“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.
Looking for the future of video-first journalism
Everywhere, one thing was clear: broadcast journalism is already seeking a new path forward.
“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.
Global Perspectives Dominate 2025 Pulitzer Journalism Prizes
While American politics made headlines in 2024, the 2025 Pulitzer Prizes show that journalism with a global lens is as vital as ever.
The French-Canadian Journalist Arrested at Athens Airport
Romain Chauvet was sentenced to six months in prison simply for doing his job as a reporter. Although he was later acquitted on appeal, the psychological trauma remains.
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.”
‘Never Stop Learning’: Reporting on Yemen Beyond the Headlines
Reporting on Yemen has long been one of the most difficult and important tasks for investigative journalism. The years of conflict and political turmoil make it challenging but crucial to find accurate information and to properly represent its people.
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.
“I Told the Truth About Bucha – I Was Sentenced to 8.5 Years in Prison”
