival on journalism in exile, local news, reader revenue, news avoidance and AI and the future of news.
International Journalism Festival 2025: what we learnt in Perugia about the future of news Here are a few highlights from the festival on journalism in exile, local news, reader revenue, news avoidance and AI and the future of news.
As Trump guts US global media agency, thousands of journalists’ lives are in limbo Reporters from Voice of America, Radio Free Europe and Radio Free Asia face an uncertain future, with jobs, careers, livelihoods and freedoms at risk.
As Trump guts US global media agency, thousands of journalists’ lives are in limbo Reporters from Voice of America, Radio Free Europe and Radio Free Asia face an uncertain future, with jobs, careers, livelihoods and freedoms at risk.
Indian journalist Mitali Mukherjee named Director of the Reuters Institute A respected journalist across print, TV, and digital media, she's led our Journalist Programmes since 2022 and been our Acting Director since October 2024.
Indian journalist Mitali Mukherjee named Director of the Reuters Institute A respected journalist across print, TV, and digital media, she's led our Journalist Programmes since 2022 and been our Acting Director since October 2024.
The nonprofit helping immigrant communities navigate Trump’s America News site Documented created a wage theft database and communities on WhatsApp, NextDoor and WeChat, says its co-founder Mazin Sidahmed.
The nonprofit helping immigrant communities navigate Trump’s America News site Documented created a wage theft database and communities on WhatsApp, NextDoor and WeChat, says its co-founder Mazin Sidahmed.
International Journalism Festival 2025: the events you shouldn’t miss in Perugia Here is a curated list of panels on topics such as the climate crisis, local news, human rights, trust, AI and more.
International Journalism Festival 2025: the events you shouldn’t miss in Perugia Here is a curated list of panels on topics such as the climate crisis, local news, human rights, trust, AI and more.
Perú Los principales medios peruanos se han visto gravemente afectados por la recesión económica, sus ingresos publicitarios se han derrumbado y esto ha provocado despidos y recortes de gastos.
Perú Los principales medios peruanos se han visto gravemente afectados por la recesión económica, sus ingresos publicitarios se han derrumbado y esto ha provocado despidos y recortes de gastos.
The 2025 Reuters Memorial Lecture Dean of the Columbia Journalism School, Dr Jelani Cobb, will deliver the 2025 Reuters Memorial Lecture.
The 2025 Reuters Memorial Lecture Dean of the Columbia Journalism School, Dr Jelani Cobb, will deliver the 2025 Reuters Memorial Lecture.
Three years, eight countries: How climate news shapes public views Seven takeaways from the event on our report on how audiences follow climate change
Three years, eight countries: How climate news shapes public views Seven takeaways from the event on our report on how audiences follow climate change
International Journalism Festival 2025: what we learnt in Perugia about the future of news Here are a few highlights from the festival on journalism in exile, local news, reader revenue, news avoidance and AI and the future of news. 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International Journalism Festival 2025: what we learnt in Perugia about the future of news Here are a few highlights from the festival on journalism in exile, local news, reader revenue, news avoidance and AI and the future of news. Catch up with our recent conference on AI and the future of news Explore our work on journalism and AI Check out our academic research Read our original reporting on the future of journalism worldwide
news 17 April 2025 We need to bridge the fault line emerging in debates about AI and the future of news David Caswell
news 1 April 2025 As Trump silences Voice of America, Russia and China seize the opportunity to reshape Africa’s news ecosystem Gretel Kahn
news 8 April 2025 As Trump guts US global media agency, thousands of journalists’ lives are in limbo Marina Adami Natalia Zhdanova
news 17 April 2025 We need to bridge the fault line emerging in debates about AI and the future of news David Caswell
news 1 April 2025 As Trump silences Voice of America, Russia and China seize the opportunity to reshape Africa’s news ecosystem Gretel Kahn
news 8 April 2025 As Trump guts US global media agency, thousands of journalists’ lives are in limbo Marina Adami Natalia Zhdanova
news 7 March 2025 Shattered by a perfect storm: How Trump’s cuts are crippling journalism beyond the United States Gretel Kahn Marina Adami Eduardo Suárez
research 21 March 2025 Race and leadership in the news media 2025: Evidence from five markets Dr Amy Ross Arguedas Mitali Mukherjee Prof. Rasmus Kleis Nielsen
research 6 March 2025 Women and leadership in the news media 2025: Evidence from 12 markets Dr Amy Ross Arguedas Mitali Mukherjee Prof. Rasmus Kleis Nielsen
research 28 May 2024 What does the public in six countries think of generative AI in news? Dr Richard Fletcher Prof. Rasmus Kleis Nielsen This report looks at how people use generative AI, and what they think about its application in journalism and other areas of work and life across six countries.
