Alliance de 43 organisations des médias et de la tech pour bâtir un espace européen sécurisé de données

2023-10-12. Après plus de deux ans de travail préparatoire, le consortium TEMS (Trusted European Media Data Space, ou Espace européen sécurisé de données médias) officialise son lancement dans le cadre d’une initiative européenne phare visant à construire un écosystème de données robustes pour le secteur des médias. TEMS est un projet porté par 43 organisations […]

WAN-IFRA joins an international alliance to build a trusted European media data space.

2023-10-12. WAN-IFRA (The World Association of News Publishers) announced its partnership with TEMS, a consortium of forty-three organisations representing hundreds of stakeholders from fourteen countries in the European cultural and creative sectors. The TEMS consortium presents the biggest European initiative to create a data space ecosystem in the media sector.

How to keep climate coverage on your news agenda

2023-03-16. What makes it so difficult to get people to engage with climate change stories; which approaches make an impact; how can newsrooms best manage their coverage and what can other areas of journalism learn from great climate reporting? A new report, Climate Journalism That Works: Between Knowledge and Impact tries to answer these questions.

How The Guardian’s reader revenue strategy is paying big dividends

2022-06-02. The Guardian is now more than 200 years old, but the past 10 years have proven to be among the most exciting in its history. One of the biggest changes for the UK-based global news publisher has been the move to a reader contribution revenue model that launched in late 2015 and has been enormously successful.

WAN-IFRA President Michael Golden: Journalists must work harder to reflect society

In once seemingly stable democracies, intolerance for media is playing out in various ways, from online harassment to assault and murder. WAN-IFRA President Michael Golden shares his thoughts on the fractured climate for journalists ahead of the World News Media Congress in Glasgow in June.

Kinzen: Mark Little’s version of personalisation with a purpose

“How do you align your journalism with an individual and reward their attention? Not an audience collectively, but that individual. That is the moon landing we are all pursuing.”

‘Journalism’s mission is more important than ever’

An anti-establishment mood, coupled with the rise of disinformation and a decline of trust in the media, have thrust the journalism industry into full self-examination mode.

Trends in Newsrooms 5: Joining forces to fight disinformation

The journalism industry’s fight against disinformation has given rise to various collaborative fact-checking projects involving scores of newsrooms in multiple countries

New fact-check projects for French election could help boost trust in media

The presidential election in France could serve as an opportunity to restore trust in media, as a new study reveals the majority of readers is counting on news outlets to supply them with verified information. And news organisations across the country are gearing up to do just that.

A snapshot of startups at Media Honeypot

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With more than 70 innovative startups attending Media Honeypot – the Helsinki-based event bringing together startups and media houses – chances are high publishers will find new solutions to the slew of challenges they’re facing today.

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How legacy broadcaster Univision transformed its video strategy

Like many legacy broadcasters, Univision, a Spanish-language TV network targeting the Latino community in the United States, has had to rethink its strategy in the face of online video gaining momentum. Managing Editor and Senior Director of Digital Selymar Colón, who joined the company in 2006, shared key takeaways from the network’s transformation process during WAN-IFRA’s International Newsroom Summit in London in November.

Starting at an early age to create users who can comment without rancor

News publishers and their partner organisations are helping young people learn to be civil when commenting on the news. They are doing so through smart moderation of comments on content aimed at the young and also by providing guidance about how to keep discussions respectful and about what to believe in the first place.