SCS is excited to announce that Michael Grabowski has been promoted to director of application development. more

Residents of neighborhoods that have been misrepresented have lost faith that coverage will ever improve. more

The comic strip “Dilbert” disappeared with lightning speed following racist remarks by creator Scott Adams, but it shouldn’t come as a shock to anyone who has followed them both. more

The final editions of the three largest newspapers in Alabama have one unifying theme: Alabama Media Group journalists will continue to evolve with readers and keep delivering high-quality, digital journalism. more

The Inland Press Foundation has elected Bill Masterson and Bradley Waters to serve on the Foundation board of directors. more

How much money do we know made its way from Meta to U.S. local news organizations through major grant-giving programs? Which news organizations received that money? How much did they get and for what? Which, if any, were repeat beneficiaries? more

The Center for Media Engagement, with funding from The Lenfest Institute and Independence Public Media Foundation, analyzed over 60,000 local media articles across 86 sites and the perceptions 1,500 Philadelphians have about their local media. These two analyses, and the comparison between them, allowed us to examine where there are gaps in the news ecosystem. more

Scores of news organizations — including The Washington Post — on Friday demanded congressional leaders release a trove of surveillance footage from the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol that the House speaker provided exclusively to Fox News host Tucker Carlson, who has downplayed the violence. more

This is not the first time Scott Adams has been at the center of controversy. But it’s certainly the most consequential. more

As the world marks the one-year anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine on Feb. 24, The Associated Press is releasing a new memoir chronicling Poland’s historic stand for freedom against the Soviet Union in 1981. more

As the Supreme Court considers whether Big Tech should be liable for harmful content, two separate cases heard this week are also shedding additional light on brand safety, the pace of innovation, and how each case could impact the future of digital advertising. more

The Associated Press has announced it will deepen its reporting on nuclear security issues and will share its expertise with local news outlets, with philanthropic support from the Outrider Foundation and Carnegie Corporation of New York. more

A new Pew Research Center survey explores public views on nine specific AI applications that are currently in use or in the advanced stages of development. more

Alphabet Inc's (GOOGL.O) Google is rolling out tests that block access to news content for some Canadian users, the company confirmed on Wednesday, in what it says is a test run of a potential response to the government's online news bill. more

For nearly three hours of oral argument, the justices wrestled with a case under the Antiterrorism Act against Twitter and other social-media companies. more

The United Nations’ educational, scientific and cultural agency chief on Wednesday called for a global dialogue to find ways to regulate social media companies and limit their role in the spreading of misinformation around the world. more

John Miller has been named managing editor of both the Post Register (Idaho Falls, Idaho) and Rexburg Standard Journal. more

Mark Lewis has been named regional president for Adams Publishing Group-Southern Wisconsin. APG Media of Southern Wisconsin includes The (Janesville) Gazette, Beloit Daily News, Daily Jefferson County Union, Watertown Daily Times, Antigo Daily Journal, Marinette EagleHerald and Hometown News Group weekly publications in Dane, Jefferson, Rock, Dodge and Columbia counties. more

The $5 million investment, along with support from the American Journalism Project and Akron’s philanthropic community, will improve local news in this Knight city. more

The University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications has announced that David Cuillier has been named director of the Brechner Center Freedom of Information Project. He will join the Center on July 1. more