On this #WorldPressFreedomDay , we stand in solidarity with Peruvian investigative journalist and Nieman alum Gustavo Gorriti Ellenbogen, currently battling a smear campaign to undermine his vital work. Learn more in our Op-Ed by Javier Lafuente. #JournalismIsNotACrime
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The Pulitzer Center is training 1,000 journalists on AI reporting over the next two years.

The series is prioritizing journalists in the Global South to bolster reporting on workers in the AI supply chain and communities most vulnerable to harms. niemanlab.org/2024/05/pulitz…

I've been blown away by the incredible response to the Pulitzer Center's AI Spotlight Series, our program to train 1,000 journalists on AI reporting. Already hundreds of signups & counting.

Thank you to Nieman Lab for highlighting our mission & work! 1/
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Pulitzer’s AI Spotlight Series will train 1,000 journalists on AI accountability reporting, with Karen Hao as the lead designer - By Andrew Deck niemanlab.org/2024/05/pulitz…

“People find ways to like content they find interesting.”

Two new publications have suggestions for newsrooms that want to increase trust. One recommendation? Be less boring. niemanlab.org/2024/05/even-i…

“Journalists are historically hesitant to make themselves the story and/or worried that admitting the government is stifling their ability to report the news is a confession of weakness. That needs to stop.' buff.ly/3JKVn9q

'When it comes to technology reporting, generally, there is a lot of jargon-based gatekeeping.' buff.ly/4dpCfvi

A huge proportion of tech journalism is characterized by scandals, sensationalism, and shoddy research. Can we fix it?

By Timothy B. Lee, originally pubbed in Asterisk

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'Amid this complex and often chaotic landscape, school newspapers have become a direct source for coverage on the ground, with access that mainstream media may be barred from, or lack context around.'

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The use of immigrant and community press archives isn’t new for the Tenement Museum. niemanlab.org/2024/04/the-ne… The Tenement Museum Nieman Lab Hanaa’ Tameez #newspapers

NEW STUDY ⚡️
The media rewards negative politicians with attention, and that engenders still more negativity.

Edited excerpts from Nieman Lab story —

According to a new study by Željko Poljak in The International Journal of Press/Politics: offers some answers:

'...politicians…

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New Latino USA episode🎧

As part of 'The Latino Factor: How We Vote,' our 2024 election year series, Tamoa Calzadilla, editor-in-chief Factchequeado, explains how disinformation affects Latino & Spanish-speaking communities—and how to combat its effects.

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Newspapers are so valuable! Snapshots of history RT The New York City Tenement Museum used historic Black newspapers to create its latest exhibit niemanlab.org/2024/04/the-ne… via Nieman Lab

“Dallas Morning News is no longer content to play defense with the issue of reader trust and assurance.”

The Dallas Morning News adds a public editor investor.dallasnewscorporation.com/news-releases/…

Does taking a negative tack work in giving politicians the media spotlight they crave?

(Indeed, it does.) buff.ly/44ua4XV

The The Tenement Museum's latest exhibit, A Union of Hope: 1869, is the museum's first recreation of a Black couple's apartment in New York City.

We talked to curator Marquis Taylor about how he pieced together pictures of Black life through the Black press: buff.ly/3QqAhkx

Durante l'edizione 2024 del ISOJ, diversi ospiti si sono interrogati su come #giornalisti e content creators possano imparare gli uni dagli altri, in un panorama mediatico sempre più ibrido. niemanlab.org/2024/04/what-j… via Nieman Lab

We Texas Tribune adapted our guide to chemical emergencies into bilingual post cards and flyers. Alejandra Martinez and Wendy Selene Pérez handed them out to Houston communities this week.

This resident’s response is exactly why we wanted to do it. Learn more in this thread:

The Financial Times inks new licensing deal with OpenAI buff.ly/44mRwc1