A French dispatch: How newsrooms are defying platform reliance and taking back control Lessons on news creators, AI adoption and joining forces from two major journalism festivals in Nantes and Paris.
A French dispatch: How newsrooms are defying platform reliance and taking back control Lessons on news creators, AI adoption and joining forces from two major journalism festivals in Nantes and Paris.
Six respected figures from journalism, technology and academia join the Reuters Institute’s Advisory Board Carlos Dada, Anup Kaphle, Laura Saarikoski, Supriya Sharma, Nabiha Syed and Gary Younge are joining the board, chaired by Oxford University’s Chancellor, Lord Hague.
Six respected figures from journalism, technology and academia join the Reuters Institute’s Advisory Board Carlos Dada, Anup Kaphle, Laura Saarikoski, Supriya Sharma, Nabiha Syed and Gary Younge are joining the board, chaired by Oxford University’s Chancellor, Lord Hague.
Fixing immigration coverage: Why newsrooms often fail and how they can do better Our Digital News Report showed people are unhappy with this kind of reporting. Four experts argue journalists should add nuance, context and migrant voices.
Fixing immigration coverage: Why newsrooms often fail and how they can do better Our Digital News Report showed people are unhappy with this kind of reporting. Four experts argue journalists should add nuance, context and migrant voices.
From guidelines to architecture: How newsrooms are rethinking AI governance With human oversight increasingly under pressure, 20 media managers explain how they are reshaping their workflows and outputs in light of the rise of AI.
From guidelines to architecture: How newsrooms are rethinking AI governance With human oversight increasingly under pressure, 20 media managers explain how they are reshaping their workflows and outputs in light of the rise of AI.
“It’s a way back into society”: Why street papers still matter and how they navigate a post-print world From London to Rio, dozens of publications use journalism to create work for people experiencing homelessness or poverty. Will their model survive?
“It’s a way back into society”: Why street papers still matter and how they navigate a post-print world From London to Rio, dozens of publications use journalism to create work for people experiencing homelessness or poverty. Will their model survive?
Five things we learned at Newsrewired 2026 about the future of news Speakers from the UK and beyond shared how journalism is evolving in response to challenges including AI and influencers.
Five things we learned at Newsrewired 2026 about the future of news Speakers from the UK and beyond shared how journalism is evolving in response to challenges including AI and influencers.
Generative AI and News Report 2026: From standalone tools to information infrastructure The report is based on a survey in nine countries: Argentina, Australia, Denmark, Finland, France, Japan, Norway, the United Kingdom and the United States.
Generative AI and News Report 2026: From standalone tools to information infrastructure The report is based on a survey in nine countries: Argentina, Australia, Denmark, Finland, France, Japan, Norway, the United Kingdom and the United States.
Changing definitions of news in a digital environment: How the public defines news across six countries This report looks at how the public defines news across six countries and how this definition is evolving in the age of platforms and generative AI.
Changing definitions of news in a digital environment: How the public defines news across six countries This report looks at how the public defines news across six countries and how this definition is evolving in the age of platforms and generative AI.
Creating news for and with people with disabilities The BBC's William Kremer unpacks how to make news more accessible for people with learning disabilities.
Creating news for and with people with disabilities The BBC's William Kremer unpacks how to make news more accessible for people with learning disabilities.
Climate change and news audiences report 2025: Analysis of news use and attitudes in eight countries This year's report reveals a stagnation in public views, attitudes, and engagement with climate information over time.
Climate change and news audiences report 2025: Analysis of news use and attitudes in eight countries This year's report reveals a stagnation in public views, attitudes, and engagement with climate information over time.
AI adoption by UK journalists and their newsrooms: surveying applications, approaches, and attitudes This report is primarily focused on whether and how journalists and news organisations use artificial intelligence, and how it relates to other aspects of their work.
AI adoption by UK journalists and their newsrooms: surveying applications, approaches, and attitudes This report is primarily focused on whether and how journalists and news organisations use artificial intelligence, and how it relates to other aspects of their work.
Generative AI and news report 2025: How people think about AI’s role in journalism and society Our survey explores how people use generative AI in their everyday lives, what they think its impact will be on different areas of society, and what they think about its use in news and journalism specifically.
Generative AI and news report 2025: How people think about AI’s role in journalism and society Our survey explores how people use generative AI in their everyday lives, what they think its impact will be on different areas of society, and what they think about its use in news and journalism specifically.
Mapping news creators and influencers in social and video networks Publication date 28th October 2025
Mapping news creators and influencers in social and video networks Publication date 28th October 2025
Walking the notification tightrope: How to engage audiences while avoiding overload Publication date 17th June 2025
Walking the notification tightrope: How to engage audiences while avoiding overload Publication date 17th June 2025
Local news: How publishers can still provide value in a platform world Publication date 17th June 2025
Local news: How publishers can still provide value in a platform world Publication date 17th June 2025
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
A roundtable on public service broadcasting and impartiality An event led by Tim Davie, Meera Selva and Rasmus Nielsen.
A roundtable on public service broadcasting and impartiality An event led by Tim Davie, Meera Selva and Rasmus Nielsen.
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.
The art of the viral news explainer BBC News presenter Ros Atkins discusses why facts matter and how to go viral more than once.
The art of the viral news explainer BBC News presenter Ros Atkins discusses why facts matter and how to go viral more than once.
Digital News Report 2021 launch events A series of regionally-focused launch events featuring journalists from across Africa, Asia-Pacific, Europe, India, Latin America and the US.
Digital News Report 2021 launch events A series of regionally-focused launch events featuring journalists from across Africa, Asia-Pacific, Europe, India, Latin America and the US.
