“News” in 2025 is in the eye of the beholder
News is now personal: people define it based on identity, interest, and choice—not traditional gatekeepers, says Pew study.
“The article will die, but storytelling will not”: Notes from the Nordic AI in Media Summit
Scandinavian newsrooms are leading the way in adopting TN, creating tools for news production while challenging their dependence on American technology.
India-Pakistan Strikes: 5 Essential Reads
The recent India-Pakistan conflict stems from border tensions, political rhetoric, militant attacks, and competing national interests in the Kashmir region.
RSF 2025 World Press Freedom Index: Greece Ranks Last in EU
2025 marks the first time the global situation for journalists has been officially described as “difficult.”
How accurate is ‘Conclave’ in depicting the papal election process? Politifact fact-checked the movie
As the election of a new pope approaches, PolitiFact examines how Conclave’s fictional drama stacks up against Vatican reality.
Crowd-Driven Journalism for Sensitive Stories
Crowdsourcing can be used as a valuable tool to investigate sensitive stories, when data do not exist. But it demands careful handling.
How to write an easy-to-understand business or economics story
Want to write business stories that matter? Start here: 11 practical tips to report clearly, confidently, and with lasting impact.
Ι Vaticanisti: Meet the Reporters Covering the Vatican
Which journalists cover the Pontiffs and what challenges they face.
Why Any Reporter Can Now Source Free, Quality Satellite Images of Almost Anywhere on Earth
Journalists can now get free high-resolution satellite images from around the world in minutes, without any specialized knowledge.
BBC News finds that AI tools “distort” its journalism into “a confused cocktail” with many errors
