Poland's global profile has risen, yet its politics remain a chaotic maze. For locals and internationals alike, understanding the news requires balanced insights amid partisan noise from local outlets. We examine how @notesfrompoland.bsky.social bridges this gap with editor-in-chief Daniel Tilles.

The Economist is one of the legacy publishers that has successfully transitioned to the digital age – and also appears to be adapting well to the AI age.

A major newsroom transformation requires the involvement and support of everyone in the organisation, experienced editor @emmalofgren.bsky.social said on an episode of the FixEd podcast. 📍 Learn more about her thoughts on how to achieve success in the newsroom here 👉 www.youtube.com/watch?v=BZ3D...

Some European media outlets are experimenting with Reddit, Inc. to reach a new audience and increase visibility. However, using this platform is not as simple as it seems, @romainchauvet.bsky.social writes in his latest article, which is available to The Fix' paid members. @revue21.fr @linforme.com

As AI bots scrape journalism at scale, publishers face a difficult choice: either join the AI ecosystem or block them.

With the rise and advancement of artificial intelligence, some jobs might soon be replaced by technology. Raju Narisetti recommends acquiring the necessary skills to stay relevant amid these changes. 📍 Learn more leadership lessons in the full FixEd podcast episode 👉 thefix.media/2025/10/30/f...

“Inclusive journalism isn’t activism. It’s better journalism”, Austrian outlet @andererseits.org's Lisa Kreutzer says. We spoke with her about how inclusive newsrooms can rewrite the rules of journalism.

AI bots are stealing journalistic content — here’s how publishers can either push back or capitalise on it.

New from The Fix – In 2020, ten journalists launched a small pilot: Building a newsroom where journalists with and without disabilities create stories together. Four years later, @andererseits.org has become one of Austria’s most innovative media start-ups.

North Macedonia’s Investigative Reporting Laboratory is shaking up journalism by bringing citizens into their investigations, building trust in independent media. @romainchauvet.bsky.social interviewed cofounder Saska Cvetkovska about their mission and impact.

Uusi Juttu, Zetland’s Finnish sibling, which made a big splash with its launch earlier this year, has launched a new ambassador campaign that appears to be wildly successful.

Do not be afraid to ask your audience for advice or to even pose questions. It can give you new ideas for content and help engage them, Mariia Leonova, CEO of The Tellers Agency, told Orsolya Seregely on the latest episode of the FixEd podcast. Find more insights here 👉 thefix.media/2025/11/27/f...

In the world of doomscrolling, you have less than ten seconds to capture your audience's attention, journalist, trainer, and expert Aleksandar Manasiev warned in the second episode of the FixEd podcast. 📍 Get more insights in the full interview 👉 thefix.media/2025/09/04/f...

By involving citizens through its investigations, North Macedonian media outlet Investigative Reporting Laboratory (IRL) aims to restore confidence in independent journalism. The Fix spoke to its cofounder, Saska Cvetkovska.

The Russian government is urging citizens to download MAX, its new messaging app. @verosnoj.bsky.social explains how this might affect independent Russian media, which has largely migrated to Telegram—one of the few remaining uncensored spaces for the public.

📢 The "Voices of Ukraine" program is back! The Fix Foundation and @ecpmf.bsky.social are offering technical equipment grants to Ukrainian media working inside the country, prioritising regional/frontline outlets. ➡️ Max €10,000 per organisation. ⏰ Deadline: December 14. 📃 Details 👇

For the latest FixEd podcast episode, media consultant Mariia Leonova joined host Orsolya Seregely to cover SMM basics that newsrooms often get wrong – and how to fix them without adding headcount. Listen to the full conversation and read key highlights from the interview below 👇

Using AI to analyse subscribers, improve customer service, or create marketing materials can be useful. However, it is not suitable for content creation, ⁦‪The Fix's Jakub Parusinski‬⁩ contends in this episode of the FixEd podcast. 📍 Learn more about the AI dilemma 👉 thefix.media/2025/08/21/f...

Across Europe, journalism is moving from the newsroom to the stage through readings, monologues, and shows. What started as sporadic experiments has developed into a recognized field, as evidenced by Austria’s @dossier.at and Portugal’s @mensagem-lisboa.bsky.social.

The Russian government is pushing people to download MAX, a new messaging app aiming to replace WhatsApp and Telegram. How can this move impact Russian independent media? @verosnoj.bsky.social explains in her latest article for The Fix.

Austria’s @dossier.at and Portugal’s @mensagem-lisboa.bsky.social are using live performance to engage new audiences, rethink storytelling, and expand their business models. To understand what this phenomenon offers to the wider industry, we spoke with the two editorial leaders behind the projects.

Each day, the La Presse libre platform offers subscribers a selection of articles from different independent online media. The aim of the project is to regain control over the dissemination of news. We spoke with Project Manager Jean-Marie Leforestier.

AI is now widely used in newsrooms, assisting with research and content creation. The civic tech initiative Kronika takes this further by employing AI to protect independent journalism.

[email protected] platform offers a single subscription for access to a curated selection of French independent online media. The Fix spoke with the project manager, Jean-Marie Leforestier.

Deutsche Welle, Portugal's news agency Lusa, CNN Portugal, ChatEurope, and WDR all use plain X, an AI tool that promises significant time savings for transcription, translation, subtitling, and voice-over work. We spoke with Deutsche Welle's innovation manager, Mirko Lorenz, about the platform.

From supporting research to generating content, AI is everywhere in newsrooms. The civic tech project Kronika is going a step further: using AI to safeguard independent journalism.

