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Cuts to DHS Watchdogs Spark More Questions as Deportation Efforts Increase

Kristi Noem · United States

Cuts to DHS Watchdogs Spark More Questions as Deportation Efforts Increase

69% Center coverage: 16 sources

By Angélica Franganillo Díaz, CNN (CNN) — Three months after Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem shut down three oversight offices, slashing staff from hundreds to a dozen, advocates and whistleblowers say the move gutted an already fragile accountability system. The oversight is crucial as at least 11 people have died in ICE custody since the start of the fiscal year, according to agency data and press releases. With months still left in th…See the Story

Who should own the news?

Journalism · Dallas

Who should own the news?

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Owning the news Journalist Megan Greenwell has been on tour promoting “Bad Company,” her book about the impact of private equity on American workers and communities. Part of it is about the news business, inspired by Greenwell’s own experience in which the parent of the publication she edited, Deadspin, was sold to a private equity firm. In a lot of cases, she told Camille Bromley for CJR, news companies have sold to private equity firms because…Read Article

API Senior VP Samantha Ragland named interim Executive Director

Journalism · United States

API Senior VP Samantha Ragland named interim Executive Director

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The American Press Institute has named Senior Vice President Samantha Ragland as interim Executive Director. She will lead the organization during the search for a permanent successor to outgoing CEO Michael Bolden. This transition comes as API continues supporting local and community newsrooms, advancing journalistic sustainability and programming for equity and belonging in media. Danielle Coffey, President and CEO of the News/Media Alliance, …Read Article

Standing out in an AI world - American Press Institute

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Will distinctive journalism save us? There it is again, that word “distinctive” in describing how news organizations might transcend the AI wave by doing nuanced and authentic journalism. The latest appearance came in an Aspen Digital report, which summarizes insights from a March gathering where top news executives in Europe discussed AI and the news industry. To mitigate AI’s threats to news discovery, “publishers are focusing on the kind of d…Artificial Intelligence · United States Read Article

WaPo’s new source annotation plan - American Press Institute

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

From the source’s mouth A big discussion in journalism circles this week involved The Washington Post’s plan to give sources the ability to “annotate” stories with comments, first reported by New York Times media reporter Benjamin Mullin. The sources’ submissions will be “revealed to readers if they click or hover a cursor over the source’s name in the article,” Mullin wrote. One impetus for the “From the Source” feature, as noted in The Post’s …Key Biscayne · Key Biscayne Read Article

AI-Generated Deepfakes Fuel Propaganda in Israel-Iran Conflict

41% Center coverage: 56 sources

Israel-Iran Conflict · Gaza See the Story

Support cultures of learning: Bridging silos with scrums

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

News organizations that value learning and skill-sharing are also organizations with collaborative cultures, including across departments. Breaking down silos and finding ways to work across teams increases opportunities to share knowledge. Vicky Ho, newly appointed editor of the Anchorage Daily News, uses project management frameworks to gather stakeholders from across the organization to participate in focused, short-term projects in an effici…Culture · Anchorage Read Article

Social Media Beats TV as Top American News Source for First Time, Study Finds

50% Center coverage: 4 sources

In an age of news on social media, here's how to keep a critical eye online.Google · United States See the Story

Support cultures of learning: How to structure a knowledge hub

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Once you’ve gotten a sense from your news organization about what types of training and skill-sharing are desired and have come up with a plan to integrate them into your outlet’s culture, organizing and managing these resources ensures they’ll be accessible and up-to-date. To stay ahead in an increasingly fast-paced digital media landscape, Univision transformed its approach to newsroom training and knowledge-sharing through the creation of a c…Culture · United States Read Article

Covering protests in your town - American Press Institute

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The challenges of protest coverage With anti-ICE and anti-Trump protests arising in cities beyond Los Angeles — CNN has a rundown — newsrooms across the country will be deciding how to cover them: how many stories to publish, which images to present and how stories will be framed. One challenge is the temptation of the “conflict” angle. “The most substantial problem with protest coverage in general is that the press prefers to emphasize confli…Gaza · Gaza Read Article

Create a holiday to celebrate the community

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

On a semi-sunny Saturday afternoon in May, a gritty city block in downtown Portland, Ore. stirred with a giddy sense of anticipation. It’s been a rough few post-Covid years for this part of the city, but today was different — tents arose, a stage emerged, grinning locals wandered curiously as a block party came to life in the middle of the city. It was the first annual 503 Day Block Party — a holiday and event conceived by City Cast Portland, th…Portland, Oregon · Portland Read Article

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