Pierre De Villiers

“There’s never been a more exciting time to be at Time,” says Bridget Wilson as she contemplates being back at […]

Dating back to Roman Times, the humble newsletter has not only endured but has grown in relevance and importance. Bypassing […]

Providing high-quality, accessible reading material to children as an alternative to excessive screen time is at the forefront of Skantze’s mind as the Chair of FIPP’s new Initiative for Kids Trusted Media.

In June this year, the Reuters Institute released a poll that highlighted a worrying a trend. According to the study, public trust in the news has plummeted to just 37%, three points down since last year. In the UK, trust has fallen by five points to 30% - 20 points lower than 10 years ago.

There has been a noticeable shift in the way the industry is talking about print. As conversations change from damage limitation to genuine excitement about the potential of paper, FIPP, in partnership with UPM, today launched a report on the impact of print advertising at the FIPP World Media Congress in Madrid.

Media companies urgently need to take control of who can access their information and on what terms to cash in on the ever-expanding AI information market. That is the advice of Jonathan Roberts, Chief Innovation Officer, People Inc. – one of the first media companies to strike up AI partnerships, including with Microsoft and Meta.

When AgriMedia acquired Wijn en Wijngaard magazine in 2024 it came with a very modest subscriber database. Two years later it has blossomed into potent brand that’s branched out into conferences, newsletters based around Dutch and Belgian wine, tastings, trade shows and a festival.

Offering invaluable insights into how media leaders can negotiate structural change in the industry, the Innovation in Media World Report 2026/2027 was unveiled to delegates on the first day of the FIPP World Media Congress.

With the sports reporting space about as crowded as a football terrace these days, reaching supporters as a media brand is extremely tough. It’s a conundrum The Athletic – bought by the New York Times for $550 million in 2022 - has cracked by adding impressive depth to its coverage.

The FIPP World Media Congress has a new home. After two hugely successful instalments in Madrid, it was announced today […]