27 2023 December
Inside the New York Times Big Bet on Gaming
The team of editors at the New York Times that’s currently breaking new ground isn’t one that you’d expect. Gaming has become such a major surging area...
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07 2023 December
How Sports Journalism Is the New Battleground for AI
Drew Ortiz and Sora Tanaka have two things in common. The first is that they are prolific fun-loving sports writers for the online version of Sports...
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09 2023 November
WSJ Just Killed Its Bestseller List. Do These Lists Even Matter Anymore?
Books are an anomaly when it comes to how “bestsellers” are ranked. Movies are judged by their total box office numbers. Music is rated based...
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14 2023 October
SXSW Sydney and a Sneak Peek at the Non-Obvious Podcast
Next week I'll be back in Australia speaking at the international edition of SXSW in Sydney. In addition to doing a Featured Session, I'll be recording two episodes LIVE from the stage for my upcoming Non-Obvious Show podcast (launching later this year).
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24 2023 July
Why Barbie Isn’t the Biggest Movie Marketing Story This Week
This week every marketing publication is talking about the movie marketing for Barbie, celebrating their “dizzying array of partnerships” and all the memes, parodies and brand...
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06 2022 September
“Prebunking” Could Fix Our Misinformation Problem
If debunking is proving something wrong after it has already been released, "prebunking" is the idea that you could prevent lies from being believed if you could warn people about the deception before it happens.
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Real Journalism Is Dying … and It Might Be Your Fault
Gannett, the nation’s largest newspaper chain and owner of more than 250 regional newspapers announced “dismal” earnings for the past quarter and announced another round of...
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