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‘We can’t make a newspaper for people with heart problems’: Folha de São Paulo defends independent journalism
Folha de S Paulo has been one of Brazil’s leading daily newspapers for over a century. Editor in chief Sérgio Dávila discusses its evolution, the importance of diversity and why AI won’t replace journalists.
Is the future of papers Wordle or world news?
Newspapers have survived – even in print. But is their future now dependent on word games and dating connections as much as delivering news? Monocle's panel debates.
Hot off the press
In Italy’s crowded media landscape, two new national newspapers and one youthful stalwart are playing against type, proving print can still be a powerful and popular medium for journalists and the public alike.
Frontline reporting
In Italy’s worst-hit region, a plucky local newspaper is a lifeline for residents. We meet its editor to learn about the challenges of covering a pandemic.
The big news
With 56 daily editions covering everything from entertainment to politics, the ‘Times of India’ is the world's most widely circulated English newspaper. Monocle goes inside to find out how.
Making a stand
Roadside kiosks are a fixture of everyday life in Greece – and a trusty source of gossip. But these charming outposts have a history that takes them beyond the fleeting concerns of the day.
Hard news
Poland’s leading daily, ‘Gazeta Wyborcza’, has been a liberal voice since 1989. Monocle visits to see how it negotiates tradition while promoting a democratic state of mind in the country.
News School
Despite challenging times, Austria’s ‘Die Presse’ has kept faith with its 50-year-old training programme. Today half its staff are alumni and the investment in talent is paying off in sales.
Laying a paper trail
The CEO of Sweden’s biggest and brightest morning paper insists that there is still a market for her product – for now.
