A lesson from Ukraine: Newsroom resilience makes press freedom real
In times of war and massive information chaos, society seeks facts it can trust. But behind every verified publication stands the quiet...
How Thebuchacity Diversifies Revenue and Builds Resilience During the War
Thebuchacity’s Editor-in-Chief on Revenue Diversification and Resilience During the War: Part Two The resilience of a local media outlet...
“Quality Content Means Change in the Community”: How Thebuchacity Builds a Community and Develops Local Journalism
Thebuchacity is becoming a community service: explaining, helping, creating spaces for interaction, and launching new formats that bring...
Ukrainian media outlets kick off 12-week AI accelerator to drive newsroom innovation and build resilience
This piece was first published on the WAN-IFRA page yesterday, September 17, 2026. It highlights the joint project of AIRPPU, WAN-IFRA, and...
Tom Rubin: Democracy, Journalism, and AI
Democracy cannot exist without strong journalism. This was the message delivered by Tom Rubin, Chief of Intellectual Property and Content...
“The Light of Journalism Must Not Go Out”: How OpenAI Supports Ukrainian Newsrooms
On September 16, at the Paris AI Forum 2026 in Paris, Tom Rubin, OpenAI’s Head of Intellectual Property and Content, spoke...
“Mezhivskyi Meridian”: A Newspaper Reborn After Its Print Run Was Destroyed
Editor-in-Chief Yevhen Khrypun on the dangers of working during the war, the destruction and reprinting of the newspaper’s print run, and...
Awaiting Winter: Challenges Facing Regional Media
Freezing temperatures, prolonged blackouts, strikes on critical infrastructure, and shortages of essential resources — these are the...
