How the Salt Lake Tribune uses Chartbeat to guide editorial decisions
A nonprofit newspaper relies on real-time analytics to allocate reporting resources, test headlines, and build a sustainable reader base.
Meta abandons open-source AI strategy in pursuit of paid model
Mark Zuckerberg's company is developing a closed AI system codenamed Avocado, marking a major shift from its previous approach.
Google launches AI pilot program with major publishers as it overhauls search links
The Washington Post, The Guardian, and other outlets will test AI-powered article overviews and audio briefings in Google News.
Adobe brings Photoshop, Express, and Acrobat to ChatGPT’s 800 million users
The creative software giant is betting that conversational AI will open its tools to people who've never touched photo editing software.
A new chapter for The Media Copilot
Announcing the next chapter of how we're covering the intersection of AI and media.
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A small nonprofit newsroom tested AI for SEO and social; Here’s what actually worked
A skeptical 10-person Georgia newsroom tested Nota's headline tools first, then expanded to full SEO automation—reclaiming hours weekly with minimal setup.
RSL licensing standard reaches v1.0 milestone; 1,500+ publishers on board
The open standard lets publishers set machine-readable terms for AI training on their content.
What the Salt Lake Tribune learned by putting Chartbeat at the center of its newsroom
A nonprofit newspaper used real-time analytics to double down on religion coverage, rethink restaurant reviews, and build a more sustainable reader base.
The New York Times sues Perplexity, adding to AI copyright battle
The lawsuit claims the AI search engine grabbed entire articles and falsely attributed hallucinated information to the newspaper.
Can you trust Good Tape with your newsroom interview transcripts?
Good Tape's newsroom DNA promises journalist-friendly security, but how does it stack up when source protection and competitive advantage are on the line?