The fight with Big Tech is about shared truth not copyright
AG Sulzberger used his keynote at the World News Media Congress in Marseille on Monday to plead the New York
Tech literacy is media literacy
Mizzou hosts an annual Scholastic Journalism "JDay" during our spring break, 1,500 high school students and advisors
Sand in the gears for humans-in-the-loop
The brain is an expensive tool to operate, and so human biology is hardwired to take the path of least
Kant wept, buried under toxic AI sludge
Immanuel Kant, born in 1724, developed the Categorical Imperative, which we can understand as: If a choice I make were
The ethics of journalism tech
On the lecture circuit, I almost never repeat the same slide deck twice. Usually, events move too quickly for the
The End of the Newsroom as We Knew It
In 1937’s “The Nature of the Firm,” Ronald Coase introduced the idea that businesses exist as the most efficient
The irrationality of clinging to a sinking platform
The Guardian reported today on Substack’s willingness to amplify—and profit from—Nazi content. And yet, people launch new
Journalism is going to get smaller before it gets bigger again.
Start with the obvious: Jeff Bezos ought to support the WaPo or sell it to someone who will. Putting it
Why do journalists hate change?
tl;dr: The headline is clickbait. Journalism and Journalists have often been at the forefront of economic, technological, and social
A Local Escape from Journalism’s Epistemological Trap
That journalism has let politics force it into an epistemological corner is an indictment of national corporate-owned media.
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