While travelling back and forth from London by Eurostar recently, Lulu Skantze decided to do some impromptu market research.
From hot-type newspapers to cool-kid magazines, from Time Out to TED, Cyndi Stivers reflects on curation, global audiences and why great stories will always depend on human judgement.
The rapidly changing discovery landscape has forced media brands to find better ways to reach and retain readers. For one American women’s fashion beauty magazine, the solution was written in the stars.
From fitting headlines to complete page building, publishers are testing where automation can reduce production work without taking editorial judgment away from the newsroom.
The Spanish media outlet’s MENTOR project is looking at how AI can support journalists with tasks including content review, headline suggestions, summaries, transcription, translation and archive searches, while keeping editorial decisions with the newsroom.
The climate crisis is the ‘defining, inescapable story that every journalist must now tell,’ using every available tool – from attribution science and political pushback to AI deployment, argues Kyle Pope, the co-founder and executive director of Covering Climate Now.
Innovative climate coverage is unlocking strategies – and developing toolkits – that are successfully turning newsroom output into measurable, civic progress.
28 September is World News Day, a moment the news industry can show its collective strength – and explain what goes into our best journalism.
Christian Toksvig on creator media, legacy brands and how publishers can use their strengths to build new kinds of partnerships.
How a women-led, non-profit, impact media organisation is pioneering sustainability solutions in the Philippines.