Future of News at Reuters NEXT New York

Wednesday, 2 December 2026 
9:00am–4:00pm 
Quorum by Convene, 1221 Avenue of the Americas, New York 
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Join us in New York on Wednesday, 2 December, for Future of News at Reuters NEXT. Register your interest for this exclusive, invitation-only programme.

Future of News

Taking place on 2 December, Future of News brings together senior leaders from leading US broadcasters and news publishers to explore the trends reshaping journalism in 2026. The programme will focus on trust and verification, changing audience behaviours, creator-led journalism, newsroom transformation, and the impact of geopolitics and elections on the news agenda.

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Plus, access Reuters NEXT across both days 
Your Future of News registration includes access to the wider Reuters NEXT programme on 1–2 December. Led by Reuters’ world-renowned editorial team, our flagship live journalism event brings together global business leaders, policymakers and forward thinkers to address the most urgent challenges and opportunities shaping society, business and the wider world. 

The full agendas for Future of News and Reuters NEXT will be shared in the lead-up to the event. Register your interest now to save the date and secure your place.

Key Future of News themes and topics include

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Sustainable Growth

Strategies and revenue models for achieving sustainable growth, building audience trust, and deepening engagement in a rapidly evolving news media landscape.

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Newsroom Innovation

How technology leaders are driving innovation in newsrooms, through AI adoption, product strategy, and talent development while scaling with speed and trust. 

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AI’s Impact
on Media

The broader impact of AI on the news ecosystem, and how media and technology organizations are collaboratively shaping standards around safety, accuracy, and transparency.

Future of Sports Media

Exploring the changing sports media landscape, from evolving audience behaviours and digital platforms to new approaches to storytelling, distribution and fan engagement.