machine learning

Deepfakes aren't the problem yet - their existence is

The mere existence of deepfakes is undermining our sense of reality and truth

SEO

SEO Update #2: structured data, more on BERT and (gasp) the algorithm changes…

What you need to know in the world of SEO this week…

engaged journalism

Engaged Reading Digest: walking up the subs hill, radicalization on Reddit and more

More useful reads from the audience engagement mines.

crowd funding

Diverse journalism is better journalism: so please back PressPad

It's getting harder to get into journalism. That's not just down to the popularity of the profession, but the decline in routes in for those who aren't wealthy. PressPad is trying to fix that.

china

Isabel Hilton: what the UK can learn from China's Discourse War

Isabel Hilton's James Cameron memorial lecture at City's journalism department challenged journalists to rise to the challenge of a global information war

computational photography

Removing the water from underwater photos

Computational photography raises some fascinating questions about what is real.

apple

Engaged reading digest: Outrage, redesigns, laptops and RSS

Apple redesigns its MacBook Pros, The Atlantic just redesigns, we study social media outrage, and celebrate RSS

X (Twitter)

How to fix your Twitter timeline

Here's one quick hack to make your timeline better (even if it might offend a few people…)

engaged reading digest

Engaged Reading Digest: Deepfakes, YouTube controversy and better analytics through complexity

Five links on engaged journalism to see you through the morning coffee break