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AIAudienceContentAIAudienceContentNavigating media’s white noise era The media industry has spent the past years experimenting with AI tools, testing productivity workflows and exploring new formats.
TrustFormatsNext GenerationTrustFormatsNext GenerationCASECan fact-checking become a game? RTBF thinks so How do you teach young audiences to recognise misinformation in a world where information is everywhere?
PlatformsDistributionPlatformsDistributionYouTube is no longer a side platform. So why are media organisations still treating it like one? For years, many media organisations treated YouTube as a useful extra: a place for clips, trailers and content that lived alongside their
Society and (geo)politicsNewsSociety and (geo)politicsNewsCASEAn exclusive look into how NRK's most successful articles are createdMany important news stories are easy to overlook.
NewsNext GenerationNewsNext GenerationCASENyhetskoll: dialogue-driven news for teenagersHow do you build trust with teenagers in a fragmented social media landscape?
AIPlatformsSociety and (geo)politicsAIPlatformsSociety and (geo)politicsCASEUnderstanding political content with PoliTikTok Can TikTok engagement predict political success? NRK analysed more than 10,000 videos to find out.
