“For anyone who thinks the value of news is obvious, it can be tempting to dismiss consistent news avoiders as a lost cause. But journalists who see it as their mission to serve the whole public should think twice about that stance.”

“For anyone who thinks the value of news is obvious, it can be tempting to dismiss consistent news avoiders as a lost cause. But journalists who see it as their mission to serve the whole public should think twice about that stance.”

“For anyone who thinks the value of news is obvious, it can be tempting to dismiss consistent news avoiders as a lost cause. But journalists who see it as their mission to serve the whole public should think twice about that stance.”

“For anyone who thinks the value of news is obvious, it can be tempting to dismiss consistent news avoiders as a lost cause. But journalists who see it as their mission to serve the whole public should think twice about that stance.”

“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.”

“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.”

“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.”

“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.”

“Platform-born news brands could prove better equipped than traditional organizations to leverage their relationships with online communities to build a more sustainable future for journalism.”

“Platform-born news brands could prove better equipped than traditional organizations to leverage their relationships with online communities to build a more sustainable future for journalism.”

“Platform-born news brands could prove better equipped than traditional organizations to leverage their relationships with online communities to build a more sustainable future for journalism.”

“Platform-born news brands could prove better equipped than traditional organizations to leverage their relationships with online communities to build a more sustainable future for journalism.”

“The problem is not only the murders: Journalists suffer from non-lethal violence, threats, job insecurity, imprisonment, and being forced to live in exile.”

“The problem is not only the murders: Journalists suffer from non-lethal violence, threats, job insecurity, imprisonment, and being forced to live in exile.”

“The problem is not only the murders: Journalists suffer from non-lethal violence, threats, job insecurity, imprisonment, and being forced to live in exile.”

“The problem is not only the murders: Journalists suffer from non-lethal violence, threats, job insecurity, imprisonment, and being forced to live in exile.”

“‘Informing democracy’ is not enough in an age of rampant lies about elections and public health and climate. Fact-checkers need to be more assertive in getting truthful information to the audience that needs it.”

“‘Informing democracy’ is not enough in an age of rampant lies about elections and public health and climate. Fact-checkers need to be more assertive in getting truthful information to the audience that needs it.”

“‘Informing democracy’ is not enough in an age of rampant lies about elections and public health and climate. Fact-checkers need to be more assertive in getting truthful information to the audience that needs it.”

“‘Informing democracy’ is not enough in an age of rampant lies about elections and public health and climate. Fact-checkers need to be more assertive in getting truthful information to the audience that needs it.”

“To do relevant work in a time when social change has made us irrelevant, when we are all caught in the feedback loop of self-image as worldview and worldview as self-image, we must create a space for new perspectives by radically questioning and challenging those views.”

“To do relevant work in a time when social change has made us irrelevant, when we are all caught in the feedback loop of self-image as worldview and worldview as self-image, we must create a space for new perspectives by radically questioning and challenging those views.”

“To do relevant work in a time when social change has made us irrelevant, when we are all caught in the feedback loop of self-image as worldview and worldview as self-image, we must create a space for new perspectives by radically questioning and challenging those views.”

“To do relevant work in a time when social change has made us irrelevant, when we are all caught in the feedback loop of self-image as worldview and worldview as self-image, we must create a space for new perspectives by radically questioning and challenging those views.”

“Since 2015, I have dutifully penned these predictions and try to do so, year after year, with a sense of idealism and optimism. I feel neither right now.”

“Since 2015, I have dutifully penned these predictions and try to do so, year after year, with a sense of idealism and optimism. I feel neither right now.”

“Since 2015, I have dutifully penned these predictions and try to do so, year after year, with a sense of idealism and optimism. I feel neither right now.”

“Since 2015, I have dutifully penned these predictions and try to do so, year after year, with a sense of idealism and optimism. I feel neither right now.”

“Are these the most Earth-shattering stories? No. And that’s the point. It’s a distraction from the chaos of life. The internet has found a way to make everything feel like doom and gloom, especially after 2020. People need a break.”

“Are these the most Earth-shattering stories? No. And that’s the point. It’s a distraction from the chaos of life. The internet has found a way to make everything feel like doom and gloom, especially after 2020. People need a break.”

“Are these the most Earth-shattering stories? No. And that’s the point. It’s a distraction from the chaos of life. The internet has found a way to make everything feel like doom and gloom, especially after 2020. People need a break.”

