Can a single app please both casual news readers and news junkies? That's the question I found myself asking upon rereading ...

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 ...

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

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

On Adam Ganucheau’s first day at Mississippi Today a decade ago, there was no Wi-Fi, and he used an upside-down cardboard box ...

Arbiter uses large language models and AI agents to help journalists see the next harmful narrative on social media before it ...

The Washington Sun (formerly NOTUS) is leading a local news collaboration with FOX 5 DC, NBC4 Washington, and WTOP News to spotlight the outstanding talent in high school athletics across the ...

“Less than a week after newspaper giant McClatchy Media laid off journalists at publications nationwide, executives sent staff an emoji-laced email announcing ‘fresh talent.'” The new hires included ...

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

“When journalists around the world are being killed for practicing their freedom of press, journalists have no choice but to become activists.” There is a growing frustration in the pit of the global ...