Links on Twitter: Knight’s “test kitchens” for news innovation, AP’s contracts with Google and Yahoo, FT’s sentiment search

Ibarguen says Knight wants to launch “test kitchens” for innovative ideas in news (with universities and news orgs) #kncmit »

Associated Press CEO says his top priority is renegotiating contracts with Google and Yahoo http://tr.im/oMRb »

The last Q&A here with @fuzheado, on differences in foreign-language versions of Wikipedia, is fascinating http://tr.im/oMZg »

Is viral the best way to describe web culture? You don’t really catch a flash mob, @page88points out http://tr.im/oN17 »

Software used by the Financial Times lets readers search for articles that are “positive” or “negative” http://tr.im/oOgB »

Sarah Scire

Most readers want publishers to label AI-generated articles — but trust outlets less when they do

“We already expect quite a lot from the public in terms of media literacy to be able to navigate the contemporary information environment; the use of these technologies in news adds a whole other layer to that.”

Alfred Hermida

Google’s $100 million to Canada’s news industry is a small price to pay to avoid regulation

“Bill C-18 is a test case of the power of platforms like Google and Meta to run and control Canada’s communications infrastructures. While the agreement allows all sides to claim victory, it is clear that Google successfully extracted key concessions over how it is regulated in Canada.”