It’s a significant walkback from an August 2024 deal between state leaders and Google in which they agreed to jointly spend ...

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“Bongino’s return to online content from the halls of real-world power will test conservative audiences’ appetite for a onetime renegade who has become a staunch defender of the administration.” —LO ...

“Cultural topics are much more likely to retain the attention of viewers deciding between watching the news and flipping on a basketball game, reality show, video game console, or any other diversion.

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“There is no media organization in Wisconsin that has anywhere near the bandwidth to replicate the function of WisconsinEye. WisconsinEye could come in and film up to five hearings or meetings that ...

“People Inc., the 40-brand publisher behind Food & Wine, Allrecipes, Better Homes & Gardens, Southern Living, Eating Well and Real Simple, saw Google search traffic drop from 54% to 24% over the past ...

One question he says other funders should ask: "Do the organizations have real plans to grow their audiences outside of their most faithful followers?" ...

“The lack of future commitment from the state also raises the question whether Google will deposit anything into the fund next year. Google News Initiative did not immediately respond to a CalMatters ...

“The other issue I ran into was a much more existential one. The OpenAI model creating the pullquotes from my back catalog was hallucinating big time, throwing random issues all over the timeline and ...

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“The problem is that prediction markets are ushering in a world in which news becomes as much about gambling as about the event itself. This kind of thing has already happened to sports, where the ...