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Columbia School of Journalism

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  September 14, 2022 • Digital News, Newsroom Management, Recent • by Kristen Saldarini

  How Journalism is joining forces with AI to fight online mis/dis-information

  Kristen Saldarini examines the findings of a recent report on AI startups’ role in helping journalists tackle online mis/disinformation...

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  July 5, 2022 • Business Models, Media Economics, Recent • by Report Authors

  Policy brief from UNESCO recommends urgent interventions to protect quality journalism

  Recent UNESCO report offers 22 actionable recommendations to improve the viability of news media and address threats against journalism...

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  July 1, 2021 • Digital News, Ethics and Quality, Recent • by Anya Schiffrin

  Australia’s News Media Bargaining Code’s impact on big tech power

  Columbia University’s Anya Schiffrin explores the impact of news media bargaining rules on big tech’s influence and power....

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  February 1, 2021 • Media Economics, Newsroom Management, Recent, Specialist Journalism • by Allynn McInerney

  Rescuing journalism from the Covid-19 assault

  Allynn McInerney summarises a new study by Columbia University academics of global initiatives created to ‘rescue journalism’. ...

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  September 24, 2020 • Ethics and Quality, Recent • by Jack Truitt

  A new era? The rise and rise of advocacy collaborations in journalism

  New research from Columbia University examines the viability of partnerships between the cash-strapped news industry and advocacy groups. ...

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  April 19, 2016 • Digital News, Media Economics • by Stephan Russ-Mohl

  Reinventing Journalism In Silicon Valley

  Verifying digital photos, streaming TV news and developing 3D visualisations: journalism – along with the battery-powered driverless car and the ‘internet of things’ – is constantly being reinvented in Silicon Valley. The...

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