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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...

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“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...

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2.5 Million Views a Month: How the Trudova Slava Newspaper Works

Svitlana Karpenko, editor-in-chief of Trudova Slava, on resilience, trust, and the development of local media during the war. Many local...

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Insurance for Journalists During the War: Experience and Observations

Insurance for journalists has become one of the most pressing needs of Ukraine’s media sector during the war, and the International...

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“Chuika” and Brazilian TV: How the Obrii Iziumshchyny Newspaper Has Been Working Since the De-Occupation

The Obrii Iziumshchyny newspaper is the only media in Izium that continues to operate despite the occupation, shelling, and constant...

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Investigations That Become Evidence: How Locator Media Documents Zaporizhzhia’s Information Occupation

When Berdiansk fell under occupation, the first target of the Russian forces was the TV tower. Along with the signal of Ukrainian...

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“We Live, We Don’t Just Survive”: How the Siverskyi Krai Newspaper Works

Five women in Novhorod-Siverskyi continue publishing Siverskyi Krai despite shelling, cold, and a decline in readership The editorial team...

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“Our Main Protocol Is to Survive and Document the History of Resilience”

Glukhivshchyna newspaper is an example of how regional media continue to stand strong under the most difficult conditions. Its editorial...

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“We Are Preserving the History of This Difficult Yet Heroic Time”

Despite evacuation, blackouts, and a reduced print run, Visti Barvinkivshchyny continues to publish both in print and online. Visti...

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How the Kherson Newsroom “Vhoru” Keeps Going

For Vhoru, social media has become the primary news distribution channel. Stories often break there before they appear on the website, with...

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