RNW Media’s series, Digital Media Shakers, highlights bold voices shaping public interest and independent media. Next up: Laurens Vreekamp, design thinker and media trainer for journalists and organisations.
In this essay, Media Innovation Lead Surabhi Srivastava explores why IGF remains a vital space for media development, what RNW Media brings to the table.
In an era of fast-moving digital content and AI-generated media is essential. In this interview our Digital Media Lead Ana Ochoa Garza and Natalie Wang (Numbers Protocol) talk about the importance of authenticating content online.
RNW Media introduces a new series, Digital Media Shakers, where we highlight bold voices shaping public interest and independent media. First up: Claire Leibowicz, who tackles AI transformation and media integrity.
RNW Media joined the global conversation at World Press Freedom Day 2025 in Brussels, spotlighting the lived realities of journalists working in conflict zones and challenging environments.
What does media viability really mean in an age of AI, shrinking funds, and platform power? At the International Journalism Festival 2025, RNW Media explored this question in our side event, “Sustaining journalism: A fresh take on media viability in the era of AI.”
As the world grapples with the rapid evolution of AI in digital media, RNW Media and 15 media, civil society, and academic organizations have signed the Haarlem Declaration: Championing AI for Advancing Inclusive, Safe, and Reliable Digital Media Spaces.
The Digital Media Impact Summit (DMIS) 2024, held in October, brought together 88 participants from 34 countries in a global gathering that showcased how artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping independent and public-interest media.
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