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One Year In: Looking Back and Looking Forward Since CNTI’s Launch
This September marks one year since the launch of the Center for News, Technology and Innovation (CNTI).
Discover surveys, research, and insights on public opinion, trust, and innovation and how they intersect with journalism, technology, and society.

One of the things we heard in Mexico City’s convening, as well as elsewhere, is in many cases journalists are working on devices that are four generations old, they are personal devices. How can technology build stronger tools that really…

Un debate sobre la sostenibilidad del periodismo frente a las amenazas a la seguridad

A Discussion about Sustaining Journalism in the Face of Security Threats

A troubling new analysis from the Center for News, Technology, & Innovation (CNTI) offers significant insight into an increase of online abuse targeting journalists. Moderating this abuse is complicated as regulators navigate existing protections in many countries for freedom of…

Online abuse and harassment against journalists is on the rise around the world, with serious effects on the journalists and the availability of fact-based news. Read full story

In a discussion that’s often overwhelmed by bad news, whether of the media or despair about manipulated content, there are glimmers of hope that show all of us how there can be a better and effective way forward into the…

Amy Mitchell, CNTI’s Executive Director attended the Abraji International Congress of Investigative Journalism and delivered talks about journalistic independence and safety and the Center’s “Defining News” initiative.
Civil society organizations (CSOs) based in the Western Balkans have raised concerns about the impacts of the EU’s Digital Services Act (DSA) on the region. For successful implementation, the DSA requires the operational independence of state-level institutions.

This private, in-person event co-sponsored by Organización Editorial Mexicana (OEM) and hosted at their headquarters in Mexico City, Mexico addressed the physical and digital threats that journalists are facing, ways technology can help protect journalists and the impacts of government…
News organizations need to start building their own solutions if they want to stay ahead of new disruptive tools being pushed by tech companies.

Tools that allow policymakers, researchers, and users to verify the context and history of digital media (such as the C2PA standards) are crucial and should be tested at scale.