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Are journalists projecting their own opinions onto the public?

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Google kills the fact-checking snippet

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The BBC is introducing a paywall in the U.S.

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The Economist redesigns its app to promote short stories on weekdays and longer reads on weekends

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What it takes to sue OpenAI as a journalism nonprofit

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You’re more likely to pay for news if you’re rich, old, and/or white

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A new report documents “the surprising breadth of student reporting in public media”

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AI-personalized news takes new forms (but do readers want it?)

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This new app wants to help prose-loving journalists make the leap into vertical video

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Nonprofit news executives share tips on handling the tough times

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An unscientific peek inside Meta’s Community Notes shows the pilot is “not ready for prime time”

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Minnesota’s Sahan Journal dives into AI with strategic goals and open eyes

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Streaming is now the main way people watch TV

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Wordle who? The Atlantic launches a suite of new daily puzzles and games

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For the first time, social media overtakes TV as Americans’ top news source

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“Piracy is piracy”: Disney and Universal sue AI image generator Midjourney in a Hollywood first

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Americans still have faith in local news — but few are willing to pay for it

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Beyond pageviews: Small news nonprofits develop their own metrics to measure impact

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Has the “gentle singularity” already begun? And when did the singularity become “gentle”?

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Democrats trust more news outlets than Republicans, new Pew tracker shows

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