“New York Public Radio is also planning to eliminate a majority of open positions.”

“Most people don’t realise or understand that it is in [BBC News’] guidelines that we need two sources on a story. That is because you need a verification of what you’ve heard is true. A death wouldn’t be reportable purely based on something that was posted on Instagram.”

“I hope that another journalist will not have to die for people to realize that they might lose democracy in democratic elections.”

“The HTML version lacks a lot of features such as chat, spell checker, search filters, keyboard shortcuts, and rich formatting. But it is useful in situations where you are in a low-connectivity area or want to just look at emails without any extra bells and whistles. It’s not clear if Google plans to add a mode for low connectivity.”

“I always thought there was a need to do another book on the Times. There were two major ones, but it’s been a long time, and I think the paper has gone through a major change, both in how it’s viewed in society and how it has succeeded and not succeeded. There was just a lot to write about. I decided this is something I wanted to do, and I spent seven years doing it.”

“Inside Arlington’s stories are little more than a compressed litany of facts, unseasoned by insightful analysis, historical context, or a trace of wit. In short, the site makes for deadly, dull reading. Still, it provides Arlington residents with useful information about city government — information that’s otherwise quite hard to come by.”

“Climate California will include coverage from our newly formed Environment, Health and Science department, which includes existing Environment, Science and Health reporters and several new contributors.”

“…our nation’s two most powerful entertainment forces collided.”

“In a just world, publishing such confidently incorrect pieces in an actual newspaper would result in the author’s career in opinion journalism coming to an end soon after. This is not a just world.”

“X (formerly Twitter) has been called out in the European Union for having the worst ratio of disinformation/misinformation to posts not spreading falsehoods among mainstream social networks.”

“Half say coverage is often missing important information, while only 9% say it often reports the full story.”

“The decision by U.S. Circuit Judge Stephanos Bibas sets the stage for what could be one of the first trials related to the unauthorized use of data to train AI systems.”

It’s part of “a broader transition to move its streaming listeners over to YouTube Music. The company earlier this year announced YouTube Music would begin supporting podcasts in the U.S., which will expand globally by year-end, and more recently said it was adding the ability for podcasters to upload their RSS feeds to YouTube also by year-end.”

“Our goal is to provide educational opportunity and share community information by attending community events,” [Luke Smith, the station manager of the University of Toronto’s CIUT-FM] said. “Commercial radio talks to the public, the CBC talks for the public, but community radio talks from the public.”