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AI Tools Reshape Journalists’ Skills, Raising New Concerns
Journalists are rethinking core skills as AI tools automate research and writing. A new study finds both risks of deskilling and opportunities for upskilling. The debate is intensifying in newsrooms worldwide.
World Cup Drives Surge in U.S. Soccer Fandom
A new survey shows more Americans are tuning in to the World Cup. Interest is rising, especially among younger and Hispanic audiences. Brand sponsorships are also gaining traction.
Financial Times Survey: 74% of Leaders Unsure Which Data to Trust
Executives are struggling to identify reliable information as AI-generated content and misinformation rise. Most now verify data across sources and demand evidence before making decisions. Trust in AI remains low.
Pew Research Reveals Four Distinct Types of Civic Engagement
A new Pew-Knight Initiative study groups Americans into four civic engagement profiles. The research highlights differences in political, social, and news participation. Age and party lines influence these patterns.
How Often AI Gets It Wrong: New Data on Hallucinations
Marketers report nearly half of AI-generated content contains errors each week. Fact-checking is now a major part of digital workflows as platforms like ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini face scrutiny for subtle and serious mistakes.
New Pew Data Reveals Who Talks to Local Journalists Most
A recent Pew Research Center survey finds that 23% of U.S. adults have spoken with a local journalist. Education, income, and community attachment play a key role in who gets interviewed.
Ad Blocker Users Outspend Others, Upending Publisher Assumptions
New research shows ad-blocker users spend far more online than non-users. These consumers are also more likely to pay for digital content and subscriptions. Industry beliefs about their value may need to change.
FT Strategies and WAN-IFRA Reveal How Newsrooms Are Responding to AI and Audience Shifts
FT Strategies and WAN-IFRA surveyed newsroom leaders in 86 countries. The study shows how publishers are changing strategy for AI and audience needs. Key gaps in skills and trust are slowing progress. The report highlights newsroom innovation worldwide.