Deutsche Welle and @priberam.bsky.social created a platform that promises up to 85% time savings for transcription. It is already being used by a growing number of international outlets. But it could also be a tool for smaller players. Romain Chauvet spoke with Mirko Lorenz, DW's innovation manager.

In a country where legacy outlets have only recently begun publishing in English, the citizen-led project Last Week in Denmark fills a clear gap. The Fix spoke to its founder and editor about what other news organisations can learn from its trajectory.

New from The Fix: AI is everywhere in newsrooms. Can it also help keep independent journalism alive in countries with hostile regimes? @verosnoj.bsky.social spoke with the team behind the civic tech project Kronika.

Mail Online's "Deep Dive" format is transforming how tabloids tell stories. Launched in 2024, these immersive narratives are divided into chapters, enhanced with data visualisation, and designed to capture attention. Here's how they're changing engagement metrics.

“People come to us because they believe in our mission and they trust the content,” says Last Week in Denmark's founder and editor, Narcis George Matache. We spoke with him about how internationals in Denmark built their own media.

For the latest FixEd episode, journalist, editor of @thelocalsweden.bsky.social, and trainer @emmalofgren.bsky.social joins host Orsolya Seregely to explore the key challenges facing today’s newsrooms, including the shift from traffic-driven to audience-focused, staff retention & newsroom toxicity.

Cyberattacks have increasingly targeted the media, raising questions about how publishers and journalists can protect themselves. To learn about best digital security practices, The Fix interviewed Grégoire Pouget of Nothing2Hide, an NGO dedicated to helping publishers enhance their digital security

New from The Fix – Since 2021, Last Week in Denmark has become the country’s most-read English-language media, with 30,000 subscribers and 100,000 monthly readers. Built by 170 volunteers, it shows how citizen-led initiatives can fill gaps that traditional outlets overlook.

Our colleagues at @pressgazette.co.uk interviewed two of the @nytimes.com’s executives on how they are approaching video and how TikTok and YouTube Shorts inspired their latest video product.

Cyberattacks have not spared the media industry in recent years, but how should publishers and journalists prepare to minimise the risks? The Fix spoke with Grégoire Pouget, co-founder of @nothing2hide.org, an NGO specialising in digital security that helps publishers with digital protection.

Head of Publishing at McKinsey Raju Narisetti argues that "all leaders must be prepared to be led," since no effective leader can be the smartest in the room—they need to surround themselves with sharper minds in key areas, staying open to evidence & feedback instead of digging in their heels.

Anton Protsiuk compiled the three key highlights from @reutersinstitute.bsky.social’s latest report on news creators, including the resilience of legacy media, the influence of US culture wars spilling over into Europe, and other notable insights.

Republika Srpska's recent "foreign agents" law is already having a chilling effect on media freedom. Almost immediately after its adoption, police raided the offices of Capital.ba, a leading investigative outlet known for its critical reporting.

As Google referrals dwindle, Dutch news giant @nu.nl is launching an in-app editorial feed to boost reader engagement and pull audiences back from social platforms. It's all about reliable, direct access to quality news—think push alerts, discussions, and swipe-friendly stories right in the app.

Danish outlet Zetland has visions for the future, having proven that it can change profoundly in a very short time, and is going to do that again in the coming years, CEO @tavklitgaard.bsky.social tells The Fix. Read the full interview for more insights 👉 thefix.media/2025/10/03/w...

Currently, 50,000 questions are asked every day on Aftonbladet's AI-powered chatbot, with nearly a quarter of early users being under 36. The Fix caught up with Martin Schori, the publisher's editorial AI and innovation director, to learn more about this experiment.

Dutch newspaper @nu.nl is creating its own microblogging space that mimics the likes of X and Bluesky. Earlier, the outlet launched Editorial feed in its own app. For this article available to our paid members, The Fix spoke to its UX Lead and the creator of this new feature, @ariebart.bsky.social.

“Your next Editor-in-Chief should NOT be a traditional journalist. They should be an Audience leader”, @dmitryshishkin.bsky.social boldly states in his LinkedIn article.

Earlier this year, the Swedish newspaper Aftonbladet launched a chatbot available in 50 languages, allowing its users to access news in a new way. The Fix spoke with Martin Schori, the publisher’s editorial and innovation director.

Many European outlets are underfunded and facing financial difficulties, while new local and hyper-local media outlets are emerging, changing the landscape of local journalism. @greatergovanhill.com, a community magazine in Glasgow, exemplifies this shift by serving residents and inspiring others.

New from The Fix: Anton Protsiuk wrote about the three most interesting observations from the @reutersinstitute.bsky.social’s latest report on news creators – where legacy media still stands strong, how US culture wars are seeping into Europe, and more.

A new wave of local and hyper-local print and online media is emerging, transforming the way we understand local journalism. @greatergovanhill.com, a Glasgow community magazine, exemplifies this: serving residents and inspiring others on the same path. Lela Vujanic explores their inner processes.

Since 2020, investigations by @belarusfiles.bsky.social, an exiled outlet & a GIJN member, have led to approximately 90 sanction actions, proving how journalism can make a real impact on authoritarian regimes. Originally published by @thefixmedia.bsky.social.

Raju Narisetti, a leading media executive, explores practical leadership in journalism and beyond – how to avoid “better sameness” and pursue meaningful differentiation, balance micromanagement with long-term strategy, make decisions, and mentor people in the age of AI. Listen to the podcast👇