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How to wrest the news agenda back from Trump

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How to survive the (media) apocalypse

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“People see us as credible because we don’t attack, because we are just providing information to everyone all the time in a boring way. Sometimes boring is good...

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What one reporter learned from analyzing a decade’s worth of Trump’s social media posts attacking the press

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Nearly half of Chile’s communes are news deserts, but its news “forests” still flourish

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News has never been more accessible — but for some, that’s exactly the problem

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Rogue is the latest worker-owned news site, this time covering video games

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Six

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Mark Knoller, who was “Google in human form” for his fellow White House reporters, has died at 73

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Semafor makes more than 50% of its revenue off events and wants to be the new Davos

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How good a job do LLMs do at geolocating images?

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How a Le Monde team uncovered 300 contaminants in France’s groundwater

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How The Economist and Financial Times manage personality-driven newsletters

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How The Wall Street Journal is strategizing for “Google Zero”

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Can investors make The New York Times into the Netflix of news?

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“It’s not the most fashion-forward book — that niche reserved for indie magazines that have the freedom to push the boundaries of image-making — or the most new...

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How Elon Musk is remaking Grok in his image

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Science research gets more engagement on Bluesky than Twitter, study finds

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EU and Canadian publishers issue a joint plea to halt AI “strip mining” of news

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