Subscriptions, subsidies, and pressure on platforms: journalism, media, and technology trends and predictions in 2019

Subscription and membership models will become the key revenue focus for the news…

New Journalist Fellows join the Reuters Institute

Seven leading journalists from around the world join the Reuters Institute as Journalist Fellows…

Polly Curtis and Nick Cull join the Reuters Institute as Visiting Fellows

Two respected figures in media research and journalism join the Reuters Institute this term as…

Behind the lens: The impact and implications of visual storytelling

Hazel Thompson is a multi award-winning photojournalist and filmmaker. She talks about the power…

Voice, podcasts and the future of audio

Nic Newman is the lead author of the Reuters Institute's Digital News Report and the…

UK media coverage of artificial intelligence dominated by industry, and industry sources

  UK media coverage of artificial intelligence is dominated by industry products,…

"We all have a little bit of Ye in us” – Kanye West and the digital information crisis

Image: Reuters/Allison Joyce "We all have a little bit of Ye in us: choosing whom we accept…

Facebook Live: Journalism and innovation

Watch the recording of our Facebook Live with author of new report in to journalism and…

Disinformation, fact-checking, local news, inequality, voice, 'shiny things'...and the Digital News Report: 10 research highlights of 2018

During 2018 Reuters Institute has conducted research into some of the most pressing issues in the…

Digital-born news sites are ‘coming of age’, three-year research project shows

Digital news sites are shifting from 'clickbait' to quality Digital-born news outlets have…

How many of us pay for online news?

Proportion of people paying for online news in the past year, by country As well as digital…

Is journalism overly obsessed with 'bright, shiny things'?

Image: Tim Anger Journalism has become too obsessed with technology-led innovation, and must…