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Poe lets you use ChatGPT alongside a new rival named Claude — which seems to work better in important ways. → Read More
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. → Read More
"The first step is to accept that broad impartiality brings a stronger obligation to look." → Read More
Your employer's logo might soon be attached to every tweet you make — for better or for worse. → Read More
The number of new podcasts launched fell by nearly 80% between 2020 and 2022 — and seems to keep dropping. Has podcasting moved from gold rush to mature market? → Read More
To people who publish facts, it's appealing to think of them as powerful. But people's belief systems go a lot deeper than facts. → Read More
The recent boom of local nonprofit news organizations is proving their model can serve smaller markets, too. → Read More
In 2016, U.S. newspapers were nearly unanimous in rejecting Donald Trump. Blowback from his supporters didn't change their opinions — it only made them keep quiet about it. → Read More
Saying Democrats want to give African Americans money as thanks for all the crimes they've committed against white people — is that racist? Or still just "racially charged"? → Read More
"It’s a bold move: Reporting the news is expensive...But we know it’s the right thing to do." → Read More
"The elite discussion on the platform is important, but it is not necessarily observed directly by the masses." → Read More
"Obviously, I could be a little bit more into what’s going on and look myself...Knowing more about it doesn’t do anything about it, does it?" → Read More
Until the news business adopts NFL-style revenue sharing — which, um, it won't — the Packers are more of an exception than a useful metaphor. → Read More
Its High Court overruled a finding that Google was legally responsible for the contents of news articles it had no role in publishing. But it wasn't unanimous. → Read More
Atlanta-based Cox Enterprises has spent the past decade selling off most of its media properties as it brings in billions from cable. So why dive back in? → Read More
"Numbers do not speak for themselves. All the same, many people believe that they do. An ideology we call numerism, which accords a privileged epistemic status to quantification, is widespread." → Read More
For local newspapers, print circulation has collapsed for every audience except retirees. That's why the daily paper in The Villages, Florida (metro population 129,752) prints as many copies as the one in Atlanta (metro population 6,930,423). → Read More
Anyone who tells you they know what digital news will look like in 50 years is lying. But the Post — with an owner rich enough to allow a decades-long time horizon — says it'll still only cost you $50 a year. → Read More
Out of every 1,000 times someone sees a post on Facebook, how many of them include a link to a news site? Four. No wonder Facebook doesn't want to write publishers big checks anymore. → Read More
Local TV stations have huge audiences on Facebook, but they'll need new ways to reach younger Americans who associate the app with their parents. → Read More