Intersectional travel journalism and why it matters Clara Lock, travel correspondent and assistant life editor for 'The Straits Times', believes it’s time to reimagine travel journalism.
Intersectional travel journalism and why it matters Clara Lock, travel correspondent and assistant life editor for 'The Straits Times', believes it’s time to reimagine travel journalism.
Journalism, media, and technology trends and predictions 2024 This year's report suggests media leaders don't expect much from AI deals and are concerned about further drops in social traffic in the year ahead.
Journalism, media, and technology trends and predictions 2024 This year's report suggests media leaders don't expect much from AI deals and are concerned about further drops in social traffic in the year ahead.
The decline and dispersal of Roma media in Hungary Hungarian news ecosystem faces government interference, but opportunities remain for the return of Roma media representation, says Zsófia Fülöp.
The decline and dispersal of Roma media in Hungary Hungarian news ecosystem faces government interference, but opportunities remain for the return of Roma media representation, says Zsófia Fülöp.
Changing Newsrooms 2023 Media leaders struggle to embrace diversity in full and remain cautious on AI disruption.
Changing Newsrooms 2023 Media leaders struggle to embrace diversity in full and remain cautious on AI disruption.
Pagar por noticias: audiencias sensibles a los precios buscan valor en medio de la crisis económica Este informe explora el perfil de los suscriptores y los motivos por los que quienes no pagan ahora estarían dispuestos a hacerlo.
Pagar por noticias: audiencias sensibles a los precios buscan valor en medio de la crisis económica Este informe explora el perfil de los suscriptores y los motivos por los que quienes no pagan ahora estarían dispuestos a hacerlo.
Paying for news: Price-conscious consumers look for value amid cost-of-living crisis This report looks at who is paying for news online, how much they pay, and what motivations they have for subscribing to news.
Paying for news: Price-conscious consumers look for value amid cost-of-living crisis This report looks at who is paying for news online, how much they pay, and what motivations they have for subscribing to news.
How these Argentinian newspapers attracted hundreds of thousands of subscribers amid rising inflation Clarín and La Nación managed to make so much progress where many around the world have failed. Here’s how they’ve done it.
How these Argentinian newspapers attracted hundreds of thousands of subscribers amid rising inflation Clarín and La Nación managed to make so much progress where many around the world have failed. Here’s how they’ve done it.
Finding revenue, fighting attacks and protecting sources: How these editors manage their newsrooms from exile Media leaders from Nicaragua, Afghanistan, Belarus and El Salvador open up about the challenges of leading organisations that report on their countries from afar
Finding revenue, fighting attacks and protecting sources: How these editors manage their newsrooms from exile Media leaders from Nicaragua, Afghanistan, Belarus and El Salvador open up about the challenges of leading organisations that report on their countries from afar
Under a far-right government, journalists fear press freedom in Italy is heading down a slippery slope As two reports point to political interference, three experts discuss litigation against investigative journalists and the future of the country’s public broadcaster.
Under a far-right government, journalists fear press freedom in Italy is heading down a slippery slope As two reports point to political interference, three experts discuss litigation against investigative journalists and the future of the country’s public broadcaster.
These two local newspapers shunned the Internet and focused entirely on print. Here's why In an era where print has been declared to be dead, these community papers in Canada and the US have managed to survive without a digital presence.
These two local newspapers shunned the Internet and focused entirely on print. Here's why In an era where print has been declared to be dead, these community papers in Canada and the US have managed to survive without a digital presence.
This media startup is on a mission to challenge harmful stereotypes about Africa ZIKORA, a project led by Nigerian journalist Chika Oduah, aims to show a different Africa through poetry, photography, films and dance.
This media startup is on a mission to challenge harmful stereotypes about Africa ZIKORA, a project led by Nigerian journalist Chika Oduah, aims to show a different Africa through poetry, photography, films and dance.
Our podcast: Digital News Report 2024. Episode 6: How audiences think about trust in news "Much of the public demonstrably want things from news media and journalism that many news media and journalists would like to offer them," says Rasmus Nielsen in this podcast episode
Our podcast: Digital News Report 2024. Episode 6: How audiences think about trust in news "Much of the public demonstrably want things from news media and journalism that many news media and journalists would like to offer them," says Rasmus Nielsen in this podcast episode
Spain The Spanish media market is characterised by intense rivalries between major conglomerates, the continuing importance of broadcast news, and innovation online .
Spain The Spanish media market is characterised by intense rivalries between major conglomerates, the continuing importance of broadcast news, and innovation online .
Morocco Morocco’s constitution guarantees freedom of expression and prohibits censorship, but in practice, critical journalistic voices are often subject to harassment or even criminal proceedings.
Morocco Morocco’s constitution guarantees freedom of expression and prohibits censorship, but in practice, critical journalistic voices are often subject to harassment or even criminal proceedings.
South Africa The South African media landscape is subject to a hollowing out of the resources of news organisations, including retrenchments and the closing down of news titles.
South Africa The South African media landscape is subject to a hollowing out of the resources of news organisations, including retrenchments and the closing down of news titles.
Nigeria The Nigeria media landscape features a blend of traditional and digital platforms, with over 80 locally owned digital news outlets or startups. Challenges include dwindling advertising revenues, greater regulatory scrutiny, and threats to press freedom.
Nigeria The Nigeria media landscape features a blend of traditional and digital platforms, with over 80 locally owned digital news outlets or startups. Challenges include dwindling advertising revenues, greater regulatory scrutiny, and threats to press freedom.
South Korea South Korea’s news media is characterised by competitive public and private broadcasters, a newspaper sector struggling to adapt to digital change, and powerful Korean-owned portals that dominate the distribution of news online.
South Korea South Korea’s news media is characterised by competitive public and private broadcasters, a newspaper sector struggling to adapt to digital change, and powerful Korean-owned portals that dominate the distribution of news online.
Switzerland In a country with four official languages, only a few larger media companies operate in more than one of Switzerland’s relatively small markets. The public broadcaster still has the most trusted news brands but could see substantial budget cuts.
Switzerland In a country with four official languages, only a few larger media companies operate in more than one of Switzerland’s relatively small markets. The public broadcaster still has the most trusted news brands but could see substantial budget cuts.
Distilling the news: one month into the FT Edit App Seven takeaways from our global journalism seminar with Malcolm Moore, the editor of this innovative news product the FT launched in March 2022.
Distilling the news: one month into the FT Edit App Seven takeaways from our global journalism seminar with Malcolm Moore, the editor of this innovative news product the FT launched in March 2022.
Is the time ripe for micropayments for news? Dominic Young, founder and CEO of news startup Axate, discusses the challenges and opportunities of this business model in a seminar chaired by Meera Selva.
Is the time ripe for micropayments for news? Dominic Young, founder and CEO of news startup Axate, discusses the challenges and opportunities of this business model in a seminar chaired by Meera Selva.
How 35 years of the Journalist Fellowship Programme - founded the same year as the internet - reflect a changing industry
How 35 years of the Journalist Fellowship Programme - founded the same year as the internet - reflect a changing industry
