Oct. 19-23
Washington, D.C. · Philadelphia · New York
The forces reshaping journalism are not arriving one at a time.
Artificial intelligence is changing newsroom operations and raising new questions about editorial guardrails and governance. Video is becoming central to how publishers reach audiences. Local news organizations are testing new models for sustainability and community engagement. And political newsrooms in the United States are preparing for another major election cycle in an increasingly fragmented media environment.
From Oct. 19-23, just two weeks before the U.S. midterm elections, WAN-IFRA’s U.S. Newsrooms Study Tour will bring senior media executives to Washington, D.C., Philadelphia and New York for five days of newsroom visits, direct conversations and peer exchange.
Five days, three cities, different perspectives on newsroom change
The program follows the Northeast Corridor, bringing participants inside organizations operating at very different scales. Rather than looking for a single model for the future of journalism, the tour compares approaches — and asks what can be adapted to other newsrooms and markets.
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