Facebook for news is on the rebound, impartial news isn't dead, and other findings from RISJ's 2026 Digital News Report ...

Countries where people already rely more heavily on search engines, social and video networks, and aggregators for news also ...

The popularity of news videos on third-party social media platforms doesn't have to be a "doom and gloom" story for the news ...

AI imagery is no longer a hypothetical factor, but at the same time, we've been able to use AI in new ways ourselves to ...

“As a dogged reporter with an entertainer’s verve, she built her own brand and merged it with one of the most famous institutions in journalism, The New York Times Company. It seemed to be a mutually ...

“‘We’ve operated in good faith this entire time,’ [Onion CEO Ben Collins] told me. ‘Alex resigned from FSS. This is a guy who has no right to use Infowars’ brand and logo and has been using them for ...

Over the past year, major news publishers have taken aggressive anti-scraping measures to curb the rise of AI crawlers. So far, most of these backend interventions have been out of reach for ...

Plus: How TikTok users gauge credibility, and good news about the viability of a shift away from commercial journalism.

The 2026 World Cup confirms that 21st-century football is played on two simultaneous pitches. On one, players run, kick, get injured, win, and lose. On the other, millions of users compete for ...

People’s profiles are chosen by someone whom readers view as a vetted, trusted individual. They also read less like advertisements and more like a careful introduction. ‘I mean, people want to be ...

The grand jury subpoena to Washington Post reporter Ellen Nakashima this spring was related to sensitive reporting about a national security matter, the person said. The Justice Department also issued ...