The questions shaping the next year of publishing

Newsrewired brings together 150 people working out what comes next for journalism and digital publishing.

On 26 November, spend a day in London exploring the challenges already landing on newsroom desks: AI changing how editorial decisions get made, reaching young people, the rise of creators, the fight to keep audiences coming back, and the changing relationship between editorial and commercial teams.

Hear what publishers are trying, what they're learning and what you could take back to your own organisation.

At Newsrewired 2026, you’ll explore:

AI and the newsroom
Where AI is already influencing editorial decisions, how newsrooms can spot the risks, and how journalists are using AI tools in practice.

Young audiences and social media
What happens to news discovery when publishers can no longer rely on social platforms to reach younger audiences?

Creators and journalism
How can news organisations work with creators and build new alliances while protecting what matters about journalism?

Audience loyalty and revenue
Practical ideas for tackling subscription fatigue, building habits and making advertising work alongside editorial priorities.

The future of publishing
Conversations with major publishers, technology companies and media innovators about the decisions they are making now.

Plus practical workshops, case studies and plenty of time to meet other media professionals working through the same questions.