“Are these the most Earth-shattering stories? No. And that’s the point. It’s a distraction from the chaos of life. The internet has found a way to make everything feel like doom and gloom, especially after 2020. People need a break.”

“It’s critical to acknowledge that local public radio stations bear considerable risk in the current podcast environment.”

“It’s critical to acknowledge that local public radio stations bear considerable risk in the current podcast environment.”

“It’s critical to acknowledge that local public radio stations bear considerable risk in the current podcast environment.”

“It’s critical to acknowledge that local public radio stations bear considerable risk in the current podcast environment.”

“In 2024, maintaining a relationship with the hate-drenched platform that was once a key communications tool used by newsrooms and authorities around the world will become even more untenable.”

“In 2024, maintaining a relationship with the hate-drenched platform that was once a key communications tool used by newsrooms and authorities around the world will become even more untenable.”

“In 2024, maintaining a relationship with the hate-drenched platform that was once a key communications tool used by newsrooms and authorities around the world will become even more untenable.”

“In 2024, maintaining a relationship with the hate-drenched platform that was once a key communications tool used by newsrooms and authorities around the world will become even more untenable.”

“Ethical considerations will be the compass guiding these partnerships, weaving together the principles of truth, accuracy, and public interest from journalism, the expertise of NGOs, and the commitment to fairness and accountability from legal initiatives.”

“Ethical considerations will be the compass guiding these partnerships, weaving together the principles of truth, accuracy, and public interest from journalism, the expertise of NGOs, and the commitment to fairness and accountability from legal initiatives.”

“Ethical considerations will be the compass guiding these partnerships, weaving together the principles of truth, accuracy, and public interest from journalism, the expertise of NGOs, and the commitment to fairness and accountability from legal initiatives.”

“Ethical considerations will be the compass guiding these partnerships, weaving together the principles of truth, accuracy, and public interest from journalism, the expertise of NGOs, and the commitment to fairness and accountability from legal initiatives.”

“So much attention has (rightly) focused on local news gaps in recent years. But I think 2024 is a year when some of that attention — by funders, experts, industry leaders — will turn to the states.”

“So much attention has (rightly) focused on local news gaps in recent years. But I think 2024 is a year when some of that attention — by funders, experts, industry leaders — will turn to the states.”

“So much attention has (rightly) focused on local news gaps in recent years. But I think 2024 is a year when some of that attention — by funders, experts, industry leaders — will turn to the states.”

“So much attention has (rightly) focused on local news gaps in recent years. But I think 2024 is a year when some of that attention — by funders, experts, industry leaders — will turn to the states.”

“There is still far too much vanity publishing or fire-and-forget reporting that may meet the egotistical needs of reporters or editors but not the needs of readers or your businesses.”

“There is still far too much vanity publishing or fire-and-forget reporting that may meet the egotistical needs of reporters or editors but not the needs of readers or your businesses.”

“There is still far too much vanity publishing or fire-and-forget reporting that may meet the egotistical needs of reporters or editors but not the needs of readers or your businesses.”

“There is still far too much vanity publishing or fire-and-forget reporting that may meet the egotistical needs of reporters or editors but not the needs of readers or your businesses.”

“Why does the public trust weathercasters — especially since a prevalent stereotype of them is that they’re always wrong?”

“Why does the public trust weathercasters — especially since a prevalent stereotype of them is that they’re always wrong?”

“Why does the public trust weathercasters — especially since a prevalent stereotype of them is that they’re always wrong?”

“Why does the public trust weathercasters — especially since a prevalent stereotype of them is that they’re always wrong?”

“We need science journalists now more than ever, but with alarming frequency, legacy and digital-first publications alike are showing that they can’t provide these journalists with stability. So who will?”

“We need science journalists now more than ever, but with alarming frequency, legacy and digital-first publications alike are showing that they can’t provide these journalists with stability. So who will?”

“We need science journalists now more than ever, but with alarming frequency, legacy and digital-first publications alike are showing that they can’t provide these journalists with stability. So who will?”

“We need science journalists now more than ever, but with alarming frequency, legacy and digital-first publications alike are showing that they can’t provide these journalists with stability. So who will?”

“If college media is supposed to be the training ground for hard-hitting journalism, students need support and resources from older generations to continue their work.”

“If college media is supposed to be the training ground for hard-hitting journalism, students need support and resources from older generations to continue their work.”

