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    Articles tagged Associated Press (145)

    The AP’s automated coverage of the stock market increases trading, a new study says
    Joseph LichtermanOctober 31, 2016
    The AP wants to use machine learning to automate turning print stories into broadcast ones
    The experiment is part of a larger effort by the news agency to incorporate automation into its journalism.
    Matter launches in NYC with help from Google and New York Times, reveals new startup class
    Shan WangApril 1, 2016
    What happens to a great open source project when its creators are no longer using the tool themselves?
    PANDA, the four-year-old Knight News Challenge-winning newsroom application for storing and analyzing large data sets, still has a respectable community of users, but could now use a new longterm caretaker.
    The AP will build out data partnerships with local newsrooms with $400,000 from Knight
    Celeste LeCompteSeptember 2, 2015
    From Nieman Reports: From earnings reports to baseball recaps, automation and algorithms are becoming a bigger part of the news
    “Let’s have a computer do what a computer’s good at, and let’s have a human do what a human’s good at.”
    Justin EllisJuly 22, 2015
    The new Knight News Challenge winners want to make voting easier and election data clearer
    The Des Moines Register, the Associated Press, and WNYC are among organizations receiving a total of $3.2 million for projects designed to increase voter turnout and develop more tools to analyze campaign finance disclosures.
    Ken DoctorJune 18, 2015
    Newsonomics: Could a small Google tech change mean tens of millions to news publishers?
    Whether they’d do it out of benevolence, fear of regulators, or the quest for a competitive advantage, Google could be of real service to the news industry and the broader cause of journalism. Here’s how.
    Rose EvelethJune 17, 2015
    From Nieman Reports: Journalism gets experiential with live events
    Live storytelling events like The Moth and ideas festivals like TED could provide news organizations with viable models for moving stories from page to stage.
    Joseph LichtermanJune 4, 2015
    Expanding the radio dial: Why Rivet Radio thinks the future of audio news is (still) in the car
    “Once the Internet got in the car — and the car is half of where all listening is — it was going to dramatically change not only the way people listened to audio, but the way it was created, organized and delivered.”
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