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Media journalists' top stories of the year – and what it means for you in 2026

What opportunities emerged for small media? How did publishers try to convince young audiences to pay for news? How was audience engagement redefined? And how did AI reshape the landscape? These questions and more tackled by those covering media innovation

Jacob Granger
Jacob Granger
December 19, 2025 – 16 min read

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