To Survive the AI Age, Publishers Are Finally Working Together UK publishers are banding together to create standards for responsible AIâamid Anthropicâs stark reminders of its potential for harm. March 5, 2026 By Emily Bell
Hyperlocal AI with a Million Subscribers March 5, 2026 By Liz Skalka Patch built a newsletter system to be not hard-nosed journalism but a community-building tool.
Capitol Newbies March 3, 2026 By Liam Scott The University of Missouri students bringing regional reporting back to Washington.
AI Versus Accuracy? Weâre Willing to Make the Trade-Off. February 26, 2026 By Klaudia JaĹşwiĹska When asking AI about the news, readers âknow the answers they are getting are not perfect.â They keep asking anyway.
In This Cleveland Newsroom, AI Is Writing (But Not Reporting) the News February 25, 2026 By Riddhi Setty Cleveland.com is embracing AI tools, including an AI rewrite desk.
The Voice of the Uyghur Post February 24, 2026 By Liam Scott A Uyghur-language news site is aiming to connect a scattered diaspora and preserve a culture at risk of disappearing.
NewsNationâs Moment February 23, 2026 By Amos Barshad As Nexstar, its corporate parent, pursues a merger with Tegna, NewsNation goes after the Nancy Guthrie story.
Trumpâs EPA Wants Us to Cover Our Eyes February 23, 2026 By Jem Bartholomew On climate policy, the Trump administration is willfully burying its head in the sand. Itâs crucial newsrooms donât follow.Â
Profit or Nonprofit? A Debate over Journalismâs Future February 19, 2026 By Emily Bell While the newspaper industry continues to contract, nonprofit news outlets have proliferated over the past decade. But dismissing profitable models for journalism is premature.Â
Mending Local News in a Crisis February 19, 2026 By Emily Bell How nonprofit and for-profit business models can complement each other when big-money media fails.
Inside the Reviewnaissance February 16, 2026 By Carolina Abbott GalvĂŁo A new generation tries its hand at publishing âthe unusual, the difficult, the lengthy.â
The Washington Post Gave Up on Diverse Coverage Well Before Layoffs February 16, 2026 By Riddhi Setty Since Donald Trump returned to the White House, staffers of color have been frustrated by supervisorsâ lack of enthusiasmâand the paperâs diminishing resourcesâfor their work.Â
SquashTV Aims to Hit It Big February 11, 2026 By Ivan L. Nagy A niche sport and its media entanglements.
Where Print Is King February 10, 2026 By Riddhi Setty In the college town of Oxford, Ohio, the seventy-four-year-old former mayor is a paperboy.Â
What the Post Cuts Will Do February 6, 2026 By Siddhartha Mahanta With a third of its staff gone, the Post wonât be able to deliver on the vision its leadership has laid out.
The Fog of Content February 3, 2026 By Riddhi Setty Independent journalists, content creators, and streamers converge and collide in Minneapolis. The arrests of Georgia Fort and Don Lemon make clear the risks theyâre taking.
