Partnerships, sustainability models and AI tools were among the topics discussed at the 19th Ibero-American Journalism Colloquium.
Speakers at the 27th International Symposium on Journalism argued that rebuilding trust requires news organizations to become more useful to the communities they serve and rethink how they create and sustain value.
A story labeled as AI-assisted but filled with AI-Generated experts sparked backlash in Brazil, raising questions about the role of human expertise in journalism and the ethical limits of the technology.
Latin American news organizations have enthusiastically covered the industry's rapid growth. Much less attention has gone to its potential consequences for mental and public health.
Virginia Fonseca’s debut on TV Globo is the latest sign of a media shift that critics say is blurring the line between journalism and entertainment.
Global measurements of trust in the news hit their lowest levels since 2015, with Latin American countries experiencing some of the sharpest declines, according to the latest Digital News Report from the Reuters Institute.
News outlets are citing unregulated betting platforms alongside survey-based polls. Critics say the markets are easily manipulated and do not reliably reflect voter sentiment.
As coverage of a potential spinal cord treatment draws massive interest, science journalists are warning against media excitement outpacing early clinical reality.
After police say a man killed his two children and himself, some Brazilian outlets focused on unproven claims about the mother — raising questions about gender bias, online abuse and whether courts should order content removed.