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AI in media begins its move from efficiency to new information ecosystem

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming how media companies operate, from automating routine tasks to enabling entirely new forms of storytelling.At our recent Arc XP Connect event in London, we hosted a discussion with four AI experts to learn where AI is headed next for media organisations. They outlined two distinct phases in AI’s trajectory:The current phase, focused...

Is Journalism Ready for a Second Trump Administration? – The Atlantic

On the campaign trail, Donald Trump has been very clear about the shape of his revenge against the mainstream media. He’s mused, a few times, about throwing reporters in jail if they refuse to leak their sources. He’s talked about taking away broadcast licenses of networks he’s deemed unfriendly. He’s made it clear that he will notice...

How to cover political violence and threats without making it worse – Poynter

As vote counting begins and the nation prepares for a transition of presidential power, newsrooms everywhere — but particularly in swing states, swing counties, state capitals and near Washington, D.C. — should have a strategy for covering political violence and threats of violence.The stakes are high. Overstating threats of political violence can exacerbate the goal of the...

The New York Times: New members join newsroom strategy | Editor and Publisher

Since forming in the wake of the 2014 Innovation Report, the Newsroom Strategy team has supported The Times in navigating a media ecosystem continually in flux. Our mission is to help the newsroom chart and implement our strategy, focusing on how our coverage and our newsroom can evolve to meet the future. Today we have no shortage of...

Jeff Bezos Should Donate the Washington Post to a Charity – Columbia Journalism Review

With one ill-timed decision, Jeff Bezos undermined eleven years of positive behavior as a newspaper owner. But there is a way he could quickly regain admiration and strengthen democracy: donate the Washington Post to a public charity dedicated to maintaining its quality and independence.Strange as it is to say, we can understand the position in which he...

The Washington Post’s non-endorsement led to record-breaking weeks at other news orgs | Nieman Journalism Lab

You may have heard that an eye-watering 250,000 subscribers have left The Washington Post following the paper’s decision to not endorse a presidential candidate.The figure represents about 10% of the Post’s digital subscribers. Readers were particularly upset at the timing — less than two weeks from a close and consequential election — and weren’t afraid to say...

Democratising publishing

Thoughts on open source governance and how to create trust within technology, communities, and media.Ghost is a distributed non-profit foundation which gives away all of its intellectual property under a permissive MIT license. The company has no investors and, in fact, no owners of any kind. I don't own any part of Ghost, and neither does my...

Why Are Liberals Infuriated with the Media?, by Jeff Jarvis

Even before the owners of the Los Angeles Times and the Washington Post overruled their editorial boards and, without warning or explanation, spiked endorsements of Kamala Harris—triggering resignations of journalists, a public uproar, and mass subscription cancellations—liberal disappointment and anger with some of the largest national news organizations was already boiling over. Origen: Why Are Liberals Infuriated with...

Opinion | Today’s Opinions: The case for leaving The Post, and for staying – The Washington Post

Today, Molly Roberts and David Hoffman (who last week accepted a Pulitzer Prize for editorial writing) resigned from their positions on The Post’s Editorial Board over the decision by owner Jeff Bezos not to endorse a candidate in the presidential election. They join editor at large and board member Bob Kagan, who left the board on Friday,...

Washington Post cancellations hit 250,000 – 10% of subscribers | Washington Post | The Guardian

Deterioration of the Washington Post’s subscriber base continued on Tuesday, hours after its proprietor, Jeff Bezos, defended the decision to forgo formally endorsing a presidential candidate as part of an effort to restore trust in the media.The publication has now shed 250,000 subscribers, or 10% of the 2.5 million customers it had before the decision was made...

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