Embrace evolution: Print augments the growth of new media
The two-day event witnessed an overwhelming response from the attendees, reaffirming the strength of the newspaper publishing business in India.
Can better migrant reporting help quell hate?
‘You wouldn’t really expect a journalist writing about climate change to do so without doing any learning about the basics
WAN-IFRA joins RSF and other international news organisations to frame an ‘AI Charter in Media’
The committee comprises 21 distinguished members from 13 countries, academics and professionals in journalism, AI and digital technologies. Led by
New survey finds half of newsrooms use Generative AI tools; only 20% have guidelines in place
Ever since OpenAI’s ChatGPT exploded onto the scene at the end of 2022, there has been no shortage of voices
Press freedom in the spotlight as Turkey heads to the polls
Disinformation law further muzzles dissent – and critical reporting The Turkish government recently hosted a series of panel discussions in
How The Quint looks beyond pageviews to build a loyal audience
Founded in 2015, the brand’s strategy has evolved over the years, with a current focus on looking beyond pageviews and
‘We’re just getting started’ – David Kaplan on the future of investigative journalism
Kaplan, who was among those representing 30 member organisations that founded the Network in 2003, became its first full-time executive
How to engage specific audiences – Lessons from Table Stakes Europe
During 2022, a group of European news publishers transformed their internal workflows, jump-started their digital transformation, and created new audiences-first
Chris Janz: Amid challenging climate, now is the time to focus on your core
Chris Janz has worked in the industry for 25 years, with roles spanning mature and growth businesses and advertising and
Fourth edition of Table Stakes Europe features 24 teams
Table Stakes Europe, a programme by WAN-IFRA and Google, will be led once again by Table Stakes architect Doug Smith,
