A poll found 70% of Canadians said more local news in their area would have made them better informed about the election.

This is a nut that no one else in the country has cracked — how to translate what nonprofit newsrooms are doing for ...

“If the system has inaccurately called out a viewer as a minor, the mistake can be corrected by showing YouTube a government-issued identification card, a credit card or a selfie.” — ...

“The wife of White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller and former staffer for President Donald Trump has left her most recent role working directly for billionaire Elon Musk to launch a project ...

“Wikipedia has lost a legal challenge to new [U.K.] Online Safety Act rules which it says could threaten the human rights and safety of its volunteer editors. [The Wikimedia Foundation] wanted a ...

“A new feature, called ‘preferred sources,’ will let you choose the outlets you want to see featured the most in Search’s ‘top stories’ section.” — ...

“Just as we saw with the Serial gold rush, we’ll now likely see a second wave of enthusiasm and investment tied to video and the creator economy. Already, private equity has made investments in the ...

“On August 18, [Business Insider co-founder] Henry Blodget is launching Solutions, an interview podcast. The show, produced in audio form and on YouTube in partnership with Vox Media, will center on a ...

The hedge fund known for gutting newsrooms has bumped up its offer to buy the paper — but Texas law may be what stands in the ...

In a July arbitration hearing, Politico faced allegations that two generative AI tools violated its union contract.

“Rather than attempting to overcome an agency that changed hands — and a Supreme Court majority that cares very little about the rule of law — we’ll keep fighting for Internet affordability and ...

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