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The Knight Center for Journalism in the Americas is launching a year of celebrations leading up to its 25th anniversary, and we’re kicking it off with two events that reflect our mission to defend and strengthen press freedom and quality journalism throughout the region: a webinar on a quarter-century of press freedom in Latin America, […]
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The future of journalism rests on technology and the human relationships that connect news organizations with their audiences. That was the central theme of the 27th International Symposium on Journalism (ISOJ), held Sept. 17-18 at the University of Texas at Austin and broadcast online. The annual conference organized by the Knight Center for Journalism in […]
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Talking about the future of journalism makes little sense without addressing the converging crises of the rise of authoritarianism, the expansion of AI and climate change — forces that are driving a civilizational shift for humanity. That was how Mexican journalism pioneer Carmen Aristegui opened her keynote address at the 19th Ibero-American Journalism Colloquium(opens in […]
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The news business is confronting an existential paradox: AI technology can make journalism faster and cheaper but it also threatens the audience and revenue that sustain it. That tension dominated the second day of the 27th International Symposium on Journalism, where news executives and journalists on Friday debated AI-powered workflows, new products, falling web traffic and […]
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Local public and nonprofit news organizations are getting creative about surviving an industry that keeps getting smaller. They’re buying or launching smaller publications, joining forces with community groups, and looking for ways to grow. At Chicago Public Media, the bet is that public media needs to reclaim its role as a public square—much as it […]
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Ibero-American journalists are betting on collaboration, creativity and independent journalism to confront the existential challenges facing the industry and humanity today — from democratic crises around the world to the rise of artificial intelligence. Those were some of the central themes of the 19th Ibero-American Journalism Colloquium, held Sept. 19 at the University of Texas […]
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