These events are linked to the MOST – Media Organisations for Stronger Transnational Journalism and CIJI – Collaborative and Investigative Journalism Initiative projects, co-funded by the EU through the Creative Europe programme.

SCHEDULE

Tuesday, April 14 4:30 PM
Audience first: how newsrooms are rebuilding trust and reach through audience strategy
Three MOST partner organisations share how audience analysis has gone from being “optional” to becoming a fundamental management function, influencing content formats, newsletters, and readership engagement.

Wednesday, April 15
9:30 AM
What we learned from six small newsrooms co-creating their own DAT guidelines
This workshop will illustrate key experiences in developing guidelines for the use of digital automation technologies, better known as artificial intelligence, in small, independent newsrooms.

11:30 AM
How news archives can support ongoing editorial production
This meeting will discuss how news archives, rather than remaining unused, can actively support daily journalistic work, current affairs journalism, and new formats.

2:00 PM
On guidelines to address cultural biases in international journalism
During this workshop, we will gather case studies and experiences on how to reduce cultural biases in international journalism, ensure balanced representation, and promote unbiased international media coverage.

4:30 PM
What We Learned From Six Newsrooms Trying to Grow
Based on direct consulting work by The Fix Media with six independent outlets in different European regions, this meeting shares key learnings regarding resilient management models.

Thursday, April 16 9:00 AM
Impact-driven collaboration methods
OBCT and other Italian independent media outlets share their experiences on how to design, develop, and support collaborative and impactful journalism projects.

Location: Spazio Modu Via Bontempi 21-15 Perugia, Italy