42 stories tagged journalism, newest first.
131 points by cdrnsf | 34 comments
A 404 Media article on how ChatGPT is directing people with ordinary tech support problems to email 404 Media journalists, often writing AI-generated tip emails for them.
49 points by littlexsparkee | 32 comments
A Nation investigative article on how Springer Nature pressured Scientific American's editorial staff over political coverage, leading to unionization efforts and the magazine's sale to LabX.
214 points by DeepLogin | 60 comments
Nieman Lab article reporting legal experts' view that Meta's revised terms of service still grant broad permissions to use scraped content for advertising and business products.
187 points by vinyl7 | 140 comments
Current Affairs magazine article explaining the publication's decision to ban the use of AI in its work.
139 points by danso | 96 comments
Columbia Journalism Review interview with Nicole Noren, an ESPN producer who quit in protest over the network's ties to sports betting.
53 points by slowin | 8 comments
Mediaite article reporting leaked details of a meeting where an editor picked by Bari Weiss warned CBS staff about legal grounds for firing.
473 points by rdmuser | 350 comments
Nieman Lab article reporting that ChatGPT generates fake New Yorker-style cartoons bearing real cartoonists' signatures, falsely attributing AI images to artists.
76 points by giuliomagnifico | 27 comments
Lenfest Institute case study on how The Philadelphia Inquirer built Scrape, an AI tool that surfaces hyperlocal news leads for reporters.
3 points by 34679 | 0 comments
A Drop Site News report on a deadly strike on a school in Minab, Iran, and the children and families killed amid the Iran war.
649 points by EXHades | 464 comments
Blog post tracing how news outlets stopped publishing Snowden archive documents, with the last release in May 2019 after The Intercept closed its archive.
674 points by rwky | 133 comments
LWN.net editor Jonathan Corbet announces subscription price increases effective September 15, explaining the publication's finances and recent improvements.
320 points by speerer | 186 comments
Homepage of Delayed Gratification, a quarterly 'Slow News' print magazine that revisits the previous three months' events with in-depth independent journalism.
589 points by robtherobber | 238 comments
The European Correspondent reports that the US ambassador to Belgium had Belgian police stop its journalists from reporting at an event.
349 points by sschueller | 80 comments
Financial Times article reporting that Palantir lost a legal challenge against a Swiss investigative magazine; content is behind a subscription paywall.
342 points by XzetaU8 | 194 comments
AOAV report finding UK media failed to disclose defence and arms industry links of commentators presented as military experts in nearly 60% of cases.
403 points by gok | 100 comments
Radley Balko's Substack post responding to Y Combinator CEO Garry Tan's accusation that his reporting was unethical.
354 points by doener | 98 comments
Fight for the Future campaign page urging the New York Times, The Atlantic, and USA Today to keep journalists' work archived in the Wayback Machine.
1509 points by defly | 948 comments
Times of Israel piece by a journalist describing death threats from Polymarket bettors demanding he rewrite an Iran missile story; page showed a Cloudflare check.
542 points by danso | 334 comments
Futurism article reporting that Ars Technica parted ways with reporter Benj Edwards after a controversy over AI-fabricated quotes.
536 points by ninjagoo | 340 comments
Nieman Lab article reporting that news publishers are restricting Internet Archive access over concerns that AI companies scrape archived content.
515 points by robin_reala | 220 comments
Mastodon post noting a matplotlib maintainer says quotes attributed to him in an Ars Technica article were fabricated, apparently AI hallucinations; the story was pulled.
504 points by giuliomagnifico | 210 comments
Nieman Lab article about a proposed New York bill requiring disclaimers on news content generated by AI.
472 points by krustyburger | 454 comments
An Atlantic article, syndicated on MSN, by Saahil Desai arguing that America is sliding into a Polymarket-driven world where news becomes about betting.
765 points by echelon_musk | 465 comments
Guardian news article reporting that FBI agents searched Washington Post reporter Hannah Natanson's Virginia home and seized devices in a classified materials inquiry.
464 points by thm | 64 comments
New Yorker press-room announcement that the magazine's entire historical archive has been fully digitized.
433 points by wg0 | 151 comments
A post on X (Twitter) by Omar Quraishi about a Pakistani newspaper that accidentally printed an AI prompt alongside a published article.
369 points by sohkamyung | 263 comments
BBC Media Centre press release on an EBU-coordinated, BBC-led international study finding AI assistants misrepresent news content 45% of the time.
353 points by pjmlp | 268 comments
AP News article reporting that journalists turned in their Pentagon access badges and left rather than accept new reporting restrictions.
375 points by mhga | 149 comments
Owen Jones Substack post about a letter signed by over 100 BBC journalists alleging the broadcaster is forced into pro-Israel coverage.
506 points by NotInOurNames | 463 comments
Dan Sinker blog essay on the AI-fabricated newspaper supplement run by the Chicago Sun-Times and Philadelphia Inquirer, arguing we live in a 'Who Cares Era'.
558 points by bookofjoe | 424 comments
New York Magazine Intelligencer article by Charlotte Klein on how The Guardian's US edition thrives financially without a paywall.
380 points by healsdata | 54 comments
Freedom of the Press Foundation article praising Wired for removing paywalls on FOIA-based reporting and urging other outlets to do the same.
482 points by ericnkatz | 511 comments
Axios news article reporting that the New York Times Tech Guild union voted to authorize a strike.
384 points by howard941 | 63 comments
Guardian news article reporting that former Marion, Kansas police chief Gideon Cody was criminally charged over his raid on the Marion County Record newspaper.
449 points by zerojames | 99 comments
Landing page for oTranscribe, a free, open-source browser app for manually transcribing recorded interviews with keyboard playback controls and export options.
757 points by colinprince | 404 comments
A Mastodon post by Ernie Smith sharing an internal memo announcing that Vice will stop publishing content on vice.com and shift to a studio model.
454 points by r721 | 198 comments
An X post showing WIRED's editor's note that the op-ed "How Google Alters Search Queries to Get at Your Wallet" was removed for not meeting editorial standards.
424 points by amadeuspagel | 299 comments
Nate Silver's Silver Bulletin Substack essay arguing journalists should scrutinize scientists as sources, citing prominent scientists' misinformation on COVID's origins.
354 points by matbilodeau | 257 comments
CTV News article reporting Google will remove news links in Canada and Meta ended a journalism fellowship contract in response to the Online News Act, Bill C-18.
341 points by supportengineer | 338 comments
Washington Post article reporting that National Geographic laid off its last remaining staff writers amid digital-era struggles.
391 points by jbegley | 227 comments
Daily Beast news article reporting that BuzzFeed News is shutting down.
436 points by davidbarker | 493 comments
WBUR-hosted NPR News article reporting that NPR stopped posting on Twitter after the platform labeled it 'state-affiliated media'.