The end of the trial period is a welcome change by food writers who have been worried about losing website traffic and in turn, advertising revenue, if the feature became permanent.

Reactions within the Post’s newsroom has been wide-ranging, and journalists are worried about giving up control of a story — but Futures editor Zachary Goldfarb hopes the initiative will build trust by breaking down the walls between sources, readers, and reporters.

RT @niemanfdn: We’re pleased to welcome Samantha Henry as the new editor of @NiemanReports. She says: “I am honored to continue Nieman Repo….

RT @decka227: Law360 is requiring all stories pass through an AI "bias indicator" before publication. The policy came after an executive….

A new policy at Law360, the legal news service owned by LexisNexis, requires that every story pass through an AI-powered “bias” detection tool before publication.

Consider this a proof-of-concept of how a publisher could decide to connect its work to AI interfaces — its own or someone else’s.

On Tuesday, Cloudflare became the first major internet infrastructure company to block AI scraping by default. The shift from an “opt-out” model to an “opt-in” model means AI companies need to receive explicit permission from a website serviced by Cloudflare before scraping.

RT @jbenton: New by me —>. I made a tool that lets your favorite AI models talk with, search, and analyze the full-text archives of @thegua….

Are journalists projecting their own opinions onto the public?

Google kills the fact-checking snippet

Nonprofit news executives share tips on handling the tough times

You’re more likely to pay for news if you’re rich, old, and/or white

A new report documents “the surprising breadth of student reporting in public media”

Sophiana wants to turn your semicolon-laden story into something your nephew won't swipe past.

AI-personalized news takes new forms (but do readers want them?)

"The Economist’s desktop usage has been relatively flat; most growth is coming from the app. The app had more than 270 million active visits for the year ending in March 2025, up from 239 million the previous year."

The BBC is introducing a paywall in the U.S.

It’s the first time the broadcaster will directly charge for its journalism anywhere in the world.

RT @decka227: "It is critical to not let journalism be chewed up and spit out by technologies yet again.". A year into its OpenAI litigatio….

Today, The Economist’s new app design launched. Daily news and vertical videos are featured on weekdays, and longform and opinion writers are promoted on weekends.