“If college media is supposed to be the training ground for hard-hitting journalism, students need support and resources from older generations to continue their work.”

“If college media is supposed to be the training ground for hard-hitting journalism, students need support and resources from older generations to continue their work.”

“There’s something cleansing about avoiding the algorithm and doing a little self-discovery when it comes to news sources.”

“There’s something cleansing about avoiding the algorithm and doing a little self-discovery when it comes to news sources.”

“There’s something cleansing about avoiding the algorithm and doing a little self-discovery when it comes to news sources.”

“There’s something cleansing about avoiding the algorithm and doing a little self-discovery when it comes to news sources.”

“If we want to solve this problem of informing audiences, we need to do the hard work of finding them and engaging them at their level. And that means going niche.”

“If we want to solve this problem of informing audiences, we need to do the hard work of finding them and engaging them at their level. And that means going niche.”

“If we want to solve this problem of informing audiences, we need to do the hard work of finding them and engaging them at their level. And that means going niche.”

“If we want to solve this problem of informing audiences, we need to do the hard work of finding them and engaging them at their level. And that means going niche.”

“The downside: Without news brands investing the time and effort to add their content to social media platforms, these platforms — already flooded with misinformation — will become even less hospitable venues for the millions of people who spend hours on them daily.”

“The downside: Without news brands investing the time and effort to add their content to social media platforms, these platforms — already flooded with misinformation — will become even less hospitable venues for the millions of people who spend hours on them daily.”

“The downside: Without news brands investing the time and effort to add their content to social media platforms, these platforms — already flooded with misinformation — will become even less hospitable venues for the millions of people who spend hours on them daily.”

“The downside: Without news brands investing the time and effort to add their content to social media platforms, these platforms — already flooded with misinformation — will become even less hospitable venues for the millions of people who spend hours on them daily.”

“Reputation is trust. And transparency creates an exchange where trust can grow.”

“Reputation is trust. And transparency creates an exchange where trust can grow.”

“Reputation is trust. And transparency creates an exchange where trust can grow.”

“Reputation is trust. And transparency creates an exchange where trust can grow.”

“How are the neediest of newsrooms supposed to trust Press Forward when public and private funders involved have already tried to lock us out? We all have stories.”

“How are the neediest of newsrooms supposed to trust Press Forward when public and private funders involved have already tried to lock us out? We all have stories.”

“How are the neediest of newsrooms supposed to trust Press Forward when public and private funders involved have already tried to lock us out? We all have stories.”

“How are the neediest of newsrooms supposed to trust Press Forward when public and private funders involved have already tried to lock us out? We all have stories.”

“Here’s to clearing our shared cache.”

“Here’s to clearing our shared cache.”

“Here’s to clearing our shared cache.”

“Here’s to clearing our shared cache.”

“News organizations can be very good at output — publishing a story, sending a newsletter, broadcasting a show or audio, and pushing out posts. But how good are we at the intake?”

“News organizations can be very good at output — publishing a story, sending a newsletter, broadcasting a show or audio, and pushing out posts. But how good are we at the intake?”

“News organizations can be very good at output — publishing a story, sending a newsletter, broadcasting a show or audio, and pushing out posts. But how good are we at the intake?”

“News organizations can be very good at output — publishing a story, sending a newsletter, broadcasting a show or audio, and pushing out posts. But how good are we at the intake?”

“Increasing our skills around talking about the compassion, rigor, and experience needed to cover the toughest stories will make a difference in improving newsroom resilience, wellbeing, and journalism craft.”

“Increasing our skills around talking about the compassion, rigor, and experience needed to cover the toughest stories will make a difference in improving newsroom resilience, wellbeing, and journalism craft.”

“Increasing our skills around talking about the compassion, rigor, and experience needed to cover the toughest stories will make a difference in improving newsroom resilience, wellbeing, and journalism craft.”

“Increasing our skills around talking about the compassion, rigor, and experience needed to cover the toughest stories will make a difference in improving newsroom resilience, wellbeing, and journalism craft.”

“Newsrooms that commit to AI-driven storytelling as a way to cut costs while increasing output will be lost in a sea of similarly bland content and spammy marketing.”

“Newsrooms that commit to AI-driven storytelling as a way to cut costs while increasing output will be lost in a sea of similarly bland content and spammy marketing.”

“Newsrooms that commit to AI-driven storytelling as a way to cut costs while increasing output will be lost in a sea of similarly bland content and spammy marketing.”

