Digital Marketing

AP Revises Its AI Newsroom Guidelines

The Associated Press (AP) has upgraded its artificial intelligence guidelines, Digwatch reports. AP Journalists may use AI for early-stage research, translation, document summaries, transcription and for help with grammar, spelling, search optimization, headlines and story summaries. However, AP maintains that AI cannot replace original reporting, source verification, fact-checking or editorial judgement. And all AI outputs […]

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Public Media Survives Cuts Thanks To 'White-Hot-Rage-Giving'

More than 500 public media staffers have been laid off since Congress stripped public radio and televisions stations of most of their federal funding, according to a tally by SemiPublic, NPR reports. And public stations started scrambling. South Dakota  Public Broadcasting cancelled the weekly public affairs show, In The Moment, and laid off the host, Lori Walsh. But

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Court Blocks Texas Curbs On 'Harmful Content,' Upholds Ad-Targeting Restrictions

A federal appellate panel on Friday preserved a block on portions of a Texas law that would have required social-media platforms to block “harmful” content to minors, including material that “promotes,” “glorifies,” or “facilitates” eating disorders, self-harm, substance abuse, and “grooming.”

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