July 10, 2023 - Senators will receive their first ever classified briefing on artificial intelligence at 3 p.m. Tuesday from Director of National Intelligence Avril Haines and other administration officials. more

Postmedia Network Canada Corp. has confirmed that discussions with Nordstar Capital LP regarding a potential transaction have ceased. more

Advance Local will expand into a new market this summer with the launch of Lone Star Live, a dynamic new digital brand devoted to news, sports and culture in the state of Texas. more

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A lot of academic research exists behind paywalls. This article outlines eight ways reporters can get free access to high-quality scholarship. more

The Daily Northwestern published a disturbing story about hazing in the university’s football program. more

Report for America has announced that applications are now open for news organizations interested in partnering to host emerging and experienced journalists in their newsrooms for up to three years, beginning next summer. more

One of the most iconic and challenging foot race events in the country — with a 4.5-mile course crisscrossing century-old staircases and streets in the historic mining town of Old Bisbee — has been purchased by Wick Communications from Bisbee Vogue Inc. for an undisclosed amount. more

The South Bend (Indiana) Tribune has added a new reporter to its staff dedicated to coverage of high school athletics in Northern Indiana and Southwest Michigan. more

A proposal to make online platforms like Meta and Google pay news outlets for linking to their content will be delayed until 2024, the bill’s author announced Friday.  more

As we gear up for U.S. Democracy Day on Sept. 15, 2023, newsrooms across the country are delving into the heart of our nation’s democratic processes. more

In a landmark appointment, Masha Gessen — named a full professor to the Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism in March — joined the select few who hold the rank of distinguished professor at the City University of New York. more

Vanessa Botelho, an accomplished journalist with a career spanning nearly three decades, is starting a new chapter at the Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism at CUNY. more

Lawyers representing the publisher of The Wall Street Journal asked a United Nations human-rights advocate to press Russia to release jailed Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich. more

“We need to recreate what news means. Journalism can sometimes feel patronising. Don’t underestimate your audience’s intelligence but also, don’t overestimate their knowledge.” This is the mantra The News Movement, a social-media-first news organization, lives by. more

MediaNews Group, the local newspaper company owned by Alden Global Capital, has shut down all of its comment sections as of July 1st, due to difficulties in moderating them, executives told Axios. more

Mandating a simpler cancellation process would confuse consumers and create problems for businesses, trade groups say. more

Twitter is threatening legal action against Meta over its new text-based “Twitter killer” platform, accusing the social media giant of poaching former employees to create a “copycat” application. more

As The Sumter Item continues to evolve, it will soon do so minus one familiar face but with the addition and promotion of two more. more

Orangeburg native Damion Waymer has been selected as the next director of the School of Journalism and Mass Communication in the University of South Carolina’s College of Information and Communications. more