“Newsrooms that commit to AI-driven storytelling as a way to cut costs while increasing output will be lost in a sea of similarly bland content and spammy marketing.”

“We have a tremendous opportunity with the Press Forward initiative’s pledge to invest more than $500 million to ‘catalyze a local news renaissance.’ I hope the people making decisions on where and how to invest the money remember that there’s a lot of America between the coasts.”

“We have a tremendous opportunity with the Press Forward initiative’s pledge to invest more than $500 million to ‘catalyze a local news renaissance.’ I hope the people making decisions on where and how to invest the money remember that there’s a lot of America between the coasts.”

“We have a tremendous opportunity with the Press Forward initiative’s pledge to invest more than $500 million to ‘catalyze a local news renaissance.’ I hope the people making decisions on where and how to invest the money remember that there’s a lot of America between the coasts.”

“We have a tremendous opportunity with the Press Forward initiative’s pledge to invest more than $500 million to ‘catalyze a local news renaissance.’ I hope the people making decisions on where and how to invest the money remember that there’s a lot of America between the coasts.”

“It’s disappointing that we have yet to build a healthy journalism support ecosystem.”

“It’s disappointing that we have yet to build a healthy journalism support ecosystem.”

“It’s disappointing that we have yet to build a healthy journalism support ecosystem.”

“It’s disappointing that we have yet to build a healthy journalism support ecosystem.”

“We don’t have to become influencers ourselves, but we can learn vital lessons from those who have elevated community-centered content to an art form.”

“We don’t have to become influencers ourselves, but we can learn vital lessons from those who have elevated community-centered content to an art form.”

“We don’t have to become influencers ourselves, but we can learn vital lessons from those who have elevated community-centered content to an art form.”

“We don’t have to become influencers ourselves, but we can learn vital lessons from those who have elevated community-centered content to an art form.”

“Look out for interesting experiments by lesser-known journalistic ventures and civil society groups that share professional journalism’s interest in bridging us-them divides.”

“Look out for interesting experiments by lesser-known journalistic ventures and civil society groups that share professional journalism’s interest in bridging us-them divides.”

“Look out for interesting experiments by lesser-known journalistic ventures and civil society groups that share professional journalism’s interest in bridging us-them divides.”

“Look out for interesting experiments by lesser-known journalistic ventures and civil society groups that share professional journalism’s interest in bridging us-them divides.”

“We ride the crap tsunami at our peril.”

“We ride the crap tsunami at our peril.”

“We ride the crap tsunami at our peril.”

“We ride the crap tsunami at our peril.”

“Paradoxically, the future might involve a high degree of automation to achieve a more authentically human journalism.”

“Paradoxically, the future might involve a high degree of automation to achieve a more authentically human journalism.”

“Paradoxically, the future might involve a high degree of automation to achieve a more authentically human journalism.”

“Paradoxically, the future might involve a high degree of automation to achieve a more authentically human journalism.”

“We have a chance to try again and learn from the tortured history between technology companies and journalism.”

“We have a chance to try again and learn from the tortured history between technology companies and journalism.”

“We have a chance to try again and learn from the tortured history between technology companies and journalism.”

“We have a chance to try again and learn from the tortured history between technology companies and journalism.”

“TikTok hasn’t killed the self-brand, but it’s made it harder to grow a consistent following when it’s similar content being pushed to users, not a timeline of followed accounts.”

“TikTok hasn’t killed the self-brand, but it’s made it harder to grow a consistent following when it’s similar content being pushed to users, not a timeline of followed accounts.”

“TikTok hasn’t killed the self-brand, but it’s made it harder to grow a consistent following when it’s similar content being pushed to users, not a timeline of followed accounts.”

“TikTok hasn’t killed the self-brand, but it’s made it harder to grow a consistent following when it’s similar content being pushed to users, not a timeline of followed accounts.”

“The current asymmetric relationship between the news media industry and technological platforms, makes it easy for the platforms to abuse their market power to the detriment of the media.”

“The current asymmetric relationship between the news media industry and technological platforms, makes it easy for the platforms to abuse their market power to the detriment of the media.”

“The current asymmetric relationship between the news media industry and technological platforms, makes it easy for the platforms to abuse their market power to the detriment of the media.”

“The current asymmetric relationship between the news media industry and technological platforms, makes it easy for the platforms to abuse their market power to the detriment of the media.”

