Last year, The Times announced the creation of a new interview franchise that will provide readers and listeners with intimate, in-depth conversations with the world’s most fascinating people. Today, we’re thrilled to unveil “The Interview,” launching Saturday, April 27.
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Congress Passed a Bill That Could Ban TikTok. Now Comes the Hard Part.After President Biden signs the bill to force a sale of the video app or ban it, the legislation will face court challenges, a shortage of
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A large majority of Americans see the freedom of the press as highly important to the well-being of society. But many express concerns about potential restrictions on press freedoms in the United States – and say that political and...
If you think back to the last news article you read on any development in AI, what was the image they illustrated with? It may have been a robot with eerie human features or mysterious lines of code on...
Newsletters are the darling of the digital media industry again.Publishers like Axios, Eater, The Guardian, theSkimm and Snopes are either growing or revamping their newsletter offerings, tailoring new emails to specific audiences with more personality-driven content (and, in some...
In the expansive, fraught, and lively debates raging today about what the future of local news can and should look like, a vision of news as a nonprofit public good is increasingly popular among pioneering journalists and funders alike.
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Henry Winter is launching a paid-for newsletter on Substack as the new home of his journalism after being made redundant from The Times.Winter told Press Gazette he was “itching to write about football again, because it doesn’t leave your...
Days after President Donald Trump clinched a surprise victory in the 2016 presidential election, Mark Zuckerberg touted his company’s influence in politics. The CEO proclaimed he was “proud” Facebook had given many “a voice in this election.”
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Newsweek is using AI for various tasks—hopefully, with more success than publishers that have suffered gaffes in the past. And it is trying to do so in an ethical way.The publication states on a refreshed standards page that it believes...
Almost 25 years ago, The Washington Post reported on the first picture delivered by the brand-new Ikonos satellite. It was the first commercial imaging satellite capable of acquiring data that rivaled the resolution of spy satellites. Curiously, the reporter,...
