Editorial Strategy
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From Google to Microsoft, European newsrooms often rely on tools from Silicon Valley. Some are seeking to break free from this dependence, thanks to open-source alternatives or homemade tools.
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Ekaterina, Fatima, and Aliaksandr had to flee their country to continue their profession. From exile, these three journalists bear witness to a Europe where press freedom is dangerously declining.
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A decision that shakes newsrooms and highlights the urgency of reducing dependence on platforms
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As municipal elections approach, StreetPress maps the risk of a shift toward the far right. A map designed to investigate, educate, and mobilize.
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Do you dream of venturing into print but don't know where to start? Whether it's a one-off project or a sustainable publication, here's a guide filled with examples and practical advice to take you from idea to print.
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Independent European media to discover and broaden your horizons.
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Artificial intelligence is flooding newsletters, filtering notifications, and summarizing WhatsApp messages. For media outlets seeking independence, it's back to square one: how do they maintain a direct connection with their audience when even alternative channels are coming under algorithmic control?
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What if information reclaimed its place on the street? With its gazette hawked aloud, Le Bruit qui court invents a joyful and embodied strategy for circulating ideas and demands. A way to reach new audiences, far from screens.
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Google is fundamentally transforming its search engine with AI to simplify users' lives. The result: instant answers, no clicking required. For media outlets, it's a historic shift—and a very real threat.
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Tired of uniform news feeds, readers are searching for meaning and choice. In response — and like an old dream of left-wing unity — independent media outlets are joining forces to create shared portals.
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The newsletter platform does not correct the imbalances in the media system: it reproduces them. A story of a great misunderstanding.
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In Hungary, a new law seriously threatens media outlets that receive foreign funding, including donations or European funds. Our partner 444 is directly targeted. This is no longer a warning sign—it's a frontal attack on press freedom across Europe.