Artificial Intelligence (AI) is generating both change and fear in local newsrooms, and that’s one reason why the Associated Press is studying and supporting AI development in journalism. Ernest Kung, the AI product manager for The Associated Press, helps local newsrooms implement artificial intelligence into their …
While the size of their newspapers differs, two publishers in Mississippi agree: the post-pandemic newsroom will focus more online, less on print. “From my perspective – that of a small-town newspaper editor – I have seen a greater emphasis on developing, maintaining and building a stronger …
The pandemic pushed media organizations out of their newsrooms and drastically changed several aspects of the journalism profession. Emily Barr, President and CEO of television broadcasting group Graham Media Group, had to send most of her staff home when the pandemic started hitting the U.S., …
A new study found that “it is a commonplace” for journalists to carry their smartphones wherever they go because they are constantly looking for news. As a result, they have less free time now than they had at the beginning of their careers. The study, titled …
For the last few years, third-party technology firms have been helping newsrooms become more automated. A recent study, however, found that newsroom automation is being adopted slowly due to the scarcity of resources and skilled journalists in the news organizations. The study relied on interviews with …
Data journalism is a growing practice in newsrooms across the globe. Getting data from various sources, journalists are constantly experimenting and practicing data-driven journalism. This practice is not confined to newsrooms; however, other peripheral actors, such as nonprofits and civic technology organizations, practice data journalism. …