“When a news outlet’s business model is designed solely to serve an audience of means, they ignore worthy audiences who could profoundly benefit from high-quality journalism, but lack the means to pay for it.”

“When a news outlet’s business model is designed solely to serve an audience of means, they ignore worthy audiences who could profoundly benefit from high-quality journalism, but lack the means to pay for it.”

“When a news outlet’s business model is designed solely to serve an audience of means, they ignore worthy audiences who could profoundly benefit from high-quality journalism, but lack the means to pay for it.”

“When a news outlet’s business model is designed solely to serve an audience of means, they ignore worthy audiences who could profoundly benefit from high-quality journalism, but lack the means to pay for it.”

“Every story that lives only in a newscast or feature spot is a story that never finds an audience beyond who was listening at that moment.”

“Every story that lives only in a newscast or feature spot is a story that never finds an audience beyond who was listening at that moment.”

“Every story that lives only in a newscast or feature spot is a story that never finds an audience beyond who was listening at that moment.”

“Every story that lives only in a newscast or feature spot is a story that never finds an audience beyond who was listening at that moment.”

“Take a few extra minutes to go beyond your reporter’s spiel to explain how you put a story together, and what your source can expect.”

“Take a few extra minutes to go beyond your reporter’s spiel to explain how you put a story together, and what your source can expect.”

“Take a few extra minutes to go beyond your reporter’s spiel to explain how you put a story together, and what your source can expect.”

“Take a few extra minutes to go beyond your reporter’s spiel to explain how you put a story together, and what your source can expect.”

“A key revenue source for the AI models is licensing their tools to companies and governments that insist on these models producing trustworthy information.”

“A key revenue source for the AI models is licensing their tools to companies and governments that insist on these models producing trustworthy information.”

“A key revenue source for the AI models is licensing their tools to companies and governments that insist on these models producing trustworthy information.”

“A key revenue source for the AI models is licensing their tools to companies and governments that insist on these models producing trustworthy information.”

“Users won’t be just an audience anymore. They’ll be active promoters and prosumers of communities that they co-own and care for.”

“Users won’t be just an audience anymore. They’ll be active promoters and prosumers of communities that they co-own and care for.”

“Users won’t be just an audience anymore. They’ll be active promoters and prosumers of communities that they co-own and care for.”

“Users won’t be just an audience anymore. They’ll be active promoters and prosumers of communities that they co-own and care for.”

“It is very possible to have a very active and yet poorly informed electorate.”

“It is very possible to have a very active and yet poorly informed electorate.”

“It is very possible to have a very active and yet poorly informed electorate.”

“It is very possible to have a very active and yet poorly informed electorate.”

“When internet users do not engage with news, it is not because they can’t engage with it. It is because they do not find it worth their while.”

“When internet users do not engage with news, it is not because they can’t engage with it. It is because they do not find it worth their while.”

“When internet users do not engage with news, it is not because they can’t engage with it. It is because they do not find it worth their while.”

“When internet users do not engage with news, it is not because they can’t engage with it. It is because they do not find it worth their while.”

“The same way Donald Trump’s candidacy is a test for the norms and practices of American political journalists, legalized sports gambling is a test for the norms and practices of sports journalists.”

“The same way Donald Trump’s candidacy is a test for the norms and practices of American political journalists, legalized sports gambling is a test for the norms and practices of sports journalists.”

“The same way Donald Trump’s candidacy is a test for the norms and practices of American political journalists, legalized sports gambling is a test for the norms and practices of sports journalists.”

“The same way Donald Trump’s candidacy is a test for the norms and practices of American political journalists, legalized sports gambling is a test for the norms and practices of sports journalists.”

“A general audience is not looking for more news about war. They are looking for an emotional and intellectual break from things like war.”

“A general audience is not looking for more news about war. They are looking for an emotional and intellectual break from things like war.”

“A general audience is not looking for more news about war. They are looking for an emotional and intellectual break from things like war.”

“A general audience is not looking for more news about war. They are looking for an emotional and intellectual break from things like war.”

“Local news managers who initially brushed off our requests to participate in our prior survey wrote back to us and asked for help with AI.”

“Local news managers who initially brushed off our requests to participate in our prior survey wrote back to us and asked for help with AI.”

“Local news managers who initially brushed off our requests to participate in our prior survey wrote back to us and asked for help with AI.”

