A conversation with Nobel Peace Prize laureate Dmitry Muratov

IPI announces 2022 World Congress in New York

IPI WoCo 2021 placed journalism front and centre!

Journalism took centre stage at the 2021 IPI World Congress from September 15 to 17 - both in Vienna and online.

COVID-19 Prevention Measures at IPI World Congress 2021

Health above everything else

Journalism takes centre stage in Vienna at the 2021 IPI World Congress

The 2021 World Congress will run from 15-17 September as a truly global and hybrid online/in-person event. Featuring some of journalism’s boldest, most resilient thinkers and storytellers, it’s not to be missed

Step out — at IPI World Congress 2021

#IPIWoCo2021: September 15 – 17, 2021

Media credibility and trust needs investment in journalism

Reaching new audiences where they are and investing in journalism are key to trust and credibility explain Simon Allison of the Mail & Guardian and Amanyehun Sisay of the Ethiopian Business Review

What Next for Journalists?

Independent journalists in India and Zimbabwe experiment with alternative funding to keep holding power to account

Diversity in newsrooms is good for readers and journalists

Journalism is rethinking itself to understand what audiences value, and re-imagining what makes news.

What should journalists and newsrooms do when facing online abuse?

A growing number of reporters receive harassment on social media and in their inboxes. Feeding the trolls is a dangerous game but newsrooms must act to protect and support their in-house and freelance staff

Fact-based journalism more essential than ever for 2020 U.S election

Necessity of reliable news discussed at U.S-themed IPIWoCo event

International news providers adjust to reporting in a polarized global environment

Editors-in-chief of Bloomberg and Reuters in conversation on cross-border reporting in 2020 and improvements for the future

Journalism is still the answer to populist governments that mark media as the enemy

India and the US have game-changing political leaders. The challenges are many, but Steve Coll and Siddharth Varadarajan see good journalism as the key to holding them to account.

Journalism needs to rethink its model if its to stand a chance against autocracy

Journalism should not be left to profit-driven businesses when democracy depends on it. Masha Gessen, Martin Gergely and Daniela Pinheiro weigh in.

Journalists and fact-checkers must play key role as disinformation is professionalized

Disinformation is corroding our democracies. There’s an important role for journalism to bring clarity without giving oxygen to bad actors.

Turkey’s Journalism Outlives the Suppression

Looking Ahead to Turkey’s 2023 Centenary

Restricting media in Covid-19 is life threatening for communities

Editors from India, Jordan, Zimbabwe and the Philippines share how they are pushing back

Friends, foes or frenemies. What are big tech companies for journalism?

David Cohn in conversation with Emily Bell and Emre Kızılkaya at IPI World Congress 2020

Maria Ressa: Social media being weaponized to discredit journalists online

Rappler CEO in discussion with Al Jazeera’s Ghada Oueiss at IPI World Congress 2020

The New York Times Experience: Building a Media Fit for the Future

From the role of Facebook and Google in modern publishing to the future of podcasting - conversation with the former President and CEO of the The New York Times Company