An average of 24% of respondents across nine countries said they'd seen a label noting that content was made with AI in the last week, and 20% had seen a bullet-point AI news summary.

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In February, seasoned immigration and border reporter Alfredo Corchado took on a new challenge: covering his home. Corchado, a native of El Paso, Texas, is now the executive editor of the Puente News ...

A new study finds that journalism school faculty — charged with putting more student work in front of non-student readers — ...

In the United States, the proposed terms stoked bipartisan concern. At the end of October, Sens. Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) and ...

Canada's proposed federal budget includes some good news for local journalism. The federal government is extending its ...

College football already has an Orange Bowl, a Peach Bowl, and a Citrus Bowl, so on its face, there's nothing outlandish ...

"I'm the person who's holding the door open and being like, 'OK, you just got here, this is what we're talking about right ...

The unrestricted funding helped small outlets plug holes and try new things, but publishers ran up against the limits of what ...

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The New York Times added 420,000 new digital subscribers in the third quarter of 2026, keeping it on track to achieve its ...

When the Covid-19 pandemic normalized remote work, a second trend caught on: shutting down physical newsrooms. A report from N University's Local News Initiative, published Tuesday, looks at the ...