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A podcast by The Fix Media that brings you insights, strategies, and the latest innovations shaping the European media industry. With each episode we dive into trends, best practices, and inspiring stories from newsrooms and media leaders — giving you practical ideas and a sharper perspective on where media is headed.

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How Tribuna Leans on Tech to Build a Global Sports Publisher

In this episode of FixEd, host Orsolya Seregély speaks with Iryna Chernukha, Head of Partnerships at Tribuna, the Ukrainian-founded sports publisher operating across eight languages and dozens of countries. With 200 people on the team and 12 million monthly visitors, it’s a company with serious global ambitions. We unpack how Tribuna combines journalism, product engineering, and community into a single platform – from launching club apps in 24 hours to monetising through subscriptions, affiliate marketing, and advertising. Orsolya and Iryna also discuss audience loyalty, newsroom–tech collaboration, AI in sports reporting, and why engagement and “second-screen” experiences are becoming central to media survival. Dive deeper: Learn more about Iryna Chernukha on Linkedin and read The Fix’s 2025 profile of TribunaTo stay on top of the most important news and trends in European media, subscribe to The Fix’s weekly newsletter and follow us on LinkedInTo support what we do, become The Fix’s member todayMusic and background sounds: Pixabay sounds

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Lazy Women, Shared Experiences: Journalism in Eastern Europe

In this episode, we sit down with Zsófi Borsi, editor and founder of Lazy Women – an all-female, fully digital newsroom reshaping how women’s stories are told in Europe. We talk about what it really takes to build and lead a newsroom like this, how to grow and understand your audience, and – most importantly – how journalists navigate shared experiences of womanhood while coming from very different social and political backgrounds. Dive deeper: Learn more about Zsófi Borsi on Linkedin.To stay on top of the most important news and trends in European media, subscribe to The Fix’s weekly newsletter and follow us on LinkedInTo support what we do, become The Fix’s member today!Music and sound effects sourced from Pixabay

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Beyond Content: The Product Mindset

In this episode, we break down what “product thinking” really means for news organisations — and why it’s becoming essential for sustainability. Orsolya Seregély speaks with Fabienne Meijer, a product thinking expert, and they explore how treating journalism as a product changes audience strategy, internal workflows, and business models, and why so many newsrooms still struggle to adopt this mindset. Dive deeper: Learn more about Fabienne Meijer on Linkedin.To stay on top of the most important news and trends in European media, subscribe to The Fix’s weekly newsletter and follow us on LinkedInTo support what we do, become The Fix’s member todayMusic and background sounds: Epidemic sound

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HR in the newsroom

How to hire, fire, and develop talent in a newsroom, with The Kyiv Independent’s Daryna Shevchenko In this episode, The Fix’s Anton Protsiuk sits down with Daryna Shevchenko, CEO of the Kyiv Independent, to unpack one of the toughest challenges in journalism: hiring and developing great people – especially under extreme pressure. Daryna has overseen the outlet as it grew from an emergency startup launched four years ago to Ukraine’s most important English-language voice. The Kyiv Independent’s story is interesting in its own right, but we spend most of this conversation discussing hiring and managing talent in media organisations – and, yes, also how to fire people. Daryna shares a lot of lessons that can be useful to conventional publishers, especially in small and midsize newsrooms, but she also brings the added experience of running a media organization during a full-scale war. So you’ll learn a thing or two about crisis management as well. (Editor’s note: disclosure – Daryna Shevchenko and a few other senior leaders of The Kyiv Independent are also co-founders of The Fix. This interview was recorded in November 2025). Dive deeper: Learn more about Daryna Shevchenko on LinkedinRead The Fix’s coverage of The Kyiv IndependentTo stay on top of the most important news and trends in European media, subscribe to The Fix’s weekly newsletter and follow us on LinkedInTo support what we do, become The Fix’s member todayMusic and background sounds: Epidemic sound

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Lessons from Wikipedia

In this episode, our host Jakub Parusinski speaks with Sheetal Puri, fundraising director at the Wikimedia Foundation. They dive into the fundraising strategy behind one of the world’s most trusted websites: Wikipedia. They explore how small wording changes — even a single word — can shift millions in donations, why longer messages outperform short ones, and how authenticity drives results. Dive deeper: Learn more about Sheetal Puri on Linkedin.To stay on top of the most important news and trends in European media, subscribe to The Fix’s weekly newsletter, and follow us on LinkedIn!To support what we do, become The Fix’s member today!

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How newsrooms partner with creators – with Mother Jones’ James West

In this episode, we talk about what happens when classic investigative journalism meets the new world of TikTok and creator culture. More newsrooms are partnering with people who’ve built their own audiences online, instead of just asking readers to come to their websites. It raises big questions: can this make serious journalism stronger and what’s the path to financial sustainability here? To explore that, we are joined by James West, executive editor of Mother Jones. James and his team have launched a new program to commission “creator-journalists” to tell stories about how politics and policy are changing people’s everyday lives. We’ll talk about why Mother Jones is doing this, what these partnerships look like in practice, and what it might mean for the future. Dive deeper: Read The Fix’s 2023 profile of Mother JonesLearn more about James West on Linkedin.To stay on top of the most important news and trends in European media, subscribe to The Fix’s weekly newsletter and follow us on LinkedInTo support what we do, become The Fix’s member todayMusic and background sounds: Epidemic sound

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What a year!

In this episode we talk about what happened in the media in 2025, and what we can expect in 2026, with Jakub Parusinski (The Fix) and Marcela Kunova (JournalismUK). Dive deeper: Learn more about Marcela Kunova on Linkedin.To stay on top of the most important news and trends in European media, subscribe to The Fix’s weekly newsletter and follow us on LinkedInTo support what we do, become The Fix’s member todayMusic and background sounds: Epidemic sound Thanks to our partners at Headliner.

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What is going on in Serbia?

In this episode, we talk about resilience in newsrooms under attack — focusing on what is happening in Serbia — with media expert Maja Vasić-Nikolić. We explore the impact of propaganda on audiences and, most importantly, how to maintain morale under political pressure. Dive deeper: Learn more about Maja Vasić-Nikolić on Linkedin.To stay on top of the most important news and trends in European media, subscribe to The Fix’s weekly newsletter and follow us on LinkedInTo support what we do, become The Fix’s member todayMusic and background sounds: Epidemic sound Thanks to our partners at Headliner.

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A podcast by The Fix Media that brings you insights, strategies, and the latest innovations shaping the European media industry. With each episode we dive into trends, best practices, and inspiring stories from newsrooms and media leaders — giving you practical ideas and a sharper perspective on where media is headed.

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