One of the powers of journalism has always been about the change it can bring in society. Highlighting government malpractice, prompting new legislation and starting wider public discussion, and actio...

The Membership Puzzle Project defines membership as a model that invites audiences to give their time, money, connections, professional expertise, distribution to their networks, and/or ideas to suppo...

A commitment to gender equality, through both organisational structure and content, is a marker common to the news publishers studied in the latest report from the Reuters Institute for the Study of J...

While the news industry struggles to find a sustainable revenue model, newsrooms including Reuters and some promising digital startups have announced mass layoffs in recent months. Meanwhile, nonprofi...

The media milieu in Central Europe is unique: It is a young market struggling with a high concentration of media ownership, economic fragility, and an ingrained lack of reader trust. Despite these obs...

Why we need to rethink leadership and develop new leaders in media organizations to successfully manage transformation. How do the culture of leadership and change management have to evolve in media ...

Tighter regulation of information spread on social media and other digital information companies is on the horizon. But is it being done too hastily? Current laws in France and Germany, and legislatio...

Stories on Facebook and Instagram is a visually immersive way for you to connect with your audience through a collection of full-screen photos and videos. The use of Stories is growing, and we see man...

How is AI changing the news? As new technologies, platforms and formats emerge, what are the implications for journalists and readers? This session will explore innovation around storytelling, and loo...

An in-depth explanation about how third-party developers can use the power of voice interactions through Alexa and Echo devices to reach customers (and listeners) in even more ways. Max Amordeluso, E...