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In 2026, trust becomes the media's most valuable currency
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In 2026, trust becomes the media's most valuable currency

"Trust and value go hand in hand. If you want readers to value your content, it needs to be trustworthy; it really is that simple"
By Sarah Ebner • 2 min read
User needs evolve from a measurement tool to a mindset
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User needs evolve from a measurement tool to a mindset

"2026 will be defined by an ongoing negotiation: how to balance relevance and engagement with journalistic significance"
By Nina Brorson • 2 min read
Prepare for US-influenced threats to UK journalists
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Prepare for US-influenced threats to UK journalists

"We can arm our journalists to confidently stride out into 2026, prepared to keep shining light into the darkest corners"
By Rebecca Whittington • 2 min read
2026 will be the year newsrooms finally confront their ‘fear factor’
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2026 will be the year newsrooms finally confront their ‘fear factor’

Research shows fear is reshaping innovation, independence and crisis reporting. Next year, journalism’s biggest challenge may be managing the emotions driving its decisions, writes François Nel
By François Nel • 2 min read
"Overserve the fans" will be a winning strategy
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"Overserve the fans" will be a winning strategy

"When Taylor Swift appraised her Eras tour, she could also have been describing The Economist’s audience-building strategy for 2025"
By Kevin Young • 2 min read
AI-generated podcasts cause a punk rebellion
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AI-generated podcasts cause a punk rebellion

"Whilst celebrities chat amongst themselves in expensive studios, normies will find unique locations out and about in the real world"
By Dan McLaughlin • 2 min read
AI will own the demand for news content
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AI will own the demand for news content

"Just like Facebook became the front door for news around ten years ago, I think next year is when the shift will happen to AI services."
By Joshi Herrmann • 2 min read
'Flash teams' will fuel newsroom innovation
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'Flash teams' will fuel newsroom innovation

"They form around a challenge and disband once the problem is solved"
By Khalil A. Cassimally • 2 min read
Some very radical collaborations are on the table
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Some very radical collaborations are on the table

"What’s the point of journalism if it doesn’t reach the communities it’s meant to serve?"
By Rozina Breen • 2 min read
Platform power will be put to the test
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Platform power will be put to the test

"Smaller, youth-led newsrooms will become increasingly important because they already know how to operate inside platform constraints"
By Kassy Cho • 2 min read
Time will be your greatest asset
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Time will be your greatest asset

"We can’t outrun disruption. But we can choose to spend our time intentionally"
By Corinne Podger • 2 min read
Humanity will take centre stage
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Humanity will take centre stage

"Stories, visuals, events, products and services will be powered and crafted by humans for humans"
By Niketa Patel • 1 min read

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