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The BBC asked marginalized groups how it could do better. They didn’t hold back.

The BBC asked marginalized groups how it could do better. They didn’t hold back.

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

"They're going to the shop for sense-making, I think. And there's nothing on the shelf."See the Story

With building preserved, radio station still expected to move - The Martha's Vineyard Times

Massachusetts · Massachusetts

With building preserved, radio station still expected to move - The Martha's Vineyard Times

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A nonprofit in Woods Hole finalized the purchase of a historic building that has housed the local Cape and Islands NPR radio station for the last 25 years, though the radio station is still poised to move. On Thursday, the Woods Hole Community Association released a statement saying that it had finalized a deal with GBH, the Boston-based public media powerhouse which owns CAI radio, to purchase the Captain Davis house for $1.8 million, money it …See the Story

The Conversation is trying to make its academia-fueled model work for local news

The Conversation is trying to make its academia-fueled model work for local news

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

"I get the challenges small startups face trying to fill this void of local news. So this is our little attempt to support them in our Conversation way."See the Story

AI helps us revisit old journalism territory

Artificial Intelligence · San Francisco

AI helps us revisit old journalism territory

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The hype wave around AI has peaked (or close to it), but its impact on the industry hasn’t yet been felt. I don’t predict that AI will take us “boldly where no one has gone before.” Instead, it will help us revisit old territory, digging deeper into abandoned wells to uncover untapped value, hidden insights, and opportunities once deemed impractical. What are some pivots, once deemed infeasible, that might be worth a second look using new techno…See the Story

More small and mid-level podcasts hit the stage

More small and mid-level podcasts hit the stage

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In 2025, more podcasts will move from audio and video to the stage — and not just the big ones with big budgets. This already-growing trend will be adapted and invigorated by mid-tier and smaller shows whose audiences have been steadily increasing for years, whose listeners yearn for live interactions with hosts and shows that have become integral to their lives. More importantly, these committed listeners will happily pay for these events, whet…See the Story

The media reckons with AGI

NASA · San Francisco

The media reckons with AGI

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

In 1988, NASA scientist James Hansen told the U.S. Senate that man-made climate change was real, imminent, and potentially catastrophic. It was a perfect opportunity for the media to start covering the issue with the importance and urgency it deserved. Yet journalists did not rise to the occasion. For decades, they peddled both-sidesism, failing to take seriously the scientific consensus and not adequately discussing how to tackle the problem. I…See the Story

Cross-border collaboration shines light in dark corners

Berkeley, California · Berkeley

Cross-border collaboration shines light in dark corners

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Around the world, illiberal regimes seek to control the flow of information. But they themselves are often open to certain new ideas — the innovations that other regimes have successfully used to suppress or obscure information that is unflattering or undermines their authority. This mutual emboldening adds another advantage to an already unfair fight, as enterprising regimes advise one another on the latest tools to constrain civil society. But…See the Story

The expert class confronts reality

United States · United States

The expert class confronts reality

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Say what you will about The Washington Post’s much-maligned decision not to endorse a U.S. presidential candidate in 2024, but Jeff Bezos had a point when he wrote this: “Most people believe the media is biased. Anyone who doesn’t see this is paying scant attention to reality, and those who fight reality lose. Reality is an undefeated champion.” Bezos described the perilously low levels of public trust in the news media. Gallup’s latest survey f…See the Story

Meeting people where they are

Meeting people where they are

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

When Trump won in 2016, those in journalism circles wrung their hands. How had the media missed it? The field settled on an explanation: America’s elite newsrooms had overlooked middle America and neglected rural areas. Journalists misunderstood the zeitgeist. Listening became the new mantra. Employ journalists living in the heartland. Spend time in flyover country. Fund rural startups. This time around, something different is in the air. Instea…See the Story

People won’t “like” you

People won’t “like” you

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

We’re heading into Trump: The Sequel and we know how some of this show goes. It will be the same — but different. We know people aren’t reading; social media is full of algorithmic distractions; silly videos are addicting; and brain rot is real. We know we’ll be contending with news fatigue and many of our audiences will check out. In 2016, many media companies saw a Trump bump after the former president’s win. Many now are seeing a Trump slump.…See the Story

Getting beyond the fact-check

Getting beyond the fact-check

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

"Journalism's fight against disinformation risks irrelevance if it fails to consider how the human mind processes and reacts to both falsehoods and facts."See the Story

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