Growing women's voices in media is top of the agenda of the fourth Women in News Summit, taking place on the opening day of WAN-Ifra's World News Media Congress.

Publishers are getting wise to the demand for trusted content, and that readers are willing to pay for it.

Speakers at WAN-Ifra's Berlin Publishing Days looked at publishing strategies from all possible angles, including digital, print and mobile, and from the smallest independent publisher in the regions to major groups covering several countries.

Newspapers "are emphatically not dead but are enjoying a rebirth and a bright future".

Ifra World Publishing Expo, now part of the Berlin Publishing Days, closed tonight after two days of surprisingly intense activity.

There are no rules on accepting external funding as a media company, but beware strings attached.

Beyond the need to make digital audiences pay, print publishers have discovered that dwindling but discerning print readers can be slugged for their preference.

WAN-Ifra's World News Media Congress - described by Michael Golden as "one of the great things your association does" - began on a high note in Glasgow today.

When it came to collecting the Golden Pen of Freedom posthumously awarded to her friend and colleague Jamal Khashoggi, Yemen-based freelance journalist Safa al-Ahmad started uncertainly and in tears.

A 19th century former stock exchange, the world's most famous art gallery, and a ballroom from the era of Napoleon III... INMA has set the scene for its 90th World Congress of News Media.

India's Jagran Prakashan was one of only two publishers scoring three top places in last night's INMA Global Media Awards, while News Corp Australia was one of only three which garnered two firsts.

Delegates to this year's INMA World News Media Congress left with a 'hurry-up call' on personalisation and digital tech ringing in their ears.

News Corp Australia publishing chief operating officer Damian Eales has worked his way to the top of INMA, voted to a two-year term as the international group's president.

We could have chosen one of any number of creative ads - and there have been plenty - to celebrate International Women's Day today.

Damian Eales, who heads News Corp Australia's publishing division could be very busy congratulating colleagues at the INMA Global Media Awards when the INMA awards are handed out in May.

Nancy Lane will bring a trio of US industry colleagues to her presentation at this year's World News Media Congress.

The woman at the head of Norway's Schibsted is one of three keynote speakers named for the INMA World Congress in New York in May.

Amid challenges to its own journalism - and its proprietor Jeff Bezos - the Washington Post has flown the flag for the role of newsmedia in a stirring Super Bowl commercial.

Partners WAN-Ifra and børding Holding are rebranding the Ifra and DCX industry events into what will be known as 'Berlin Publishing Days' from October 7-10 this year.

America's News Media Alliance has followed up its 'real news' campaign with advertisements arguing for accountability by politicians.

Kiwi publisher Stuff's chief executive Sinead Boucher and Rappler founder Maria Ressa are among those named so far for WAN-Ifra's World News Media Congress in Glasgow.

As the industry waits for an EU ruling on the copyright reform known as Article 13 and Facebook and Google name recipients for more of the $600 million they promise to hand out, there is finally growing concern over the "dangerous co-dependency" between big tech and newsrooms.

As thoughts turn to the possibility of Gannett selling to DFM in the US, a Tweet by an organically-growing community publisher has focused attention on the demise of the independently-owned daily.

Journalists should stop their relentless pursuit of 'bright, shiny things' and concentrate on core concepts, according to a new report by Australian Julie Posetti.

INMA will return to New York for its 2019 World Congress of News Media.