Journalists rely on fixers as much as a politician relies on his voters! Weird analogy, right? From reporting in war zones to threatened democracies, journalists and news organizations rely on fixers...

Developing a strategy in large organisations is just the start. How do you drive change across thousands of people with different interests, skills and habits? Should you try to change the culture and...

The last few years have been too centered on the issues of fake news and debunking, particularly in some field of science, to actually reflect other very urgent questions that, in the long run, are li...

How can we end poverty, protect the planet and ensure prosperity for all? Why food can be the answer. Sustainable food systems are central to achieve the 2030 Agenda and the 17 Sustainable Developmen...

As monetization strategies shift from advertising (where Google and Facebook take the lion’s share) to reader revenue, there is an important distinction lost on many publishers: subscriptions vs. me...

Digital transformation is driving huge changes in our industry, including newsrooms themselves. A decade ago, it would have been surprising to find developers, digital designers, audience specialists ...

How the major international news agencies are organizing themselves to play an increasingly important role in the new information ecosystem: from multimedia to AI, a high profile focus on the transfor...

Large, global media companies are pursuing new audiences in a more localised way, tailoring offerings for different territories. How local should these global players go. Are these offerings disruptiv...

To coincide with the tenth anniversary of the 2008 financial crash, this panel will consider the impact of that crash on the media worldwide, and ask what lessons have been learnt, by business reporte...

More and more big publishing houses in Germany have built central organized newsrooms lately that distribute national content (both for print and digital) for several regional outlets at the same time...