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14 strategies from news industry experts for new publisher Will Lewis.

Corporations have far too much power. But We the People have more. by Robert Weissman and Joan Claybrook [The following is based on an excerpt of the authors’…

The rapidly-evolving technology is already raising concerns about whether it can be trusted to provide accurate reports, and whether it would eventually lead to human journalists losing their jobs in an industry that is already suffering financially.

NEW YORK (AP) — Google says it is in the early stages of developing artificial intelligence tools to help journalists write stories and headlines, and has discussed its ideas with leaders in the news industry. The rapidly-evolving technology is already raising concerns about whether it can be trusted to provide accurate reports, and whether it […]

Google says it is in the early stages of developing artificial intelligence tools to help journalists write stories and headlines, and has discussed its ideas with leaders in the news industry.

Google says it is in the early stages of developing tools that use artificial intelligence to help journalists write stories and headlines. The company says it has discussed its ideas

More money should go to news organizations directly — even if that means making hard choices.

News organizations can help prepare voters as they head to the polls.

"Behind all of the best press lawyers stand great reporters."

Substack announces a $1M initiative to fund local journalists While the seemingly unending debate around Substack has focused on well-known writers with a national profile, the newsletter platform just announced that it will be supporting local (presumably non-famous) journalists through a new program. The startup described Substack Local as a $1 million initiative that will fund independent writers creating local news publications. Similar to the Substack Pro program, the company will offer ca...