He proclaimed "#16" and everyone nodded sagely
Starting my eighth year at Mizzou tomorrow, the second year of teaching from my textbook, and who knows how many
A bridge too far for vibe coding
I developed a web app this week, despite a lack of qualifications.
To be fair, it is a simple app:
Building Bridges Between Theory and Practice
Continuing on with my week at AEJMC, I have managed several useful conversations with smart thinkers here (Thanks Seth, Valerie,
The prescription for a better journalism
I am currently at AEJMC in San Francisco and on Wednesday attended a pre-conference on Engaged Journalism organized by Andrea
Working Systems: 49% of news organisations have now started using AI.
This is an experimental post. I have been pulling together some simple scripts and this particular one calls to an
Journalism hates Change. That's Good.
I realized last week at SRCCON 2025 that journalists need to spend more time defending the industry on its value,
Using AI demands expertise
Generative AI is NOT intelligent. It is a machine that uses fancy math to turn words into numbers and numbers
Has Journalism turned the corner on the AI hype?
There were a lot of panels at this year’s International Journalism Festival about AI and technology, but the conversation
Breaking through the local trap
“Yes, the national news media is reporting on it, but is it 'breaking through' for the average
Case study: The system is designed to defeat media literacy
An odd, perhaps correct (like a broken clock is twice-per-day) story made the rounds this weekend, about a GOP member
