BBC News Labs

It is easy to assume that the future of news will be inevitably technical. That assumption is dangerous.

Plus, four possible solutions from our latest hackathon.

They might seem pretty obvious, but it’s surprising how often we overlook these nine simple things.

For every individual there are different needs from news at different times and places.

From fact-checking to scrollable video, here’s a look at seven projects from our latest language technology event.

Visit us at the Science Fair to see some of our most exciting experiments from 2018

5 ideas from our latest #newsHACK with the Summa consortium

A Google News Lab fellow‘s investigation into categorised news for Facebook Messenger.

Thirteen months as a software engineering apprentice in BBC News Labs

How we built a simple CMS for Google’s newest format — and what its future looks like at the BBC.

The challenges of using artificial intelligence to answer questions about the news.

How Google News Lab Fellow Dan Clark discovered that Gary Lineker sticks to his script.

Online news is largely served up as 500 to 800-word articles. We think there might be a better way of doing things.

12 ideas for engaging young audiences from BBC News Labs' most recent industry hackathon.