Originally launched in August with a masterclass series for 40 Ukrainian newsrooms, the meeting marks the beginning of the next stage of the Ukrainian programme. Over a 12-week period, 10 selected Ukrainian newsrooms will develop AI-powered solutions tailored to their specific needs. During their participation, the publishers will learn about how to build practical AI…
Rubin joined the event amid an ongoing new initiative between the Association of Independent Regional Press Publishers of Ukraine (AIRPPU), WAN-IFRA and OpenAI. The Ukrainian program launched in August with a masterclass series open to 40 newsrooms. The next stage kicks off tomorrow (17 September), with 12 weeks of intensive support for 10 Ukrainian newsrooms…
On 15th September 1976, in what was to be one of the deadliest years of the period in Northern Ireland known as the Troubles, the offices of the Belfast Telegraph were bombed. Over a dozen people were rushed to hospital, with 63 year-old printer, Joseph Paton, dying as a result of his injuries four days…
In an AI-saturated world, information may be abundant, but confidence in what is real, sourced and accountable is becoming increasingly important. This was the focus of the opening keynote at the Indian Printers Summit by Ashwin Padmanabhan, COO, WPP Media (formerly GroupM) South Asia, who spoke about the changing news landscape and what it means…
This story was originally published by Grist and is reproduced here as part of the Climate Desk collaboration. Diesel prices hit an all-time high on last week. Then another, and another. According to AAA, the average price of diesel as of September 10 stands at a staggering $5.98 — about $2.31 more than in late…
By Joanna Cummings When Hami Tran launched Marie Claire Vietnam, she didn’t want to create another fashion title telling women what to wear. “In terms of fashion, we have more than we need,” Tran says. “But in terms of women, we have less than we need.” For Tran, that meant building Marie Claire around a…
In an AI-saturated world, the scarce asset is not information. It is confidence that the information is real, sourced and accountable, Padmanabhan said during the opening keynote at our Indian Printers Summit in Pune today. That makes trust part of the value publishers provide. “The future of news publishing is not just about creating more…
Germany’s local elections usually don’t matter to anyone but Germans. But Sunday’s contest in the state of Saxony-Anhalt was an exception: It could very well produce the first far-right government anywhere in Germany since the Nazis. Alternatives für Deutschland (AfD), a party so extreme that Germany’s intelligence services put them under surveillance, won 43.8 —…
The findings are based on a survey of 42 media professionals conducted between September 2025 and May 2026. Respondents came from 12 markets, with groups based in India, Malaysia, Singapore and the Philippines. They ranged from reporters and editors to team leaders and C-suite executives. Most worked for national news organisations. The survey was conducted…
By Sylkia Cartagena The advertising market is changing quickly. Programmatic is under pressure, traffic is falling across the industry and AI is affecting how content is created, discovered, targeted and measured. For Veebha Mehta, COO of Crain Communications, those changes make some of publishers’ existing strengths more valuable, not less. “We all have the same…