Having already postponed its World News Media Congress to September, WAN-Ifra has now said the event will not take place this year.

Where advertising is likely to go next after the impact of the COVID-19 crisis is the focus of a new INMA report.

As the order changes in Sydney, News Corp chief operating officer and INMA president Damian Eales is off to a new role in New York, restructuring the global giant at group level.

Australia's Judith Neilson Institute for Journalism and Ideas is to bring the 20th Global Investigative Journalism Conference to Sydney next year.

The presentations are virtual, but the achievement is real as INMA presented its 2020 Global Media Awards overnight, curiously with the support of Google.

The economic effects of COVID-19 on communities worldwide are wreaking havoc on the advertising marketplaces on which media companies rely to fund journalism, according to speakers addressing the first day of the INMA Virtual World Congress.

With pandemic lockdowns slowly lifting, businesses begin to envision what the "new normal" will be - and with it will come clues to what will happen next in advertising. Which ways could things go next for advertising? What levers do ad sellers have available?

News media companies are facing current declines in revenue head-on with innovative, inspiring efforts. Three companies shared their strategies, goals, and some early results at INMA's Virtual World Congress last Monday.

It's midnight in Sydney - an odd hour for INMA president Damian Eales to be at a conference - but the day is yet young in Dallas.

A programme of commitment to its stakeholders and community has earned Jaipur publisher Rashtradoot a place among INMA's special COVID-19 response awards category.

If you can report freely - and it's clearly getting harder - there's a reason to mark UNESCO's 2020 World Press Freedom Day, "a moment for journalism".

INMA has developed a virtual format to replace the World Congress event it was to have held in Paris this month.

Cutting the number of days on which you publish could make your newspaper more valuable.

Global newsmedia organisation WAN-Ifra has put together a list of journalism emergency funds around the world.

Media associations in the UK and US are calling on advertisers not to block advertising from appearing on COVID-19-related stories.

When the going gets tough, there's a temptation to look to the Poynter Institute for leadership ideas.

WAN-Ifra's World News Media Congress 2020 in Zaragoza, Spain, is the latest casualty of the COVID-19 crisis.

Two of the most important events in this year's newsmedia calendar - INMA's World Congress in Paris and the giant DRUPA printing trade show in Düsseldorf - have been cancelled overnight.

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.