Running a news site from a food stall: How Myanmar’s exiled media is fighting to survive a brutal funding crisis As international funding dries up, journalists are driving taxis and selling food just to keep documenting the country’s civil war.
Running a news site from a food stall: How Myanmar’s exiled media is fighting to survive a brutal funding crisis As international funding dries up, journalists are driving taxis and selling food just to keep documenting the country’s civil war.
The journalist pioneering a new approach to journalism training in Ghana Emmanuel K. Dogbevi shares how his free, informal sessions are helping colleagues: "The beauty of this model is that dwindling donor funding won’t affect it."
The journalist pioneering a new approach to journalism training in Ghana Emmanuel K. Dogbevi shares how his free, informal sessions are helping colleagues: "The beauty of this model is that dwindling donor funding won’t affect it."
International Journalism Festival 2026: the events you shouldn’t miss in Perugia Here is a curated list of panels on topics such as news creators, newsroom leadership, AI in journalism, covering conflicts and much more.
International Journalism Festival 2026: the events you shouldn’t miss in Perugia Here is a curated list of panels on topics such as news creators, newsroom leadership, AI in journalism, covering conflicts and much more.
The information ecosystem is being redrawn by AI. That might be good news Journalists should let go of familiar assumptions and hold on tightly to what matters, argues Shuwei Fang in this essay on the future of news in the age of AI.
The information ecosystem is being redrawn by AI. That might be good news Journalists should let go of familiar assumptions and hold on tightly to what matters, argues Shuwei Fang in this essay on the future of news in the age of AI.
Advertising was always going to come for AI chatbots. The real question is how "A sure group of losers will be news publishers, who will face yet another indignity in their long disruption," writes Felix Simon in this essay.
Advertising was always going to come for AI chatbots. The real question is how "A sure group of losers will be news publishers, who will face yet another indignity in their long disruption," writes Felix Simon in this essay.
Our podcast: What should we expect from journalism in 2026? We discuss how media leaders are responding to major challenges in 2026 including AI, news creators and alternative news formats.
Our podcast: What should we expect from journalism in 2026? We discuss how media leaders are responding to major challenges in 2026 including AI, news creators and alternative news formats.
Born in the fire What we can learn from how digital publishers in the Global South approach platforms
Born in the fire What we can learn from how digital publishers in the Global South approach platforms
The Cookiepocalypse is coming to your newsroom – why it matters The end of third-party cookie tracking could be a huge issue for media companies that rely on digital ad spend, but it could also be an opportunity, Paul Herman
The Cookiepocalypse is coming to your newsroom – why it matters The end of third-party cookie tracking could be a huge issue for media companies that rely on digital ad spend, but it could also be an opportunity, Paul Herman
El síndrome del espejo de Blancanieves: cómo proteger la independencia editorial cuando los lectores pagan Nuestro Journalist Fellow Guillermo Draper considera el impacto que pueden tener los lectores en valores como la imparcialidad.
El síndrome del espejo de Blancanieves: cómo proteger la independencia editorial cuando los lectores pagan Nuestro Journalist Fellow Guillermo Draper considera el impacto que pueden tener los lectores en valores como la imparcialidad.
Protecting editorial values in a reader revenue model Guillermo Draper considers how readers can impact values like independence and impartiality.
Protecting editorial values in a reader revenue model Guillermo Draper considers how readers can impact values like independence and impartiality.
Making the cut: how newsrooms fare when they publish less Our Journalist Fellow Mehraj Lone spoke to editors at seven outlets that have reduced content in their publications.
Making the cut: how newsrooms fare when they publish less Our Journalist Fellow Mehraj Lone spoke to editors at seven outlets that have reduced content in their publications.
The challenges of making news for a multinational state Our Journalist Fellow Rhys Evans looks at how public service broadcasters can serve audiences of the four nations, alongside that of the UK as a whole.
The challenges of making news for a multinational state Our Journalist Fellow Rhys Evans looks at how public service broadcasters can serve audiences of the four nations, alongside that of the UK as a whole.
