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Posted: Sat Jan 18, 2025 5:49 am
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Twitter from liability for terrorism-related content, leaves Section 230 intact [CNN] JOURNALISM The Messenger, a news startup funded by entrepreneur Jimmy Finkelstein, will launch in beta with 200 employees on May 15 [Axios] Irish Times apologises for publishing misleading AI-generated article [The Guardian] .
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Twitter from liability for terrorism-related content, leaves Section 230 intact [CNN] JOURNALISM The Messenger, a news startup funded by entrepreneur Jimmy Finkelstein, will launch in beta with 200 employees on May 15 [Axios] Irish Times apologises for publishing misleading AI-generated article [The Guardian] .
BBC News puts transparency at its heart with launch albania phone number library of BBC Verify (60 journalists) [BBC] The New York Times Launches Enhanced Bylines to Better Show Behind-the-Scenes Reporting US journalists targeted by foreign hackers who show sophisticated understanding of US politics [CNN] "The man who will read us": 70 years ago, Françoise Giroud's first editorial in L'Express [L'Express] War in Ukraine: No, “Le Parisien” did not publish Russian propaganda articles [20 minutes] CNET staff unionizes, citing editorial independence and use of AI tools [The Verge] While TV writers are on strike, the American media are relentlessly relaying the “AI threat”, maintained by studio directors [ColumnBlog] Bringing order to a data mess [NYT] STORYTELLING, NEW FORMATS Brut “gamifies” the news by mixing portraits of athletes and personalities “A new audio app for our journalism and the way we tell the news” [NYT] Washington's FAST TV channel means people will spend 'a lot of time' with its journalism [PressGazette] .