“Local news managers who initially brushed off our requests to participate in our prior survey wrote back to us and asked for help with AI.”

“When it comes to platforms preferred by young people, like TikTok, Snapchat, and Instagram, research shows that audiences there prefer to listen to influencers, celebrities, and ordinary people, all over journalists.”

“When it comes to platforms preferred by young people, like TikTok, Snapchat, and Instagram, research shows that audiences there prefer to listen to influencers, celebrities, and ordinary people, all over journalists.”

“When it comes to platforms preferred by young people, like TikTok, Snapchat, and Instagram, research shows that audiences there prefer to listen to influencers, celebrities, and ordinary people, all over journalists.”

“When it comes to platforms preferred by young people, like TikTok, Snapchat, and Instagram, research shows that audiences there prefer to listen to influencers, celebrities, and ordinary people, all over journalists.”

“The local news fellowship model is gaining traction in states beyond California and may be a way to test the country’s comfort with public financing of news.”

“The local news fellowship model is gaining traction in states beyond California and may be a way to test the country’s comfort with public financing of news.”

“The local news fellowship model is gaining traction in states beyond California and may be a way to test the country’s comfort with public financing of news.”

“The local news fellowship model is gaining traction in states beyond California and may be a way to test the country’s comfort with public financing of news.”

“How many times have we had perfect opportunities to jump on trends — but seen the hours it takes to get approval shut the doors to the engagement party on us?”

“How many times have we had perfect opportunities to jump on trends — but seen the hours it takes to get approval shut the doors to the engagement party on us?”

“How many times have we had perfect opportunities to jump on trends — but seen the hours it takes to get approval shut the doors to the engagement party on us?”

“How many times have we had perfect opportunities to jump on trends — but seen the hours it takes to get approval shut the doors to the engagement party on us?”

“When we listen to people in our community, they want stories that don’t feel like they will be out of date in a few hours.”

“When we listen to people in our community, they want stories that don’t feel like they will be out of date in a few hours.”

“When we listen to people in our community, they want stories that don’t feel like they will be out of date in a few hours.”

“When we listen to people in our community, they want stories that don’t feel like they will be out of date in a few hours.”

“There is no future in the programmatic display market for publishers. It’s a path to nowhere.”

“There is no future in the programmatic display market for publishers. It’s a path to nowhere.”

“There is no future in the programmatic display market for publishers. It’s a path to nowhere.”

“There is no future in the programmatic display market for publishers. It’s a path to nowhere.”

“In 2024, we’ll see more publishers drop closed systems in favor of products that aren’t at the whim of Silicon Valley execs.”

“In 2024, we’ll see more publishers drop closed systems in favor of products that aren’t at the whim of Silicon Valley execs.”

“In 2024, we’ll see more publishers drop closed systems in favor of products that aren’t at the whim of Silicon Valley execs.”

“In 2024, we’ll see more publishers drop closed systems in favor of products that aren’t at the whim of Silicon Valley execs.”

“News audiences are now too savvy for clickbait.”

“News audiences are now too savvy for clickbait.”

“News audiences are now too savvy for clickbait.”

“News audiences are now too savvy for clickbait.”

“The big difference now is that Trump’s anti-press tirades are also campaign promises. The words of Trump’s first term will translate to actions in a second term.”

“The big difference now is that Trump’s anti-press tirades are also campaign promises. The words of Trump’s first term will translate to actions in a second term.”

“The big difference now is that Trump’s anti-press tirades are also campaign promises. The words of Trump’s first term will translate to actions in a second term.”

“The big difference now is that Trump’s anti-press tirades are also campaign promises. The words of Trump’s first term will translate to actions in a second term.”

“We will not learn who the best person for the job of the presidency actually is, but we might come away from campaign coverage knowing who the best person is to play president on TV.”

“We will not learn who the best person for the job of the presidency actually is, but we might come away from campaign coverage knowing who the best person is to play president on TV.”

“We will not learn who the best person for the job of the presidency actually is, but we might come away from campaign coverage knowing who the best person is to play president on TV.”

“We will not learn who the best person for the job of the presidency actually is, but we might come away from campaign coverage knowing who the best person is to play president on TV.”

“Strong project management makes newsrooms more adaptable and more able to survive industry turmoil.”

“Strong project management makes newsrooms more adaptable and more able to survive industry turmoil.”

“Strong project management makes newsrooms more adaptable and more able to survive industry turmoil.”

