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Was macht erfolgreiche Videos aus, wie funktioniert Storytelling auf Social Media, und wie seid ihr vor der Kamera authentisch? 🎥 Insights dazu bekommt ihr von Sonja Miklitz und dem Team von ENTR, dem paneuropäischen Social-Media-Angebot von DW und France Médias Monde. ENTR erreicht junge Menschen in ganz Europa in 16 Sprachen mit journalistischem Content auf TikTok, Instagram und YouTube. Beim b° future festival zeigen euch die Content Creator ihre besten Tipps zu Storytelling, Kamera-Präsenz und erfolgreichen Social-Media-Formaten. 📍 DW-Zelt, Münsterplatz Bonn 📅 2. und 3. Oktober 🔗 Mehr Informationen zu den Sessions der DW: https://lnkd.in/ehEf5795 Bonn Institute

Journalism doesn't just explain problems. It can also help audiences understand possible ways forward. At the b° future festival, colleagues from across DW will share their experiences with constructive, solution-oriented journalism for international audiences. In our Deep Dive workshop, "Reporting constructively, successfully: Insights from Deutsche Welle," reporters, editors, hosts and market researchers behind DW News and +90 will discuss what makes constructive stories resonate, how audiences respond to them, and what newsrooms can learn from these approaches. 🎥 Beenish J. and Anja Kueppers-McKinnon offer a preview of what awaits you. 📅 October 1, 2026  📍 DW headquarters, Bonn (festival ticket required) More on DW's sessions at the b°future festival: https://lnkd.in/ehEf5795 Bonn Institute

What would make someone leave Latin America to fight in a distant war? 🎙️ The new podcast "Call Sign Condor" follows Latin American volunteers who traveled thousands of miles to join Ukraine's armed forces, exploring the experiences, motivations and personal journeys behind their decisions. Hosted by DW correspondent Carolina Chimoy and produced in collaboration with LA Times Studios and Futuro Studios, the series draws on Carolina's years of reporting and rare access to tell a little-known story of war, identity, belonging and purpose. Listen now – in English, Spanish, or both! 🎧 🔹Call Sign Condor (English): https://lnkd.in/eEc6dY-s 🔹Alias Cóndor (Spanish): https://lnkd.in/eZVY_v98

What happens when journalism stops following the usual script? ❌ From AI-powered tools to new storytelling formats, journalism is constantly evolving alongside the ways people access information and connect with each other. To explore what this means in practice, Yousra and her fellow DW trainees experimented with AI, innovative storytelling approaches and unconventional formats, gaining fresh perspectives on how journalism can engage audiences today and tomorrow. Curious about the results? Meet them at the DW tent during the b° future festival and join their interactive session. 📅 October 2 and 3, 2026  📍 Münsterplatz, Bonn  🔗 More information on DW's sessions: https://lnkd.in/ehEf5795 Bonn Institute

DW is bringing international expertise to this year's b° future festival, hosted by the Bonn Institute 🌍 From reporting under authoritarian regimes and navigating online censorship to engaging younger audiences through platforms like Roblox, Minecraft and TikTok, DW journalists and experts will share insights from their work with global audiences. Join us for discussions on topics such as media freedom and the "Great Firewall," the changing role of news influencers, and the question of whether Europe can safeguard a shared democratic public sphere. A special highlight will be the panel "Democracy Needs a Public Sphere – Can Europe Safeguard It?" featuring DW Director General Barbara Massing and leading European voices from politics and media. We look forward to welcoming you to the DW pavilion on Münsterplatz to explore innovative journalism, meet our journalists and learn more about DW and DW Akademie. 📍Münsterplatz, Bonn | October 1-3  👉 DW's sessions: https://lnkd.in/egPpie6p

Two evenings. Two cities. One important conversation. As part of the Beethovenfest Campus Project events in Bonn and Berlin, audiences experienced not only outstanding musical performances, but also joined a discussion on media freedom, independent journalism and cultural life in Georgia ahead of a concert featuring young musicians from Germany and Georgia. Panelists, from Georgian artists and cultural practitioners in exile to DW journalists with deep knowledge of the region, shared their perspectives on media, culture and public discourse in Georgia. Along the way, audiences gained first-hand insights into the country's media landscape and the growing challenges facing journalists, artists and independent voices today. Thank you to all musicians, speakers and guests who joined us in Bonn and Berlin. 🎼 Missed the concert? Watch the full Campus Concert performance on the DW Classical Music YouTube channel: https://lnkd.in/eAKck8pr Photos: Stephanie Englert/DW Images   Beethovenfest Bonn Stiftung Preußischer Kulturbesitz

Who owns the news? Eine Frage, die die Medienwelt von morgen prägen wird. Denn während KI die Art verändert, wie Informationen gefunden, genutzt und verbreitet werden, steht die Zukunft journalistischer Inhalte auf dem Spiel. Wie bleiben unabhängiger Journalismus und Medienvielfalt sichtbar und finanzierbar? Und welcher rechtliche Rahmen schafft Raum für Innovation und verlässliche Informationen? Darum geht es am 5. November 2026 auf der Global Media Law-Konferenz gemeinsam mit führenden Stimmen aus Medien, Wissenschaft, Politik und Wirtschaft. Die Veranstaltungsreihe wird von der DW mit dem Institut für Medienrecht und Kommunikationsrecht der Universität zu Köln veranstaltet. Unter dem Titel "Who owns the news? Journalismus im Zeitalter der KI" diskutieren unter anderem Julia Becker (Verlegerin und Aufsichtsratsvorsitzende der FUNKE Mediengruppe), Prof. Dr. Martin Senftleben (Direktor des Instituts für Informationsrecht an der Universität Amsterdam), Joerg Heidrich (Rechtsanwalt und Fachanwalt für IT-Recht) und Lutz Mache (Government Affairs and Public Policy Senior Manager bei Google) über die Zukunft journalistischer Inhalte im KI-Zeitalter. 📅 5. November 2026, 18:00 Uhr 📍 Allianz Forum, Berlin Mehr zur Veranstaltung und zur Anmeldung: dw.com/globalmedialaw

How can young people navigate an online world where misinformation spreads faster than ever? 🌐 Across Central and Southeastern Europe, young audiences are confronted with a constant stream of misleading and false information online. Reaching them with topics that matter to them, in their own language and on the platforms they use, is more important than ever. ✅ With #DWfactattack, DW's Fact Check team and DW's Romanian and Hungarian services are working together to strengthen media literacy among young audiences. Through short, engaging videos, young hosts in Romania and Hungary investigate claims circulating online, explain fact-checking methods, and help their peers develop a critical approach to information. How do we make that work across languages and countries? Joscha Weber, Head of DW Fact Check, and Aida Sofić Salihbegović, Coordinating editor, DW Programs for Europe, introduce the initiative and discuss how Fact Attack empowers young people to navigate today's information landscape with confidence. ➡️ You can find the fact checks on TikTok (DW Romana) and Facebook (DW Magyar).

DW stands in solidarity with CNN, Politico and MS NOW which have been denied access to the White House. Independent journalism requires free and equal access to public institutions. Restricting media access on the basis of reporting sends a troubling signal for press freedom and risks reducing the diversity of perspectives available to the public. For this reason, DW will temporarily refrain from using White House-produced photo and video material distributed through official channels on its German and English platforms. We remain committed to press freedom, media pluralism and independent journalism worldwide. ➡️ Our full statement: https://lnkd.in/eq2J-iud