The long history of newspaper editorials may be about to end, a casualty of both changing news values and economic pressure.

It’s worthwhile, but a slog — even if you’re not considering the bananas-but-now-totally-plausible scenario outlined by Talya Cooper, former archivist for The Intercept and now a research curation ...

The additional subpoenas included a request for phone records of one reporter’s mother and two of the journalists’ spouses. The motion noted that the mother in question is a mental health professional ...

Rather than simply translating content from her Russian Telegram channel, Rustamova has turned her English-language newsletter into a separate publication with its own identity, audience and editorial ...

The Pentagon hasn’t held a press briefing in two and a half months…It’s all indicative of a larger effort to control information, limit access, and avoid difficult questions about the war.” —LO ...

Pangram can only detect whether AI was used to make the text, not whether great human care went into creating it, nor whether AI tools were used as a source.” —HT ...

Bidding for 2030 is expected to start at a 100 percent-plus price jump of $1 billion. Daniel Cohen, executive vice president of Octagon’s media advisory, believes FIFA may package English and Spanish ...

The updated guidelines break down inauthentic content into three categories, including generic, repetitive, or template-based content, followed by off-putting or distressing content, and then any ...

"The year 2022 will further propel the movement that ignited the new U.S. American mainstream — one that will be organically ...

Jesse Hardman, and the Listening Post Collective, know that those questions might not seem as intuitively newsy as, say, “How are you impacted by policing?” or “What does affordable housing mean to ...

Zach Seward recently gave this talk at SXSW. It was his first public presentation since starting his job as The New York Times’ first-ever editorial director of AI initiatives. Hi, I’m Zach Seward, ...

From sticker swaps in Boston to interactive guides in L.A., news outlets are using the tournament to test new ways of ...