“Strong project management makes newsrooms more adaptable and more able to survive industry turmoil.”

“Rather than despair, we need to find ways to highlight the people and processes behind our journalism.”

“Rather than despair, we need to find ways to highlight the people and processes behind our journalism.”

“Rather than despair, we need to find ways to highlight the people and processes behind our journalism.”

“Rather than despair, we need to find ways to highlight the people and processes behind our journalism.”

“In today’s marketplace of news, you literally cannot give local newspapers away.”

“In today’s marketplace of news, you literally cannot give local newspapers away.”

“In today’s marketplace of news, you literally cannot give local newspapers away.”

“In today’s marketplace of news, you literally cannot give local newspapers away.”

“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.”

“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.”

“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.”

“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.”

“With a seemingly limitless number of platforms on which to meet and engage audiences — but still a finite number of hours in the day — teams will need to develop frameworks to understand where to start, stop, and pivot.”

“With a seemingly limitless number of platforms on which to meet and engage audiences — but still a finite number of hours in the day — teams will need to develop frameworks to understand where to start, stop, and pivot.”

“With a seemingly limitless number of platforms on which to meet and engage audiences — but still a finite number of hours in the day — teams will need to develop frameworks to understand where to start, stop, and pivot.”

“With a seemingly limitless number of platforms on which to meet and engage audiences — but still a finite number of hours in the day — teams will need to develop frameworks to understand where to start, stop, and pivot.”

“We have to focus on the journalistic ‘last mile’ — not only producing reliable, independent information, but making sure that people actually receive it and can act on it.”

“We have to focus on the journalistic ‘last mile’ — not only producing reliable, independent information, but making sure that people actually receive it and can act on it.”

“We have to focus on the journalistic ‘last mile’ — not only producing reliable, independent information, but making sure that people actually receive it and can act on it.”

“We have to focus on the journalistic ‘last mile’ — not only producing reliable, independent information, but making sure that people actually receive it and can act on it.”

“Major outlets and mediums are often still guided by a ‘who’s up or down’ ouroboros that cycles through horse-race snapshots shaping punditry shaping opinions shaping the horse race.”

“Major outlets and mediums are often still guided by a ‘who’s up or down’ ouroboros that cycles through horse-race snapshots shaping punditry shaping opinions shaping the horse race.”

“Major outlets and mediums are often still guided by a ‘who’s up or down’ ouroboros that cycles through horse-race snapshots shaping punditry shaping opinions shaping the horse race.”

“Major outlets and mediums are often still guided by a ‘who’s up or down’ ouroboros that cycles through horse-race snapshots shaping punditry shaping opinions shaping the horse race.”

“What these devices have in common is that they use AI as a layer to synthesize incoming information and determine what and when information should reach users.”

“What these devices have in common is that they use AI as a layer to synthesize incoming information and determine what and when information should reach users.”

“What these devices have in common is that they use AI as a layer to synthesize incoming information and determine what and when information should reach users.”

“What these devices have in common is that they use AI as a layer to synthesize incoming information and determine what and when information should reach users.”

“We’ll set our sights on a public-powered future to ensure access to civic news and information for all.”

“We’ll set our sights on a public-powered future to ensure access to civic news and information for all.”

“We’ll set our sights on a public-powered future to ensure access to civic news and information for all.”

“We’ll set our sights on a public-powered future to ensure access to civic news and information for all.”

“The pace of news demands not just reactive but proactive development — anticipating user needs and industry trends before they solidify.”

“The pace of news demands not just reactive but proactive development — anticipating user needs and industry trends before they solidify.”

“The pace of news demands not just reactive but proactive development — anticipating user needs and industry trends before they solidify.”

“The pace of news demands not just reactive but proactive development — anticipating user needs and industry trends before they solidify.”

“The loss of reach for news publishers comes with a loss of visibility, which is likely to hit new, digital-born journalism organizations the hardest.”

“The loss of reach for news publishers comes with a loss of visibility, which is likely to hit new, digital-born journalism organizations the hardest.”

“The loss of reach for news publishers comes with a loss of visibility, which is likely to hit new, digital-born journalism organizations the hardest.”

“The loss of reach for news publishers comes with a loss of visibility, which is likely to hit new, digital-born journalism organizations the hardest.”

“Hyperlocal and state-level right-wing digital news sites represent a new and often less visible terrain for right-wing misinformation campaigns, ‘culture war’ posturing, and doxxing efforts.”

