This newspaper doesn’t exist: How ChatGPT can launch fake news sites in minutes The buzzy new AI tool can quickly create entire news organizations out of thin air. Should we be freaking out? February 3, 2023 Alex Mahadevan
What the news media get wrong in coverage of eating disorders and how they can improve Here’s what they should aim for and what to avoid, and advice from journalists who have had lived experience or have meaningfully reported on them. January 31, 2023 Mallary Tenore Tarpley
Opinion | Take special care with coverage of police violence and protests Journalists must make careful decisions about how to accurately and respectfully document events while also mitigating harm. January 30, 2023 Joy Mayer
Video of Memphis police’s ‘excessive force’ against Tyre Nichols is coming. What should news outlets show? The video will certainly be graphic. Journalists should be prepared to explain why they chose to show or withhold it. January 26, 2023 Al Tompkins
Opinion | An NHL player refused to wear a jersey in support of the LGBTQ+ community. Sports media reaction was strong and swift. It's good to see hockey journalists take such strong stances about a sport that boasts an inclusive motto that it struggles to live up to. January 19, 2023 Tom Jones
When a journalist’s actions become the focus of a murder trial A judge barred the recording of testimony after a coconspirator ‘opted out.’ But Derek Myers posted audio that he says ‘landed in my lap.’ January 17, 2023 Emanuella Grinberg
Democracy in action or ‘C-SPAN gaze’: The cases for and against more cameras in the House chamber What would greater access provide the American public? The answer depends on who you ask. January 13, 2023 Amaris Castillo
A news photo editor’s nightmare is an art director’s dream When it comes to text-to-image technology, the future is now. But with it arrives a host of ethical and legal questions. November 11, 2022 Andrew DeVigal
Greeks don’t trust their media. Fact-checkers are trying to help The challenges facing media outlets across the globe are varied and widespread, but they appear to be particularly severe in Greece. October 10, 2022 Louis Jacobson
Opinion | Journalism and Big Tech continue to build on a bed of sand While large publishers can better roll with the changes, there are ways for local organizations to find an advantage. October 7, 2022 David Cohn
