By Joan Cañete Bayle Director of Editorial Strategy, Prensa Ibérica In a digital newsroom, speed can never be separated from rigour. SPORT works every day in a news environment shaped by constant updates, the coexistence of formats, and the need to provide readers with context in increasingly short timeframes. That pace is especially visible in…
AI in publishing is often discussed in terms of creating content. But publishers are also looking at where it can reduce the work involved in producing the newspaper. That matters as print circulation continues to fall and publishers look for ways to make print production more efficient. Print circulation and advertising still account for 43.6…
This story appeared in Today, Explained, a daily newsletter that helps you understand the most compelling news and stories of the day. Subscribe here. President Donald Trump is putting the “war” in “trade war.” Or so his senior officials really want you to believe. “At dawn begins an economic D-Day,” Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent wrote…
This story appeared in The Logoff, a daily newsletter that helps you stay informed about the Trump administration without letting political news take over your life. Subscribe here. Welcome to The Logoff: Donald Trump’s trade war with Canada is back in full force. What’s happening? Remember last week, when Trump said that the US and…
‘The field doesn’t lack intention. It lacks framework, architecture, and systematic planning and taxonomy for how to do this work.’ – Flora Pereira, Chief Impact Officer, Pulitzer Center As journalists and newsrooms struggle for relevance and funding the question of their work’s impact – what it means, how it’s measured and why it demands a…
When, as editor and publisher of the Columbia Journalism Review, Kyle Pope testified before Congress in 2017 about threats to press freedom, he was primarily focused on the changing political landscape under the Trump administration. Nearly a decade later, Pope’s focus has expanded to an even broader existential challenge: the climate emergency. As co-founder and…
By Branko Brkic, Founder Project Kontinuum Most of us in media work harder and risk much to produce or support journalism that matters. At the same time, trust in our institutions and people is woeful. Propaganda, noise and open attacks make the truth more difficult to find and so much easier to ignore. We keep…
Since January, many Cubans have lived a life of near-constant darkness. The Trump administration’s oil blockades have led the country into a worsening energy crisis, collapsing what was already an eroding national power grid. Daily blackouts have plunged the Cuban nationalized, universal health system, once the pride of the country, into a humanitarian crisis. For…
This story appeared in The Logoff, a daily newsletter that helps you stay informed about the Trump administration without letting political news take over your life. Subscribe here. Welcome to The Logoff: President Donald Trump’s planned Canada tariffs are off — for now. What happened? Trump had previously threatened 50-percent tariffs on about $20 billion…
Can President Donald Trump pen a new chapter in his love story with North Korea’s Kim Jong Un? In Trump’s first term, the two leaders, in Trump’s words, “fell in love” after exchanging letters and held three historic meetings, but failed to make much progress toward the goal of denuclearizing the heavily armed hermit state….