Journalism has been described as being in crisis for decades, but today's challenges feel different. Legacy news organisations are shrinking, audience trust is declining and artificial intelligence is reshaping how information is produced and consumed. At the same time, new media ventures, newsletters, podcasts and creator-led publications are flourishing.

In this first episode of The Future of Journalism, hosts Julie Béguin and Jackie Imas speak with journalist, lecturer, and audience strategy expert Adam Tinworth about whether journalism is really dying, or simply undergoing a profound transformation.

The wide-ranging conversation explores an industry in transition. It examines the collapse of legacy media business models, the rise of creator-led journalism, the impact of artificial intelligence and why the ...