The Supply of Disinformation Will Soon Be Infinite
By Renée DiResta Source : The Atlantic Disinformation campaigns used to require a lot of human effort, but artificial intelligence …
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BBC journalists’ social media use ’cause for concern’ says DG as new rules to come into force
By Freddy Mayhew Source : Press Gazette The new BBC director general has said journalists’ use of social media is a …
Print industry needs to re-invent itself and find its own narrative
Thoughts :Rajiv Beotra, Executive Director, and Rajan Bhalla, Group CMO, HT Media Ltd. Presenter : Dipali Banka Source : Exchange4media …
Report predicts five years of steep global decline for newspaper industry revenue (print and online)
By Freddy Mayhew Source : Press Gazette Global newspaper advertising is set to fall by $8bn in 2020, with global circulation …
You Are Working Longer and Attending More Meetings
By Danielle Kost Source :Harward Business School A study of 3 million people confirms what many work-from-home employees already know: …
Journalists Can Help People Tell Their Own Stories by Talking Less, Listening More
By ERIKA DILDAY Source : Nieman Lab Our role is facilitator instead of interpreter, catalyst instead of judge.Without varied …
NYT, Facebook launch multi-year augmented reality reporting project
By Sara Fischer Source : AXIOS The New York Times and Facebook have struck a multi-year partnership to co-develop augmented …
Get UPDATED : Journalism and publishing terms – jargon buster
A must for media professionals,educators and students.This page is intended to be a glossary of old and new media terms …
Reader-funded journalism in a crisis: Lessons from OKO.press
By Tara Kelly Source : Poynter Reader donations were the main revenue stream of this Polish investigative outlet. But round-the-clock …
When you’re supposed to stay at home all the time, service journalism fills a new role
By RACHEL DEL VALLE Source : Nieman Lab Service stories used to exist apart from, and as a respite to, the …
