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How can we better protect the press from online harassment and abuse?
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How can we better protect the press from online harassment and abuse?

How can we better ensure the digital security of the press and protect against cyber threats?

Most AI proposals in the United States are taking place at the state level and focus on mitigating harms stemming from AI systems. Canada has witnessed less activity on AI regulation, especially after the Artificial Intelligence and Data Act’s failure…

CNTI analyzed 188 national and regional AI strategies, laws and policies that collectively cover more than 99 countries to determine how AI regulation is impacting journalism around the world.

This project builds on CNTI’s Defining News Initiative, exploring how technology, social media, and AI are reshaping journalism and its role in democracy amid shifting audiences, government pressures, and evolving digital models.

Tres cuartos o más de los encuestados valoran el papel del periodismo; más del 56 % dice que “la gente común” puede producir periodismo

El 50 % informa haber sufrido una extralimitación del Gobierno en el último año, en un contexto donde las tecnologías transforman los ecosistemas informativos y la libertad de prensa enfrenta crecientes amenazas legales, políticas y económicas.

In 2024, at least 124 journalists were killed—the deadliest year on record. Press freedom faces escalating threats worldwide, from violence and restrictive laws to online harassment and surveillance, leaving journalists and their sources increasingly vulnerable and under-supported.

The first in a series from CNTI’s AI and Journalism Research Working Group, this report highlights global insights at the intersection of journalism and AI — focused on what’s actionable for newsrooms.

Strong majorities in Australia, Brazil, South Africa and the US use only favorable terms to describe journalists’ traits

How can we discourage the development of ‘splinternets’ and encourage the protection of an open internet?

How can the news media remain relevant, particularly with young audiences and underserved communities?