What does the future of journalism look like as a result of AI? In focusing on change, do we risk overlooking principles that underpin the ways that journalists and communications professionals work together?

Nvidia, among others, has been accused of working to artificially engineer demand, by investing in firms like Mistral, Figure AI, and xAI – which, in turn, redeploy some of the venture capital to buy Nvidia’s chips.

I am proud to have worked alongside the Chartered Institute of Journalists' council to formulate an industry announcement pushing for the use of a ‘kitemark’ to signify when AI has been used by journalists.

On 14th October, Sir Winston Churchill's granddaughter, esteemed editor and author, Emma Soames, gave a keynote speech at the Chartered Institute of Journalists’ 2025 AGM, to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the great statesman’s passing.

A global pattern is emerging: extreme right-wing organisations and state actors are using cryptocurrencies to make clandestine donations to likeminded political movements.

The article doesn’t acknowledge that the surface of a sphere cannot be represented on a plane without distortion. This was proved mathematically by Carl Friedrich Gauss in the early 1800s...

Is boss-tech merely a means to modernise the age-old clock-punch process, or does it herald something more draconian for the already-dampened UK labour market?

Whatever you make of the Home Secretary's proscription of Palestine Action, here is an example of how significant political disagreement - at the national level - can be hashed out

In recent years the shores of sustainable finance have been battered by the choppy waters of geopolitics. Despite a surge in growth, public interest, and market momentum between 2020 and 2022 (a result of progressive policy, disclosure frameworks, and an explosion in environmental, social and governance [ESG] investment products) sustainable finance feels as though it is slowing. From 2022 onwards the energy crisis drove international investment in fossil fuels, and ESG retre

US-based public cloud service providers – particularly the ‘big three’, Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform (GCP) –  capture a substantial portion of the global cloud market; with some estimates reaching almost 85%.

A counterbalance to claims of trans-Atlantic ESG de-prioritisation, Finextra’s investigation into the UK’s top financial institutions prove that some industries are keeping ESG front of mind.

In response to 6th September article by Dan Sabbagh: West’s support for missile strikes on Russian forces is waning – Zelensky

There is one sphere that remains impervious to macro-economic headwinds: the black market of narcotics.

One fifth of the world’s children now live in areas impacted by conflict. This figure sinks far deeper now that I am a father.

To condemn this tragedy, RSF UK asks for signatures on its petition.

Trump’s new meme coin is symbolic of a rising USA tech-industrial complex – aiming to reduce regulation and influence public policy.

An attempt by the CFPB to develop Open Banking infrastructure in the US, and Trump's attempt to dismantle it.

What is the connection between Syria, tobacco and the Arab Spring?

To ensure AI is rolled out in a manner that is constructive to writers, governments must legislate to augment, not replace, human work – and, most importantly, be guided by the research.

A busy morning and afternoon at NextGen Nordics were rounded off with a keynote presentation by Dr. Igor Mate, Director, Data Privacy and Digital Regulation at Permobil and Co-Chair, Connect Communities.