Spain’s SPORT explores new forms of AI assistance for print production

As newsrooms adopt digital-first workflows, Spanish news outlet SPORT is exploring how AI can help organise and adapt content for print without compromising editorial judgement or the publication’s identity.

WAN-IFRA appoints Ezra Eeman as Director, AI in Media

Frankfurt, Germany – WAN-IFRA has appointed Ezra Eeman as Director, AI in Media, reinforcing its commitment to helping news publishers worldwide harness the opportunities of artificial intelligence while navigating the profound changes it is bringing to journalism and the media business.

From visibility to viability: Lessons from the Samir Kassir Foundation’s approach to media sustainability

One year after the launch of BRAVE Media to strengthen the resilience and sustainability of independent journalism worldwide, the initiative’s peer-learning webinars, organised by WAN-IFRA, have highlighted practical solutions to today’s media challenges. A recent webinar featured the Samir Kassir Foundation’s innovative approaches to helping independent media diversify revenue and build long-term sustainability.

New WAN-IFRA report provides roadmap for managing emissions in newspaper printing

Developed in line with international climate frameworks, the report helps newspaper printing facilities understand, measure and manage greenhouse gas emissions.

Vestiges of press freedom in Uganda finally disappear down the drain

On 28th June, 2026, Ugandans woke up to a barrage of social media posts on General Muhoozi Kainerugaba’s X handle, most of them alluding to Uganda’s media and press freedom – his unbelief in it – and the closure of the biggest independent media house, Nation Media Group (NMG).

Signature journalism, strong brands, higher customer value: Mediahuis’s playbook for growth

Taking a pro-active stance to some of today’s biggest challenges, Europe’s Mediahuis has developed a three-pronged approach that builds on their traditional strengths.

World’s press condemns media shutdowns in Uganda

In the face of a military crackdown targeting independent media, WAN-IFRA has called on the government of Ugandan President, Yoweri Museveni, to honour constitutional guarantees and international standards protecting media freedom and the safety of journalists.

The six pillars driving PRISA Group’s goal of 800,000 subscribers by 2029

When financier Joseph Oughourlian took over as Chairman of the PRISA Group five years ago, its flagship title El País was struggling to find its footing in the digital landscape. El País has since achieved a financial turnaround by focusing on rebuilding a direct relationship with readers, particularly in Latin America.

Financial Express on why ‘discipline beats dopamine’ in the page view era

The page view, long treated as newsrooms’ default measure of success, is becoming an unreliable one. Most newsrooms are still reading their data the wrong way round too, looking at it only after a story has already been published rather than using it to shape coverage decisions beforehand.

Sipa Ouest-France’s AI lessons: Keep the rules simple and trust your people

After two years of AI experimentation, Sipa Ouest-France has found that the hardest challenges are cultural rather than commercial, according to CEO Fabrice Bakhouche.