Featured online events on the future of journalism

Discover upcoming and past virtual gatherings, workshops, and discussions that delve into the evolving landscape of news reporting, media innovation, and digital storytelling. Explore topics such as artificial intelligence in newsrooms, data journalism, ethical considerations in online media, audience engagement strategies, and sustainable business models for digital publications. These online events provide valuable insights for journalists, editors, media professionals, and students looking to stay ahead in a rapidly changing industry.

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    Journalism, Media, and Technology Trends and Predictions 2026 (January 27, 2026)

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    • Offers growth and expansion for journalists

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    This webinar offers a forward-looking analysis of the most significant trends impacting journalism in the current year. It emphasizes AI's role in newsroom workflows and content discovery, and strategies for publishers to remain distinctive and trusted.

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    AI and the Future of News 2026 | Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism (March 17, 2026)

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    • Features journalists and experts from the University of Oxford

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    This online conference provides a deep dive into the practical and ethical dimensions of AI in journalism. It features experts and journalists discussing real-world applications and the challenges of reporting on AI effectively.

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    The Future of Reporting: Navigating AI's Impact on Editorial (March 31, 2026)

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    • AI can generate news articles on routine topics

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    This webinar provides practical guidance for journalists and media companies on adapting to AI. It focuses specifically on the B2B sector, which often leads in adopting new technologies for efficiency and content creation.

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    Expertise on Demand: AI in Journalism, Academia, and Thought Leadership - Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists (April 23, 2026)

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    • Explores AI's impact on journalism

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    This event addresses the critical ethical and epistemological challenges posed by AI in journalism and academia. It directly impacts trust and the definition of expertise in the digital age, making it highly relevant for the future of the field.

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    Media Innovation Festival 2026 - International Press Institute (IPI) (May 6-7, 2026)

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    • Features 140+ journalists, technologists, funders, and media entrepreneurs

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    This festival brings together news entrepreneurs and experts to collaboratively address the multifaceted challenges and opportunities facing independent media. It places a strong emphasis on innovation and adapting to technological shifts, including AI.

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    INMA Media Innovation Week 2026 (September 23-24, 2026)

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    • Unites Europe's ambitious media leaders

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    This conference offers a high-level strategic perspective on the future of news media. It focuses on AI's role, product innovation, and audience engagement, providing actionable frameworks and real-world examples from European media houses.

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    International Symposium on Journalism (ISOJ) 2026 (September 17-18, 2026)

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    • Offers both online and in-person attendance options

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    ISOJ is a long-standing and highly respected event that provides a comprehensive overview of the evolution of online journalism. It serves as an essential barometer for understanding current trends and future directions globally.

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    New Media Summit | Web Summit 2026 (November 9-12, 2026)

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    • Features culture, content, and technology collision

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    As part of a major tech conference, the New Media Summit offers a broad and forward-thinking perspective on the intersection of technology, media, and the creator economy. This is crucial for understanding the evolving landscape of journalism.

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    AI Spotlight Series Workshops & Webinars - Pulitzer Center (Ongoing in 2026)

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    • Training curriculum for journalists on AI accountability

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    This series provides continuous learning opportunities and resources for journalists to deepen their understanding and skills in reporting on AI. It focuses on using AI tools responsibly, with an emphasis on accountability.

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    AI in the Newsroom: AP's Course on Practical, Ethical Adoption (June 4–18, 2025)

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    • Provides real-world tools for AI adoption

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    Although held in 2025, this course provides foundational and practical knowledge on AI integration that remains highly relevant for newsroom leaders and strategists navigating AI adoption in 2026. It distills AP's decade-long experience with AI.

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    Future Tense: Where is Journalism Heading? - The Nation (January 29, 2026)

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    • Features conversation about the future of independent media

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    This event provides a critical perspective on the broader landscape of journalism, focusing on independent media and the foundational shifts impacting its future. It offers insights into how to support and reimagine the field.

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    Webinar: AI in Journalism - Agricultural Communicators Network (March 19, 2026)

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    • Free webinar

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    This webinar offers insights into the application of AI within a specific niche (agricultural communication). It demonstrates the widespread impact of AI across different journalistic sectors, highlighting its versatility.

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    ONA26 - Online News Association Annual Conference (March 30 - April 1, 2026)

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    • Focuses on digital journalism innovation

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    ONA's annual conference is a leading event for digital journalism, offering a broad perspective on the future of the field. It covers innovation, audience engagement, and business sustainability, making it highly relevant.

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    Reimagining AI: An Online Event - The Nation (April 23, 2026)

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    • Explores how AI is changing journalism

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    This event offers a critical discussion on the broader implications of AI, which is crucial for journalists to understand. It helps them as they report on and integrate AI into their work, fostering a deeper comprehension of the technology.