“Hyperlocal and state-level right-wing digital news sites represent a new and often less visible terrain for right-wing misinformation campaigns, ‘culture war’ posturing, and doxxing efforts.”

“Hyperlocal and state-level right-wing digital news sites represent a new and often less visible terrain for right-wing misinformation campaigns, ‘culture war’ posturing, and doxxing efforts.”

“Hyperlocal and state-level right-wing digital news sites represent a new and often less visible terrain for right-wing misinformation campaigns, ‘culture war’ posturing, and doxxing efforts.”

“Will a multiracial democracy survive an assault without precedent over the past 60 years? Have we ever really had an even playing field in access to voting and political representation?”

“Will a multiracial democracy survive an assault without precedent over the past 60 years? Have we ever really had an even playing field in access to voting and political representation?”

“Will a multiracial democracy survive an assault without precedent over the past 60 years? Have we ever really had an even playing field in access to voting and political representation?”

“Will a multiracial democracy survive an assault without precedent over the past 60 years? Have we ever really had an even playing field in access to voting and political representation?”

“2024 will see the quickened rise of innovative, unfamiliar, and even uncomfortable revenue streams for Europe’s nonprofits.”

“2024 will see the quickened rise of innovative, unfamiliar, and even uncomfortable revenue streams for Europe’s nonprofits.”

“2024 will see the quickened rise of innovative, unfamiliar, and even uncomfortable revenue streams for Europe’s nonprofits.”

“2024 will see the quickened rise of innovative, unfamiliar, and even uncomfortable revenue streams for Europe’s nonprofits.”

“It’s not just us publishers…Everyone (yes, even Taylor needs Beyonce) is in the precarious dance of sizing up the new way to catch and keep attention.”

“It’s not just us publishers…Everyone (yes, even Taylor needs Beyonce) is in the precarious dance of sizing up the new way to catch and keep attention.”

“It’s not just us publishers…Everyone (yes, even Taylor needs Beyonce) is in the precarious dance of sizing up the new way to catch and keep attention.”

“It’s not just us publishers…Everyone (yes, even Taylor needs Beyonce) is in the precarious dance of sizing up the new way to catch and keep attention.”

“By the end of 2024, almost all media organizations will have adopted some level of AI strategy for content creation, marketing, and advertising.”

“By the end of 2024, almost all media organizations will have adopted some level of AI strategy for content creation, marketing, and advertising.”

“By the end of 2024, almost all media organizations will have adopted some level of AI strategy for content creation, marketing, and advertising.”

“By the end of 2024, almost all media organizations will have adopted some level of AI strategy for content creation, marketing, and advertising.”

“What we once thought of as the liabilities of ethnic and identity publishers will become their strengths — and their tactical advantage.”

“What we once thought of as the liabilities of ethnic and identity publishers will become their strengths — and their tactical advantage.”

“What we once thought of as the liabilities of ethnic and identity publishers will become their strengths — and their tactical advantage.”

“What we once thought of as the liabilities of ethnic and identity publishers will become their strengths — and their tactical advantage.”

“Comparatively little of the attention around news and AI has focused on its impact on the future economic viability of our industry, and 2024 seems likely to be the year in which this changes.”

“Comparatively little of the attention around news and AI has focused on its impact on the future economic viability of our industry, and 2024 seems likely to be the year in which this changes.”

“Comparatively little of the attention around news and AI has focused on its impact on the future economic viability of our industry, and 2024 seems likely to be the year in which this changes.”

“Comparatively little of the attention around news and AI has focused on its impact on the future economic viability of our industry, and 2024 seems likely to be the year in which this changes.”

“The press has often been light on contextual information and details about the images they use.”

“The press has often been light on contextual information and details about the images they use.”

“The press has often been light on contextual information and details about the images they use.”

“The press has often been light on contextual information and details about the images they use.”

“Digital transformation is more a cultural challenge than it is a tech challenge.”

“Digital transformation is more a cultural challenge than it is a tech challenge.”

“Digital transformation is more a cultural challenge than it is a tech challenge.”

“Digital transformation is more a cultural challenge than it is a tech challenge.”

“There will be mishaps and confusion. Same as it ever was.”

“There will be mishaps and confusion. Same as it ever was.”

“There will be mishaps and confusion. Same as it ever was.”

“There will be mishaps and confusion. Same as it ever was.”