Newsrooms
Journalism The Role of Editorial Independence in Military Journalism: Lessons from the Stars and Stripes Controversy
An in-depth analysis of the importance of maintaining journalistic independence within military media outlets, using the recent dismissal of Stars…
Journalism The Thin Line Between Military Discipline and Press Freedom in US Armed Forces
An exploration of the challenges and boundaries faced by military journalists in maintaining editorial independence while adhering to military protocols,…
Analysis Editorial Independence in an Era of Concentrated Ownership
As ownership concentrates, newsrooms are formalising the firewalls and governance that protect editorial independence.
Journalism Covering Climate: How Newsrooms Report the Slow Emergency
Reporting a slow-moving, systemic story tests newsroom formats, sourcing and the very definition of what counts as news.
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AI & Journalism Synthetic Voices: AI Narration in the Newsroom
AI narration promises accessibility and scale for audio journalism — while raising new questions about disclosure and consent.
AI & Journalism How Wire Services Adapt to an AI-Saturated News Cycle
The agencies that supply the world’s newsrooms are rethinking speed, licensing and verification in an age of generative AI.
AI & Journalism How Newsrooms Are Governing Their Use of Generative AI
Disclosure rules, human review and clear red lines are emerging as newsrooms write the playbook for responsible AI use.
Analysis The Fact-Checking Arms Race in a Synthetic-Media World
Deepfakes and generated text raise the cost of verification — and the premium on newsrooms that can prove what is…
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Audience The Return of Email: Why Inboxes Beat Feeds
The inbox offers what algorithmic feeds cannot: a direct, owned relationship between newsroom and reader.
Journalism The Freelance Economy Behind Modern Journalism
A growing share of reporting is produced by freelancers and small collectives, reshaping how newsrooms commission and pay for work.
Media Business Newsroom Layoffs and the Search for Sustainable Structures
Repeated rounds of cuts are pushing the industry toward leaner, more diversified and more resilient newsroom models.
Big Tech Vertical Video and the Reinvention of Broadcast News
Short vertical video has moved from social novelty to a core format reshaping how newsrooms package and distribute reporting.
Audience The Comment Section Is Dead. What Replaced Community?
Newsrooms are rebuilding audience community through newsletters, events and messaging rather than open comment threads.