"We have a policy on our team that every new project must start with a proposal. The proposal involves six simple prompts." ...

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Topics could include ‘Is Mitch McConnell dead?’ or ‘Why did X users think the rapture was near?’ Dave will then turn to an expert – a reporter, scientist, or historian – for help.” —SC ...

It remains unclear what role AI will play in McClatchy’s future. Ariane Lange, an investigative reporter at the Sacramento Bee, told me her newsroom’s union contract stipulates that the implementation ...

Since peaking in 2021 with 95 million average monthly unique viewers, Business Insider’s traffic has cratered 78%, averaging just 21 million monthly uniques in 2026 year-to-date.” (See also Nieman Lab ...

It’s a dramatic, if not entirely unpredicted, development for two news organizations whose opposite trajectories reflect some broader trends in the world of local news. The Post-Gazette is a ...

“If we tell readers, listeners and viewers that the sky is falling every day, we should not be surprised if they fail to react qualitatively differently if it really does fall one day.” Toward the end ...

In the future, “All The News That’s Fit to Print” will depend a lot more on who’s reading. One of The New York Times’ greatest offerings to readers is its editorial judgment; whether it’s Page 1, the ...

Scientific American, Popular Science, and National Geographic — have all faced cutbacks in recent years surely points to ...

In August, Parris Jr. outlined his vision for “propagating” the Library Newsroom Project’s Brooklyn pilot in other ...

"It's not enough anymore just to give a headline or answer a simple question. AI and social have really taken that over." ...

Jack is a friend of Frank Michael Smith, a popular sports news video creator, who used Jack’s experience to illustrate a ...