It’s election season. Contentious, confusing and consequential, from the US midterms to national polls in Taiwan, South Sudan ...

At Digital Media Europe in London, Gianni Barlassina of Italy's Il Post, and Eduardo Saldaña of Spain's El Orden Mundial, ...

New EU environmental rules affect printers and publishers, covering paper sourcing, packaging, sustainability claims and ...

A Cairo court has fined the editor of one of Egypt’s last independent news outlets, ordered the outlet closed and held her ...

Frankfurt and Paris, 22 October 2026. WAN-IFRA, the World Association of News Publishers, has called on Meta to suspend a provision in the company’s new Commercial Terms that would allow Meta to crawl ...

Media businesses are eyeing the revenue potential for AI licensing – but they need to make their news content suitable for action-focused agents.

“For a long time we suspected that logged-in users have a higher value than non-logged-in users, but we didn’t have the data to prove it,” said Patrick Rademacher, Chief Strategy and Innovation ...

In Lisbon, the 10th edition of Media Labs Days brought together media innovators, researchers and industry leaders to discuss how innovation in media can respond to a changing news landscape and, ...

Where does a news story come from? A scandal exposed, a failure revealed, a decision brought into the open that someone would rather have kept private. Behind each is work we rarely see. We read the ...

Media Growth Summit is the successor event to Digital Media Asia. Over 18 years, Digital Media Asia (DMA) has grown to become Asia-Pacific’s largest and foremost regional news media industry event on ...

We spend a lot of time talking about what AI will do to journalism. How it changes the way we produce content, how that content reaches people, and what happens to the business model along the way. In ...