Bildet er fra en konferanse for kvinnelige sportsjournalister som forbundet arrangerte i fjor. FOTO: Erik Johansen.
Et fransk medieselskap tilbyr et verktøy der internasjonale pressekonferanser kan følges uavhengig om man er akkreditert eller ikke.
Prosjektet er i en prøvefase, men kan utforskes nå. Man kan også utveksle informasjon med andre journalister innenfor dette nettverket. Systemet er kostnadsfritt hvis man bare lytter, men man kan også bestille ferdige utskrifter og sammendrag som da vil koste noe.
Her er informasjonen vi har fått fra det franske selskapet, som de mener våre medlemmer kan ha nytte av.
globreport.press is a worldwide platform, reserved to the profession, on which journalists share information live. An accredited journalist relays the event they are covering — a pre-match press conference, a hearing, an announcement — in forty interactive languages, for colleagues who could not attend. Those colleagues follow the session in their own language and put their questions during the broadcast.
Its purpose: to make reliable, live information available to every journalist and every newsroom, whatever their means and their language, anywhere in the world. Today a colleague in Lagos or Quito will not travel to Munich, and what is said there reaches them only translated, summarised and late.
For your members, two uses, with nothing to change in their work.
Receiving: following live, in their own language, a conference held in Lisbon or Naples, and putting their question to it — without travelling.
Sharing: a member already accredited somewhere can share what they cover with distant colleagues. First freely, between journalists: nothing is bought or sold at that stage. Only then, if a newsroom wishes to acquire that work in a finished form — an edited report, a transcript, a translation, an interview — does ACP-dglob handle the transaction; this French press agency operates the platform on an equal footing with the NGO GlobReport and pays 70 % of the proceeds to the journalist who did the work. They remain the sole author: they cover it, they sign it, they are paid for it.
A word on the timetable: the platform goes live worldwide in September 2026, but at this stage the globreport.press agenda covers only the major European clubs — national leagues and European cups. That is the starting perimeter, and it is why we are today setting out to inform every sports journalists' association it concerns. The other continents will follow.
Those whom it interests will find the platform online for themselves.
The project: https://globreport.org/le-projet.html
The service, in testing ahead of launch: https://beta.globreport.press