#journalism

Theo Baker’s reporting helped force a Stanford president’s resignation. As he graduates, his new book argues that the university’s ties to venture capital shaped far more than a single scandal.

Australia has released draft legislation that would tax major digital platforms on part of their local revenue if they do not strike deals with news publishers, reviving the fight over who pays for journalism online.

Australia has unveiled draft legislation that would impose a levy on large tech platforms unless they strike payment deals with local news publishers, reviving the country’s push to redirect digital platform revenue into

A federal restriction that extended drone no-fly zones to unmarked, moving Department of Homeland Security vehicles has been rescinded after objections from a Minneapolis drone pilot and concerns about press freedom and,

A new report claims that The Wire by Acutus presents itself as journalism while depending overwhelmingly on AI-generated output, raising sharper questions about disclosure, influence, and the political economy of machine

An experimental study published in PNAS Nexus found that professional journalists who watched a seven-minute science-reporting training video were much more likely to write accurate headlines about research.

The FAA has rescinded a temporary flight restriction that threatened civil and criminal penalties for drones near certain Homeland Security mobile assets, replacing it with a softer warning after a journalist challenged