Web3 Foundation to support WAN-IFRA’s collaborative media pilot project

WAN-IFRA announced today that the Web3 Foundation will support the Web3 media pilot project produced in partnership with David Tomchak. The Web3 Foundation will provide expertise and funding during the project’s research phase. Thanks to the support from the Web3 Foundation, WAN-IFRA will provide funds to help interested member media organisations participate in the project. […]

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Martin Fröhlich zum Direktor des Digital Revenue Networks der WAN-IFRA ernannt

Die WAN-IFRA freut sich, die Ernennung von Martin Fröhlich als Direktor für das Digital Revenue Network bekanntzugeben. Fröhlich, der aus Deutschland kommt, war zuvor stellvertretender Leiter des Newsrooms bei der Redaktionsgemeinschaft ostwestfälisch-lippischer Verlage (RG OWL) und ist seit mehr als 25 Jahren in der Zeitungsbranche tätig. In seiner Laufbahn hat er als Reporter, Blattmacher, Mediencoach, […]

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World’s press demands Russia and Ukraine protect journalists covering conflict

As the Russian military began its offensive in Ukraine overnight, WAN-IFRA and the World Editors Forum called for journalists covering the unfolding conflict to be afforded the maximum protections. As signatories to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR), both Russia and Ukraine have binding commitments under international human rights law to respect […]

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New edition of Table Stakes Europe features 24 teams from 12 countries

WAN-IFRA announces the 24 publishers who will participate in the third round of the Table Stakes Europe programme. They join an active community of over 200 media professionals across 35 news organisations who have taken part in the previous editions of the performance-driven change initiative in Europe. The Table Stakes Europe programme teaches change management […]

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World’s press, book publishers and journalists condemn Pakistan plan for strict control over media

The World Association of News Publishers (WAN-IFRA), the International Publishers Association (IPA), and the International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) call on Pakistani authorities to retract plans to establish the ‘Pakistan Media Development Authority’ (PMDA) that risks placing strict state control over all media. Under the pretence of “simplifying procedures and fighting disinformation”, the proposed changes […]

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