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Ricardo BiltonOctober 25, 2017

Civil, the blockchain-based journalism marketplace, is building its first batch of publications

One of the most confusing efforts to fund journalism in recent memory is inching closer to reality.

This startup is trying to create a set of blockchain-based marketplaces for journalism

“Rather than add to the list (although I do have a growing list), I thought I’d offer predictions devoid of AI.” David Cohn

Behold, the journarator

“So wait — what would we pay for our little bit of personalized journalism?” Rishad Patel

“AI” discourse as misinformation

“The ‘AI’ that dominates our collective imagination differs significantly from the technology at our fingertips. For most of us, this imagined technology is based more on the fiction of the last decades than reality. Journalism’s task, then, should be to bridge that gap.” Jonas Kaiser

The rise of the AI class

“In an industry shedding publishers and jobs and routinely challenged to do more with less, we’re foolish not to at least try on the generative AI suit.” Rodney Gibbs

Sophie CulpepperOctober 26, 2023

For the Chicago-based Investigative Project on Race and Equity, training the next generation matters as much as the reporting

“We’re growing and learning, but the core of what we do is this really supported experiential learning.”

Dan KennedySeptember 12, 2023

The Colorado Sun, a pioneering for-profit/nonprofit hybrid, moves toward a fully nonprofit model

“Whether I agree with it or not, whether I even like it or not, the reality is that many individuals, many institutions and philanthropic groups, have concluded that journalism should be nonprofit.”

Sophie CulpepperJune 1, 2023

The New York Times launches a free, geo-targeted extreme weather newsletter

Readers can opt in to receive morning emails explaining the level and type of extreme weather risk in up to four different places. The newsletter is free for everyone, not just subscribers.

The innovation team, R.I.P.

“You might be forgiven for suspecting that news companies are more interested in appearing innovative than actually doing something new.” Johannes Klingebiel