Innovation and a sharper focus: how local news is weathering the coronavirus storm Newspapers have seen record audiences, rising orders for home delivery and readers who buy subscriptions for the elderly, finds Rachael Jolley.
Innovation and a sharper focus: how local news is weathering the coronavirus storm Newspapers have seen record audiences, rising orders for home delivery and readers who buy subscriptions for the elderly, finds Rachael Jolley.
Low ego and listening: how the expectation of leadership in news has radically changed "The current environment creates specific challenges for leaders at the top," writes Lucy Kueng in this excerpt of her book 'Hearts and Minds'.
Low ego and listening: how the expectation of leadership in news has radically changed "The current environment creates specific challenges for leaders at the top," writes Lucy Kueng in this excerpt of her book 'Hearts and Minds'.
Valuing journalism in a world of near-infinite content Opening remarks by RISJ Director Rasmus Nielsen at the annual Online News Association conference ONA20
Valuing journalism in a world of near-infinite content Opening remarks by RISJ Director Rasmus Nielsen at the annual Online News Association conference ONA20
Anna Bateson and Catarina Carvalho join the Reuters Institute as Visiting Fellows Two important figures from the European news ecosystem will work with our team on reader revenue and local journalism.
Anna Bateson and Catarina Carvalho join the Reuters Institute as Visiting Fellows Two important figures from the European news ecosystem will work with our team on reader revenue and local journalism.
Journalists should learn from their mistakes in the pandemic Getting COVID-19 coverage right required a diverse newsroom, argues Dorothy Byrne.
Journalists should learn from their mistakes in the pandemic Getting COVID-19 coverage right required a diverse newsroom, argues Dorothy Byrne.
What will the coronavirus pandemic mean for the business of news? "A lot of news media won’t make it but this is an opportunity for some," writes our Director Rasmus Nielsen
What will the coronavirus pandemic mean for the business of news? "A lot of news media won’t make it but this is an opportunity for some," writes our Director Rasmus Nielsen
United Kingdom The UK media scene is characterised by a well-funded and regulated broadcasting sector and a lively and opinionated national press. But audiences are fragmenting with the rise of streaming services and some new TV channels.
United Kingdom The UK media scene is characterised by a well-funded and regulated broadcasting sector and a lively and opinionated national press. But audiences are fragmenting with the rise of streaming services and some new TV channels.
Thailand The media industry in Thailand is facing a period of profound change as a result of digital disruption and societal change. Student-led pro-democracy protests fuelled by social media have helped to open up the media that have long been reluctant to criticise the authorities.
Thailand The media industry in Thailand is facing a period of profound change as a result of digital disruption and societal change. Student-led pro-democracy protests fuelled by social media have helped to open up the media that have long been reluctant to criticise the authorities.
South Korea News consumption and trust in news media have both increased since the outbreak of COVID-19, but media outlets are struggling to shore up finances that have been adversely affected by the pandemic.
South Korea News consumption and trust in news media have both increased since the outbreak of COVID-19, but media outlets are struggling to shore up finances that have been adversely affected by the pandemic.
Philippines Major revenue drops arising from prolonged COVID-19 lockdowns have forced significant downsizing of the Philippine media. The media environment has also been reshaped by the closure of a major free-to-air TV network.
Philippines Major revenue drops arising from prolonged COVID-19 lockdowns have forced significant downsizing of the Philippine media. The media environment has also been reshaped by the closure of a major free-to-air TV network.
Malaysia After the collapse of a reformist government in February 2020, renewed political instability and a national state of emergency, ostensibly as a result of COVID-19, have reversed hopes for improvement in media freedom in Malaysia.
Malaysia After the collapse of a reformist government in February 2020, renewed political instability and a national state of emergency, ostensibly as a result of COVID-19, have reversed hopes for improvement in media freedom in Malaysia.
Japan The Japanese media landscape has long been dominated by five nationwide TV networks and a small number of high-circulation newspapers. But print readership is falling and many news organisations are being forced to embrace digital change.
Japan The Japanese media landscape has long been dominated by five nationwide TV networks and a small number of high-circulation newspapers. But print readership is falling and many news organisations are being forced to embrace digital change.
