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Guardian Offers £10,000 for European Democracy
A new fund will back one filmmaker with £10,000, editorial support, and wide distribution. The initiative seeks urgent, character-driven stories about democracy in Europe.
Trademark Lawsuit Erupts as NOTUS and The Washington Star Battle for D.C. Media Turf
Two newsrooms in Washington, D.C. are clashing over the 'Star' name. NOTUS plans a major rebrand and expansion. The Washington Star has relaunched and filed a trademark lawsuit. The outcome could reshape local media.
AI Regulation in Washington Unites Unlikely Allies Amid Rising Tensions
As the debate over artificial intelligence heats up in Washington, a surprising mix of lawmakers, tech leaders, and influencers are joining forces to shape the future of AI policy. The stakes are high as the 2026 midterms approach and regulatory uncertainty grows.
Reach Launches World Cup Campaign With Tesco Whoosh and EssenceMediaCom
A new campaign brings paper folding art to print and digital platforms for the World Cup. Reach, Tesco Whoosh, and EssenceMediaCom aim to engage fans with interactive content. The initiative combines editorial and branded experiences across major UK news titles.
BBC Leads Global News Website Rankings as Traffic Drops Worldwide
BBC is now the most-visited news website globally, surpassing Yahoo News Japan. Most major news sites saw traffic declines in May 2026. US publishers were hit hardest by falling Google referrals. See which sites gained and lost the most.
Hard News Drives Local Subscriptions, But Revenue Still Falls Short
Local newsrooms hoping to boost digital subscriptions should focus on hard news. Politics and public health stories convert readers better than entertainment. Yet, even these high-value articles rarely cover their own costs. The business model remains fragile.
New York Bans Stealth AI Crawlers From Accessing Local News Sites
New York has passed a law targeting AI bots that secretly scrape news sites. The legislation aims to protect publishers from hidden crawlers. Media leaders say it will help defend original journalism.
Stockholm Named Host City for 2027 World News Media Congress
WAN-IFRA has selected Stockholm to host the 78th World News Media Congress in June 2027. The event will focus on digital innovation, newsroom transformation, and sustainable business models. Bonnier News and Amedia are strategic partners.
USA Today Pushes for Data-Driven AI Evaluation in Newsrooms
USA Today's Jessica Davis says newsrooms must measure AI performance, not rely on intuition. She shares a framework for evaluating AI tools and explains why human oversight alone cannot scale. Her approach aims to build trust and speed up production.
Environmental Data Journalists Reveal Tools and Hurdles in Latin America Climate Reporting
Top data reporters shared how they cover climate impacts in Latin America. They discussed the struggle to access reliable data. New tools and platforms are shaping environmental journalism. The roundtable offered practical insights for newsrooms.
SPUR Coalition Adds 30 Publishers in Major Global Push for AI Content Standards
SPUR Coalition has expanded to 36 members, adding major publishers worldwide. The group aims to set new standards for AI use of journalistic content. This move signals a shift in how publishers approach AI licensing.
Penn State Faces Lawsuit Over Trustee Speech Restrictions Impacting Newsrooms
A new lawsuit targets Penn State’s policy limiting trustee speech. Newsrooms say it blocks vital reporting access. The case could reshape how journalists cover major universities. Media professionals are watching closely for ripple effects.
AI Supercharges Fact-Checking in Central American Newsrooms
Newsrooms in Guatemala and Honduras are transforming fact-checking with AI. Automated tools now spot viral misinformation in minutes, not hours. Editorial teams reclaim time for deeper investigations. This shift is reshaping the fight against digital falsehoods.
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