Strategy
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Media outlets are rethinking their workspaces to assert their identity and reinvent their relationship with the public.
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As the social ecosystem fragments, Reddit emerges as a new gold rush for media distribution. Yet behind this enthusiasm, the risks of platform dependency and fragile moderation persist. Should media invest there, and under what conditions without compromising editorial independence?
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In France, media outlets are building shared infrastructure to regain their independence from technology platforms.
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Good design connects a medium to its audience, an editorial promise to a real reading experience. It translates positioning into useful visual choices that make content more accessible and serve the medium's mission. This is why beautiful isn't always better.
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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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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?