News Four steps to successfully introduce AI into your newsroom, in a way that actually improves journalism Ex-BBC News Labs's Joe Whitwell has spent years watching journalists dismiss AI as hype and learning that imagination, not scepticism, is what moves a newsroom forward By Joe Whitwell • 5 min read
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Photo by Skye Studios / Unsplash News 12 ideas for fresh news formats Forget the inverted pyramid, there are many ways to write a news story in the digital age, like contextualisers, rankings, cheat sheets, retrospectives and more By Jacob Granger • 11 min read
Quick reads OpenAI-WAN-IFRA initiative to futureproof Ukrainian media New masterclass and catalyst programmes give Ukrainian newsrooms hands-on support to adopt AI, bolster resilience and drive innovation By Jacob Granger • 1 min read
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Image generated from Magic Media by Canva News 15 must-read newsletters about AI for journalists Are you overwhelmed by all the talk of algorithms and language models? We picked a handful of newsletters that can help you make sense of it all By Marcela Kunova • 8 min read
Brian Hopman (left) and Conor Molumby (right) News Can a shared "language" for AI tools fix the newsroom's context problem? Newsroom AI tools are smart on their own but clueless together, forcing journalists to do the joining up by hand. AP and Reuters want to change that with a shared standard that lets tools talk across the entire production chain, from newsgathering to publication By Marcela Kunova • 3 min read
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Photo by Vitaly Gariev on Unsplash News Video CVs: fab or fad? Grabbing a recruiter’s attention with a recording of yourself may be just what you need to stand out in the age of AI-generated CVs. But it is not for everyone By Marcela Kunova • 4 min read
Above: Ruth Emery. Credit: Geoff Pugh / The Telegraph News New beats: Ruth Emery, The Telegraph's consumer champion This financial journalist intervenes when companies are ripping off her readers, and is more than prepared to name and shame those who do not engage in good faith By Jacob Granger • 3 min read
