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Sophie Culpepper
Three more nonprofit newsrooms announce content sharing agreements with the AP
The Associated Press now has content sharing partnerships with nine nonprofit newsrooms across 10 states.
Celeste LeCompte
Newsrooms are finding new ways to build community, online and off
Joshua Benton
Are people more likely to accurately evaluate misinformation when the political stakes are high? Haha, no
“Elections, it seems, amplify the influence of partisanship on the perception of truth.”
David Markowitz
Readers prefer to click on a clear, simple headline — like this one
“Headlines with more common words — simple words like ‘job’ instead of ‘occupation’ — shorter headlines, and those communicated in a narrative style, with more pronouns compared with prepositions, received more clicks.”
Andrew Deck
“AI reporters” are covering the events of the day in Northwest Arkansas
Mark Coddington and Seth Lewis
Does legacy news help or hurt in the fight against election misinformation?
Neel Dhanesha
Ear Hustle’s new audio space is just the first step in a bigger plan
Wändi Bruine de Bruin
If you want Americans to pay attention to climate change, just call it climate change
Yangxueqing Mary Jiang
Repetition makes climate misinformation feel more true — even for those who back climate science
Joshua Benton
Did Taylor Swift really call Florida “racist”? (No she didn’t, no matter what that TikTok “news alert” says)
James Salanga
The 51st aims to replace DCist with something totally new
Sophie Culpepper
The Assembly aims to be a state-level, digital-first Atlantic Magazine for North Carolina
Laura Hazard Owen
Nearly half The New York Times’ digital subscribers pay for more than one Times product
Neel Dhanesha
Axios has its first-ever layoffs, citing “shifting reader attention and behavior” and AI
Randy Stein
Readers are more suspicious of journalists providing corrections than journalists providing confirmations
Laura Hazard Owen
What’s a Black journalists’ convention for? Trump’s appearance at NABJ raises questions
Richard A. Webster, Verite News
A new Louisiana law limits the right of journalists (and everyone else) to film police abuse
Neel Dhanesha
The transit beat is becoming the climate beat
Katherine Dunn
How Norway’s public broadcaster overhauled its climate coverage
Hanaa' Tameez
To preserve their work — and drafts of history — journalists take archiving into their own hands