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It’ll take a new generation of academic leadership — willing to incur the wrath of faculty, the greater university, alumni, industry, and analysts — to break through the old ways we train journalists.
“It’s an incredible place to launch a local news outlet because people always want to know more about the world around them. It’s a town full of nerds.”
“Across the board, in all contexts in journalism, there needs to be an emphasis to make sure that you’re not creating harm to journalists.”
Ask FT is in a very limited beta, but it promises to bring the wisdom of its archives to bear on your information needs.
Disagreements between the LA Times and its Guild over seniority protections ended in more than 60 journalists of color being laid off.
“Instead of giving a list of URLs that the user can access — which requires more work for the user — we can answer the question they asked.”
After hearing from newsrooms disappointed by the overrepresentation of white, older readers in surveys, the Institute of Nonprofit News developed their own tools.
Readers “have to see this again and again and again, I think, before you really make an impact.”
“I picture a Discord server like a room full of chairs and people sitting and talking to each other, while posting on Twitter is like putting up a banner at a corner of a street.”
A dozen years ago, Eric Schmidt forecast the AI pivot that’s playing out this week. And the questions it prompts — around the link economy, fair use, and aggregation — are more real than ever.