Solutions journalism can spur climate action, study finds
News stories that highlight potential solutions alongside the harsh realities of climate change can spur people to action—as ...
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Less is more, and discounts work: A new study looks at the minutiae of paywall strategy
Reducing the information density of teaser elements on paywalled articles and offering discounts may help newspapers increase ...
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A UPV/EHU study highlights the need for journalism that defends women's rights
María Gorosarri, a researcher at the Faculty of Social and Communication Sciences of the University of the Basque Country ...
Stagwell CEO: Journalism is being drained by overzealous brand safety censorship
Advertising in news is good business, says Mark Penn—contrary to what chief marketing officers have been led to believe.
Public Trust In AI Surpasses Social Media, Rutgers Study Finds
Study shows Americans trust AI more than social media, with young men expressing the highest confidence. A report from the ...
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Journalism AI tools lack corporate transparency, says new report
A new report warns journalists against relying on AI tools when reporting on the Global South, specifically for article ...
UF's College of Journalism and Communications faces rigorous reaccreditation process
Hub Brown, dean of the college since 2021, said accreditation is an "assurance of quality" to all those who have a stake in ...
WA governor orders team to study data centers’ energy, tax, jobs impact
The executive order to evaluate the environmental and economic impacts of the data center industry follows a Seattle Times ...
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UF's College of Journalism and Communications faces rigorous reaccreditation process
The process involves a detailed self-study report that highlights the college’s commitment to maintaining high-quality educational standards in journalism and mass communications, along with an ...