INMA chief executive Earl Wilkinson visits publishers in Nigeria and Kenya as part of efforts to address industry disruption driven by artificial intelligence and changing Gen Z audiences. According to IOL, Wilkinson’s travel focuses on how news and media organizations can respond to evolving consumer expectations and the growing impact of AI technologies on content creation, distribution, and newsroom operations. During the trip, he meets with publishing stakeholders in both countries and discusses themes related to the next decade of media, including the importance of distinct brand identity and staying aligned with shifting audience behaviour. In the report, Wilkinson also frames the upcoming period as one in which successful organizations remain clearly themselves while adapting to technological and demographic change. The coverage does not provide further specifics on individual meetings, policy proposals, or named partner organizations beyond the general focus on AI and Gen Z disruption.
INMA chief Earl Wilkinson visits Nigeria and Kenya to address AI and Gen Z disruption
INMA chief executive Earl Wilkinson visits publishers in Nigeria and Kenya as part of efforts to address industry disruption driven by artificial intelligence and changing Gen Z audiences. According t...
- INMA chief Earl Wilkinson travels to East and West Africa.
- He visits publishing stakeholders in Nigeria and Kenya.
- The trip focuses on disruption linked to artificial intelligence in media.
- The discussions also address challenges and shifts connected to Gen Z audiences.
- Wilkinson emphasizes maintaining a distinct identity while adapting to change.
'The decade ahead belongs to those who are unmistakably themselves,' Wilkinson said on a recent visit to Nigerian and Kenyan publishers.
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