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EPA Images photojournalists Narendra Shrestha and Saber Nuraldin, known professionally as Mohammed Saber, have been recognized as winners in the 2026 World Press Photo Contest, in the Singles category for the West, Central, and South Asia region, as announced today by the World Press Photo Foundation.

Norsk Telegrambyrå has unveiled a new brand identity and launched ntb.tech, marking its evolution from a regional news provider into a global media technology partner. With editorial tools now used in 22 countries, the move reflects growing international demand for its newsroom-driven SaaS solutions and innovation in modern publishing workflows.

CEPIC Board Member Paul Seheult shares insights from a week of discussions with IAF and IFRRO in Mexico City, highlighting global challenges around copyright, AI, and collective rights management.

CEPIC has welcomed the European Parliament’s report on copyright and generative AI, which calls for urgent legislation to address imbalances between AI companies and rightsholders. The report emphasises transparency, fair remuneration, and stronger control for creators over how their work is used in AI training and beyond.

The International Press Telecommunications Council has released version 2.0 of its AI Opt-Out Guidelines, introducing new protocols and practical tools to help publishers protect their content from unauthorised AI use. As the industry moves towards standardisation, the updated guidance offers immediate solutions while reinforcing the need for collaboration across the media and technology sectors.

Envato’s Creative Trends 2026 highlights a pivotal shift where AI-powered workflows meet a renewed focus on human creativity, emotion, and craft. From bold visual contrasts and retro-futurist aesthetics to imperfect, story-driven content, the report reveals how creatives are blending automation with authenticity to shape the future of design across disciplines.

EPA Images has launched its “1/28: Migration Routes” exhibition in Höxter, presenting a powerful visual exploration of irregular migration through the work of 28 photographers across key global routes. Hosted at the Forum Anja Niedringhaus, the exhibition highlights both the scale and human impact of displacement, honouring the legacy of Pulitzer Prize-winning photojournalist Anja Niedringhaus.