AI
The readers write: on newsletter fights, due credit and AI in the newsroom Paid Members Public
Question and feedback from readers on newsletters, AI, local journalism and TikTok.
Journalism’s year of chaos continues Paid Members Public
Then story of what went on inside Twitter after the Musk takeover, CNET’s AI teething issues and… journalist Barbie?
Google versus AI copy: fight! Paid Members Public
Will Google see Ai copy as spam? Is the Fediverse more than Mastodon? Do newsletters need a clear value proposition? All these questions violate Betteridge's Law…
AI journalism is here and writing on an iPad Paid Members Public
The robots! They're writing! Do you hear me? THEY'RE WRITING OUR STORIES!
Morning Conference: AI good, Facebook bad Paid Members Public
An LSE-led initiative attempts to get ahead of the curve, while we're all still paying the price of letting Facebook get out of hand
After Christchurch: how do we curtail the spread of video from atrocities? Paid Members Public
The Christchurch attack was a terrorist event for the social media age. We need to address this situation on multiple levels to minimise the harm done.
What Facebook is doing to deceptive newsfeed clickbait will change your life Paid Members Public
Facebook is weeding out some deceptive clickbait practices [http://newsroom.fb.com/news/2017/08/news-feed-fyi-taking-action-against-video-clickbait/] : > When people click on an image in their News Feed featuring a play button, they expect a video to start playing. Spammers often use fake play buttons to trick people into clicking links