news 30 January 2025 How AI is reshaping copyright law and what it means for the news industry Gretel Kahn
news 28 January 2025 What DeepSeek may mean for the future of journalism and generative AI Marina Adami
news 13 December 2024 Who owns the AI tools journalists use? A new study exposes a dangerous transparency gap Laura Oliver
news 2 July 2024 How AI chatbots responded to questions about the 2024 UK election Dr Felix Simon Dr Richard Fletcher Prof. Rasmus Kleis Nielsen
news 30 January 2025 How AI is reshaping copyright law and what it means for the news industry Gretel Kahn
news 28 January 2025 What DeepSeek may mean for the future of journalism and generative AI Marina Adami
news 13 December 2024 Who owns the AI tools journalists use? A new study exposes a dangerous transparency gap Laura Oliver
news 2 July 2024 How AI chatbots responded to questions about the 2024 UK election Dr Felix Simon Dr Richard Fletcher Prof. Rasmus Kleis Nielsen
news 26 November 2024 AI-generated slop is quietly seizing the internet. Is it a threat to journalism or a problem that will fix itself? Marina Adami
news 4 June 2024 How Norway’s public broadcaster uses AI-generated summaries to reach younger audiences Marina Adami
news 10 October 2024 We need clarity about the deals between AI companies and news publishers. Here’s why Dr Felix Simon
research 28 Jan 2025 Climate change and news audiences report 2024: Analysis of news use and attitudes in eight countries The report shows a stagnation in public views on and engagement with climate issues and information over time, despite the growing urgency of the crisis.
research 9 Jan 2025 Journalism, media, and technology trends and predictions 2025 Our annual survey of over 300 media leaders from across the world explores publishers' priorities for the year ahead, the challenges they envision and how well equipped they are to address them.
research 28 Nov 2024 What do people want? Views on platforms and the digital public sphere in eight countries Our research explores how people use platforms for news and information about politics, while also remaining sceptical of the information they see there.
What we do We host practising journalists and researchers from all over the world, and connect them with professional peers and leading academics from a wide range of different fields.
Our governance The Reuters Institute’s constitution commits us to providing an independent forum for exchanges between practitioners and analysts of journalism, and all those affected by it.
Our funders Our core funding comes from the Thomson Reuters Foundation. Beyond this, we receive support from a wide range of other funders including foundations, non-profits, and industry partners.
news 17 April 2025 We need to bridge the fault line emerging in debates about AI and the future of news David Caswell
news 17 April 2025 We need to bridge the fault line emerging in debates about AI and the future of news David Caswell
news 13 April 2025 International Journalism Festival 2025: what we learnt in Perugia about the future of news Gretel Kahn Marina Adami Matthew Leake Priscille Biehlmann Eduardo Suárez
news 13 April 2025 International Journalism Festival 2025: what we learnt in Perugia about the future of news Gretel Kahn Marina Adami Matthew Leake Priscille Biehlmann Eduardo Suárez
news 1 April 2025 As Trump silences Voice of America, Russia and China seize the opportunity to reshape Africa’s news ecosystem Gretel Kahn
news 1 April 2025 As Trump silences Voice of America, Russia and China seize the opportunity to reshape Africa’s news ecosystem Gretel Kahn
news 25 March 2025 The pioneers rebuilding Syria’s fragile news ecosystem: “The media needs to break these walls between people” Matthew Leake
news 25 March 2025 The pioneers rebuilding Syria’s fragile news ecosystem: “The media needs to break these walls between people” Matthew Leake
news 17 March 2025 How billionaires and powerful law firms are working to restrict libel protections and silence the press in Trump’s America Eduardo Suárez
news 17 March 2025 How billionaires and powerful law firms are working to restrict libel protections and silence the press in Trump’s America Eduardo Suárez
news 25 March 2025 The pioneers rebuilding Syria’s fragile news ecosystem: “The media needs to break these walls between people” Matthew Leake
news 25 March 2025 The pioneers rebuilding Syria’s fragile news ecosystem: “The media needs to break these walls between people” Matthew Leake
news 7 March 2025 A merced de una tormenta perfecta: Así golpean los recortes de Trump al periodismo fuera de Estados Unidos Gretel Kahn Marina Adami Eduardo Suárez
news 7 March 2025 A merced de una tormenta perfecta: Así golpean los recortes de Trump al periodismo fuera de Estados Unidos Gretel Kahn Marina Adami Eduardo Suárez
news 7 March 2025 Shattered by a perfect storm: How Trump’s cuts are crippling journalism beyond the United States Gretel Kahn Marina Adami Eduardo Suárez
news 7 March 2025 Shattered by a perfect storm: How Trump’s cuts are crippling journalism beyond the United States Gretel Kahn Marina Adami Eduardo Suárez
Fellowship Takeaways podcast series Bite-sized insights for the modern journalist from the Reuters Institute.
Fellowship Takeaways podcast series Bite-sized insights for the modern journalist from the Reuters Institute.
AI and the Future of Audio series A five-part series exploring the interestection between AI and audio.
AI and the Future of Audio series A five-part series exploring the interestection between AI and audio.
Digital News Report 2024 launch events Join us for the launch of the most comprehensive study of news consumption worldwide, covering 47 markets around the world.
Digital News Report 2024 launch events Join us for the launch of the most comprehensive study of news consumption worldwide, covering 47 markets around the world.
