How much Eagles news can — or should — one city consume?” —SS ...
Want your favorite social media platform to just show you your friends' posts — not a bunch of unrelated things it thinks you ...
The Department of Justice filing argues that large publishers will disproportionately benefit if AI companies have to pay to ...
Arbiter uses large language models and AI agents to help journalists see the next harmful narrative on social media before it ...
Even the news sites conservatives prefer have gone back to calling it the Gulf of Mexico most of the time. And the trend line ...
"I think with Trump's first election in 2016, it became painfully clear to the media broadly that you can't just look at the ...
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 ...
In 2026, I sense something unusual is happening: two seemingly unrelated trends are converging in ways that could remake the field from both above and within. To state the obvious: AI models can only ...
David Covucci, founder of FOIAball, on using public records to break big stories about college football and what to try when ...
Ann Marie Lipinski: When we first started planning this, we said: You think people are interested in what’s happening with journalism? And I think the evidence is abundant before us. I’m just in a ...
Climate.us, spearheaded by three former NOAA staffers (two of whom are sisters) is picking up where the government site, an ...
Amid internal uncertainty, the VTDigger’s new union contract guarantees journalists’ input on AI use
After a year of negotiating, the VTDigger Guild ratified its second-ever union contract on April 1 with VTDigger, the nonprofit news outlet covering Vermont. The new four-year agreement guarantees a ...
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