Future of News Europe
Tuesday, 22 September 10-19:30 BST
The Nobu Hotel Warsaw
Wilcza 73, 00-670 Warsaw, Masovian Voivodeship
Reuters News Agency will be hosting this one-day exclusive, invitation-only event, tailored for leadership from across Europe's broadcast media and news publishers.
Future of News
The Future of News from Reuters News Agency, comes to Warsaw for the first time. This event brings together senior media executives, editors, news creators and industry experts for keynote talks, panel discussions and networking.
Key themes for Future of News Europe
Creator-Led Journalism
The rise of creator-led journalism, what it means for the future of news, and why audiences are turning to news creators over traditional outlets.
Verification and misinformation
Investigating how newsrooms are responding to deepfakes, synthetic media and rapidly evolving false narratives.
Technology in news media
Exploring how organisations are adapting systems, processes and strategies to support growth, efficiency and innovation.
The European news agenda
Examining how security, migration, energy, economic pressures and regional elections are shaping coverage across Central and Eastern Europe.
Mitali Muhkerjee
Director
Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism
Jo Webster
Global Editor, Agency News Strategy
Reuters
Stefan Putsila
CEO and Founder
NEXTA
Pierre Caulliez
News Creator Exchange Lead
WAN-IFRA
Mahesh Ramachandran
CTO
Reuters
Liesbeth Nizet
Head of Future Audiences Monetisation
Mediahuis
Stephanie Burnett
Head of Fact Check
Reuters
Márton Gergely
Editor-in-Chief
HVG
Anna Cotton
Senior Director Agency Marketing
Reuters
George Sargent
Global Visual Verification & Newsgathering Editor
Reuters
Sandra Petersmann
Head of Geopolitics
Deutsche Welle
Marcin Dzienniak
COO, Board Member
Ringer Axel Springer Poland
Philippe Jäckel
Director Content Technology & Services
RTL News
Carl Spitzer
Finance Director
ITN
Bartosz Węglarczyk
Editor-in-Chief
Onet.pl
Tom Platt
Global Editor
Reuters
Olga Robinson
Assistant Editor
BBC Verify
Rachel Armstrong
Europe Editor
Reuters
Zoe Walters
Senior Director, Marketplace and Commercial strategy
Reuters
Future of News Agenda
| 09:30-10:00 |
Doors Open: Registration, light breakfast and networking. |
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| 10:00-10:10 | Future of News Opening Address | |
| 10:10-11:00 |
The Forces Reshaping News: What Media Leaders Need to Know A presentation of key research findings from the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism, exploring the trends, challenges and opportunities shaping the future of the news industry. |
Presenter: Mitali Muhkerjee, Director, Reuters Institute |
| 11:00-11:40 |
Winning Younger Audiences: The Future of News Engagement This session brings together newsroom leaders, creators and digital innovators to explore how publishers and broadcasters are adapting formats, platforms and storytelling approaches to engage younger audiences.
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| 11:40-12:00 |
Coffee Break |
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| 12:00-12:40 |
From Archive to Asset: Creating New Revenue Streams from Content Libraries Industry experts will discuss how technology, commercial strategy and partnerships can unlock new value from content archives, create revenue opportunities and prepare content libraries for the future. |
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| 12:40-13:50 |
Lunch and Networking |
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| 14:00 -14:40 |
The Future of Trust: Verification, AI and the Next Battle for Audience Confidence This session explores how verification teams are adapting workflows, technology and editorial standards to authenticate content and safeguard credibility in a rapidly evolving information environment. |
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| 14:40-15:20 |
Building to Scale: How News Leaders Are Modernising Technology & Operations This panel explores how leading media organisations are modernising production workflows, content delivery, archive discovery and product infrastructure, and how those investments are reshaping the economics and operating models of news. |
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| 15:20-15:40 | Coffee Break | |
| 15:40-16:20 |
What Will Lead the News in 2027: Geopolitics, Elections, and the New European News Agenda This session brings together senior editorial leaders from across Europe to discuss the stories most likely to shape the region over the coming year, how news organisations are prioritising coverage, and the trends newsroom leaders should be watching as the European agenda continues to evolve. |
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| 16:20-16:30 | Future of News Closing Remarks | |
| 16:45-19:30 | Networking Reception |
Guest Pass Application Terms & Conditions:
The Future of News is strictly by invitation only and designed for senior media executives. If you have been invited and can no longer attend Future of News please email newsagency@thomsonreuters.com
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