Mediapocalypse Now, a16z's Chris Dixon Defends Crypto, and HatGPTLayoffs hit newsrooms as technology reshapes the internetInfluential investor discusses the future of blockchains
Newsrooms face a left-brain/right-brain divideThe real divide in newsrooms is between left-brain (math, logic) and right-brain (creativity, intuition) functions.
Mediapocalypse Now, a16z's Chris Dixon Defends Crypto, and HatGPTLayoffs hit newsrooms as technology reshapes the internetInfluential investor discusses the future of blockchains
Newsrooms face a left-brain/right-brain divideThe real divide in newsrooms is between left-brain (math, logic) and right-brain (creativity, intuition) functions.
Newsrooms (re)discover the magic of project managementNewsrooms are increasingly adopting project management practices to adapt to changing audience behaviors and develop new ways of working.Core project management skills of planning, coordination, and communication are becoming essential in newsrooms.
AI for you, me - and history - The Media OnlineArtificial intelligence (AI) will transform newsrooms but not necessarily replace humans; humans should use AI as a tool to enhance work.
A new tool aims to ease the burden on newsrooms covering November's elections - PoynterKnight Foundation launched knightelectionhub.org to assist underresourced newsrooms with tools for comprehensive election coverage.
Maria Prudente: Newsrooms are disappearing. Who will we turn to for the truth?Millennials navigate multiple crises, finding solace in journalism and media accountability.Challenges faced by U.S. newsrooms impact journalistic integrity and coverage quality.
Maria Prudente: Newsrooms are disappearing. Who will we turn to for the truth?Millennials have experienced multiple crises and have learned to adapt and get creative with each oneJournalists have historically played a crucial role in providing information and guiding reactions during crises
Newsrooms working to transform their crime coverage are seeing the payoffs - PoynterNews stories about crime have focused on homicide and overrepresented communities of color.Many newsrooms produce one-off crime stories that lack context and follow-up.
Newsrooms (re)discover the magic of project managementNewsrooms are increasingly adopting project management practices to adapt to changing audience behaviors and develop new ways of working.Core project management skills of planning, coordination, and communication are becoming essential in newsrooms.
AI for you, me - and history - The Media OnlineArtificial intelligence (AI) will transform newsrooms but not necessarily replace humans; humans should use AI as a tool to enhance work.
A new tool aims to ease the burden on newsrooms covering November's elections - PoynterKnight Foundation launched knightelectionhub.org to assist underresourced newsrooms with tools for comprehensive election coverage.
Maria Prudente: Newsrooms are disappearing. Who will we turn to for the truth?Millennials navigate multiple crises, finding solace in journalism and media accountability.Challenges faced by U.S. newsrooms impact journalistic integrity and coverage quality.
Maria Prudente: Newsrooms are disappearing. Who will we turn to for the truth?Millennials have experienced multiple crises and have learned to adapt and get creative with each oneJournalists have historically played a crucial role in providing information and guiding reactions during crises
Newsrooms working to transform their crime coverage are seeing the payoffs - PoynterNews stories about crime have focused on homicide and overrepresented communities of color.Many newsrooms produce one-off crime stories that lack context and follow-up.
Journalism preservation bill gives California newsrooms much-needed leverage over Big TechNews publishers in California are divided over a proposed legislation that would require tech giants to fund newsrooms.Some believe the legislation would give news outlets leverage, while others argue that it would favor larger outlets and incentivize clickbait.
AI kills the one-size-fits-all modelThe journalism industry will need to reinvent the news experience in 2024.Generative AI search will decimate search traffic for news media, prompting publishers to rethink their business models.
The (semi-) automated explainer gets goodMajor newsrooms will publish automated or semi-automated explainers using AI next year.Explanatory journalists will still have a role in overseeing AI research assistants and providing judgment, perspective, and personalization.
News publishers find their brand voice on socialA simple social media post from Auntie Anne's referencing Taylor Swift formed a connection with her fanbase and reminded others about their pretzels.Social media editors in newsrooms often feel disconnected from their communities due to limitations in authority, time, and budget.