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“We really have to find a different way to communicate. All of us worked for communications companies, but it turns out they’re really bad at communicating to the public the way it receives information today. “

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Book on truth in the age of AI contains quotes made up by AI

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New York Times sues Pentagon for a second time

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Thousands of FiveThirtyEight articles seemingly vanish from the Internet

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The Salt Lake Tribune’s paywall is officially removed

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Press Forward built a coordination layer. For the wrong side of the table.

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“Why is this a charitable activity? This is not feeding the poor. Influencers may indeed need the security, but they should pay for it themselves.”

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Your AI use is breaking my brain

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“When the brand is being used to identify you in public restrooms, that is when you know you have made it.”

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There’s nothing to watch on YouTube anymore

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“This creator journalism is not the sideshow. It is fast becoming the show.”

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Hantavirus conspiracy theories are already spreading online

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$120 million

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Behind the Pulitzer Board’s years-late prize for Julie K. Brown’s Epstein reporting

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Mega creators find that their personalities alone aren’t scalable as standalone businesses

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“The truth is just as important in parenting as it is in journalism.”

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After years of cuts, Lee Enterprises is adding reporters, says new chairman and billionaire David Hoffmann

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“Factory of lies”: What will Péter Magyar do about Hungary’s state media?

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As platform pressure grows, elDiario.es bets on trust and reader-funded journalism

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How NBCU built the most powerful streamer in reality TV

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