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“Unlike podcasters in the conservative-aligned womanosphere who regularly toe the party line when it comes to topics such as immigration, abortion or birth control, Halili and Reitsma prefer a more ...

For some critics, such as MIT researcher and entrepreneur Christian Catalini, anthropomorphic accounts like Patel’s risk obscuring the responsibility OpenAI and the humans working there have for the ...

The nonprofit, founded by three journalists formerly with The Intercept — another adversarial outlet — gets 35% of revenue from around 21,000 paying subscribers (70% annual, 30% monthly) (and out of ...

The Non-League Paper, which reports exclusively on lower-league English soccer teams, is “the highest-selling print publication dedicated specifically to soccer in the United Kingdom. Counting ...

Those involved include Rob Maness, a retired Air Force colonel, and Kurt Schlichter, a retired Army colonel, people familiar with the matter said…Both served for decades in uniform and, since retiring ...

We keep an eye out for the most interesting stories about Labby subjects: digital media, startups, the web, journalism, strategy, and more. Here’s some of what we’ve seen lately.

Any good op-ed can spark a public conversation, but most won’t start a debate over the nature of opinion writing itself. Last week, a Wall Street Journal piece by the billionaire financier Stanley ...

“As the platform promotes more and more free content, users have less and less incentive (and time) to engage with the more thoughtful higher quality content that lives behind paywalls.” —SS ...

Executive editor Julie Pace first announced that the AP would open a new production hub in Noida, India, in an email sent to staff in June. She noted that the initiative would ‘affect’ some U.S. staff ...

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The four publishers to increase their follower count by more than 11 million were led by the Daily Mail, which has seen an increase of 16.6 million followers in two years to 26.5 million for its main ...