The findings will serve as the basis for a training partnership between the Oklahoma Media Center and Trusting News. (Poynter)įacebook and community word of mouth are primary sources of news for residents in Oklahoma’s rural areas, a new study found. Justin Baxley’s “More Than A Number” guide helps local media outlets connect with families of homicide victims in a humane way. (Reynolds Journalism Institute)Ī journalist’s very personal project is aimed at helping guide families who have lost loved ones to violence. One of the goals is preventing the spread of false or out-of-context information. Newsrooms are beginning to experiment with AI chatbots trained exclusively on their own content. These are the stories that captured the most interest from Need to Know subscribers this week. announces companywide voluntary buyouts (D Magazine) The AP story also posed this pertinent question: “So, are artist-specific jobs the future of music journalism?” (The New York Times, Los Angeles Times, Associated Press) Leaders at the largest newspaper chain were unapologetic, with chief content officer Kristin Roberts saying that essential journalism “includes providing our audience with content they crave.” Michael Anastasi, Gannett’s vice president for local news, told the Associated Press that the jobs will not come at the expense of other reporting positions. The posting was “especially controversial among local news reporters who questioned the company’s priorities,” Jonah Valdez wrote in the Los Angeles Times.
Many were critical, given the company’s recent layoffs. Gannett’s announcement that it will hire reporters dedicated to covering Taylor Swift and Beyoncé generated a flurry of takes.
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