Translating intention into action: Solving journalism’s ‘impact crisis’

Innovative climate coverage is unlocking strategies – and developing toolkits – that are successfully turning newsroom output into measurable, civic progress.

Together, we’re a force. Alone, a target.

28 September is World News Day, a moment the news industry can show its collective strength – and explain what goes into our best journalism.

‘This is the new world’: Why publisher-creator relationships matter more than ever

Christian Toksvig on creator media, legacy brands and how publishers can use their strengths to build new kinds of partnerships.

Mapa Sustina: Mapping the Philippines’ Circular Economy

How a women-led, non-profit, impact media organisation is pioneering sustainability solutions in the Philippines.

WAN-IFRA announces results of the International Color Quality Club 2026-2028

WAN-IFRA recognises 17 publications for achieving high standards in colour printing, consistency and overall print quality, continuing a long-standing tradition of excellence in newspaper production.

Stopping the bad bots blitz

As bad bots increasingly outpace humans on the internet, governments are starting to take action. Proposed legislation in the USA, fittingly called “the Stealth Bot Prohibition Act,” offers a straightforward path to prevent this troubling trend. Here, our CEO, Stig Ørskov states why WAN-IFRA is wholeheartedly behind this proposal and encourages other nations to do the same.

Inspired tactics, part 4: What makes subscribers churn – and how the tech industry will keep them

This is the fourth and final instalment of a four-part series about news subscriptions discussing what publishers can learn from technology companies to increase subscriptions.

NDTV’s AI strategy is less about models and more about what publishers build around them

The company’s chief product officer shares how the Indian broadcaster is using AI for newsroom tools, audience products and new ways of delivering news.

3 separate audits, 3 research teams: 1 common failure

While AI chatbots pass basic fact-checks, new research suggest they struggle with critical context, rejecting malicious prompts and laundering conspiracy theories. As chatbots become primary news sources, these systemic failures demand urgent regulatory action and rigorous human-led verification.

‘Reject, then launder:’ How getting the facts right does not stop chatbots fuelling harm

Fifteen years after the 22 July, 2011 Norway attacks, public understanding remains clear. Yet when users turn to AI for nuance, the narrative shifts from fact to dangerous ambiguity, according to a new study by Factiverse. Here is how this systematic distortion occurs – and why it matters for informational integrity.