Editorial Strategy
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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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Gábor Kardos, CEO of Magyar Jeti Zrt, independent publisher of Hungarian media outlet 444.hu, describes his newsroom's reaction to a new bill that would heavily penalize media outlets receiving foreign funding, including private donations and European funds.
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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.
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In Hungary, a new law threatens to sanction media outlets receiving foreign funding, including private donations and funding from the EU. Our partner 444 is one of the main targets. This is no longer a warning: it's a direct attack on press freedom and concerns all of Europe.
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The web has amplified journalism's reach tenfold but also weakened its memory. Exposed to technical hazards, political and financial pressures, years of work can vanish without a trace. In this context, archiving becomes an act of resistance.
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As usage patterns diversify, Mediapart, L'Informé and Disclose are finding new ways to engage their audiences: videos, carousels, events… so many channels to extend the impact of an investigation.
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Intimacy building community. By transforming his living room into a professional meeting space, food journalist Ezéchiel Zérah cultivates an active audience that remains connected to each other and to him.