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News November 30, 2024
Need a quick overview? Check the executive summary
The executive summary of the Journalism Value Report provides a quick overview of the survey’s findings together with information on methodology and definitions.
News November 28, 2024
The Journalism Value Report: Mapping the State of Public Interest Journalism in Europe
The Journalism Value Report published today shows how important the European independent public interest media are for investigative journalism. The report is based on answers from 174 newsrooms from 31 European countries and provides detailed data on the state of Europe’s independent media landscape, which is characterized by numerous small, often non-profit newsrooms.
Event News October 23, 2024
Launching new report on independent media in Europe
28 November 2024 11:00 Publix, Berlin
News September 22, 2024
Collecting input from civil society
The Journalism Value Project collects input from NGOs, funders, think tanks and others for a whitepaper on how to advance the discussion on independent media and journalism in Europe.
News September 16, 2024
What is the value of independent journalism?
What do we mean when we talk about journalism value? Project partners and others brainstormed during the Dataharvest conference in Mechelen, Belgium.
News September 11, 2024
Mapping an unknown media landscape
How can independent public interest journalism convert its public value into financial value? With the Journalism Value Project, we aim to find that out – by making the most in-depth survey to date on the state of independent public interest media in Europe.
News July 29, 2024
The Journalism Value Loop: Get to know Europe’s independent media
Over the last ten years, a wave of innovative new approaches to producing public interest journalism has swept across Europe. A network of 25 independent European newsrooms has formed and share some of their experiences in this podcast.
News July 12, 2024
Supporting independent journalism in Italy
At the International Journalism Festival in April 2024 in Perugia, Italy, the Journalism Value Project brought together, among others, Italian foundations who could kick off a national conversation on the needs for public interest journalism.