Meet the journalists training the AI models that might replace them
“If [models] were a vehicle, AI would be the car and humans would be the fuel behind the whole thing,” says one of the reporters who’s worked for Meta
Erin Reilly on immersive experiences: Story-living rather than storytelling
We met with Erin Reilly, founding director of the Texas Immersive Institute, to discuss what immersive storytelling can offer journalism.
From hoping for impact to designing for impact
The onus is on us, journalists, to engage audiences where they are, whether it is video platforms or offline spaces in community libraries, art venues, and school cafeterias.
What does it mean for journalism to be open?
We asked this question to journalists and representatives of journalism organizations from the iMEdD network who joined us at SNF Nostos 2026 and took part in this year's event.
Guide to mapping analysis using QGIS
A detailed guide in using QGIS, from downloading to analysing data.
Lisa Gibbs: Journalism’s future depends on engagement, accountability and connection
The future of journalism depends on public access, journalists' curiosity, and new ways of disseminating news.
How Myanmar’s exiled media is fighting to survive a brutal funding crisis
As international funding dries up, journalists are driving taxis and selling food just to keep documenting the country’s civil war.
Reuters Institute: Trust in news is at a record low, with access dominated by platforms
Trust in news is at a record low since 2015, social media and video platforms have surpassed traditional news sources and AI chatbots continue to rise.
Hungary got a fresh start. Will its media?
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