As UK heads for elections, ‘local newspapers’ are popping up – heralding another false dawn
The decline in local and regional newspapers in the UK is all too familiar – dwindling ad revenue has decimated newsrooms, causing closures and a drop in critical coverage of local political and social news. Some communities are now not […]
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How New Zealand’s Spinoff keeps its 10,000 paying members happy
By Joon-Nie Lau Ten years, 10,000 paying members and now with a staff strength of 30, The Spinoff currently sees half its revenue coming from membership, while the other half comes from branded content. At WAN-IFRA’s Digital Media Asia conference […]
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Introducing NewsArcade Author: an interactive tool to counter false narrative, strengthen trust in news, and boost media literacy
After two years of development with colleagues from across Europe, WAN-IFRA is proud to present at the World News Media Congress NewsArcade, an innovative, interactive digital tool aimed at boosting media literacy and critical thinking skills in youth. NewsArcade-Seriously Play […]
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United Kingdom: Section 40 Repeal Cannot Come Soon Enough
WAN-IFRA joins global press freedom campaigning organisations in signing a statement welcoming the repeal of Section 40 of the Crime and Courts Act. In a joint statement published ahead of a Lords debate tomorrow on the Media Bill, which contains […]
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Battling disinformation in the era of AI – Q&A with AFP’s Chief Editor of Digital Verification
This year will see dozens of crucial elections around the world – a moment when news organizations can thrive. Unfortunately, such news events are increasingly rife with disinformation, often overwhelming news media’s vigilant efforts to “stop the spread.” That is […]
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Shifting perspectives and changing norms in Tanzania
Our EDITOR TO EDITOR series honours WAN-IFRA’s 2024 Women in News Editorial Leadership Award Laureates, announced this week. African region Laureate, Beatrice Bandawe – Managing Editor of The Guardian Limited in Tanzania – has had an impact on journalism that extends […]
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Exiled, not silenced: amplifying the voices of Myanmar’s ethnic communities – while boosting grassroots journalism
Our EDITOR TO EDITOR series honours WAN-IFRA’s 2024 Women in News Editorial Leadership Award Laureates, announced this week. Asia regional Laureate Nan Paw Gay is Director and Editor-in-Chief, Karen Information Center, Myanmar and chairperson of the newly formed Independent press […]
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Changing narratives: Al Jazeera+ MD Dima Khatib on leading, and becoming
Our EDITOR TO EDITOR series honours WAN-IFRA’s 2024 Women in News Editorial Leadership Award Laureates, announced this week. Arab region Laureate Dima Khatib, Managing Director for AJ+, oversees the award-winning digital channels in English, Arabic, Spanish and French. Al Jazeera’s […]
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Looking at AI’s impact on media through a more future-oriented lens – Q&A with media futurist Sofie Hvitved
That is from Sofie Hvitved, Futurist and Head of Media at the Copenhagen Institute for Futures Studies. Hvitved will join a panel discussion at WAN-IFRA’s upcoming World News Media Congress in Copenhagen to discuss how news publishers can realise the […]
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AI, bias and experiments: how Women in News is tackling tech’s inbuilt stereotypes
Women, migrants, precarious workers, and socioeconomic and racial minorities are disproportionately impacted by Generative AI’s technical limitations, such as hallucinations and negative stereotypes, writes AI journalist Madhumita Murgia in her new book, Code Dependent: Living in the shadow of AI. […]
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