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Kate BartlettJuly 29, 2024

How amaBhungane has redefined investigative journalism in southern Africa

“I think the level of corruption and dysfunction and organized crime has grown. It’s much harder to decide — given our limited resources — where we put our efforts.”

Andrew DeckJuly 16, 2024

Mashable, PC Mag, and Lifehacker win unprecedented AI protections in new union contract

Ziff Davis can’t lay off workers or decrease their salary due to generative AI, according to the tentative contract.

Sarah ScireJuly 15, 2024

Bloomberg Businessweek’s editor believes print remains the ultimate “distraction-free news product”

“I’ve joked about Businessweek(ish); I don’t think that one was really considered.”

NPR’s Collaborative Journalism Network to expand with an Appalachia newsroom, short-form video pilot, and more

Neel DhaneshaJuly 11, 2024

The Copa, Euro, and Wimbledon finals collide on July 14. Here’s how The Athletic is preparing for its “biggest day ever.”

The Athletic intends to use its live coverage as a “shop window,” giving new readers a taste of what they might get if they subscribed.

The New York Times is “constantly thinking about the hierarchy of the stories that we’re promoting,” Joe Kahn says

Andrew DeckJuly 10, 2024

Errol Morris on whether you should be afraid of generative AI in documentaries

“Our task is to get back to the real world, to the extent that it is recoverable.”

Hanaa' TameezJuly 9, 2024

In the world’s tech capital, Gazetteer SF is staying off platforms to produce good local journalism

“Thank goodness that the mandate will never be to look what’s getting the most Twitter likes.”

Neel DhaneshaJuly 8, 2024

“Poetjournalism” slouches forth from Michigan to be born

Institute for Poetjournalism founder Aaron Dworkin hopes a cash prize and a wire service for “newspoems” will help the form take off.

Cityside launches Richmondside, its third local news site in California

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