Meta is delaying the rollout of a flagship AI model, prompting internal concerns about the direction of its multibillion-dollar AI investments, people familiar with the matter said.

After six years of operating behind the scenes, the News Futures collective opened its doors to the public in February — inviting others to join its mission. It's focused on building a clearer picture of how journalism can serve as civic infrastructure, rooted in mutual respect and responsive to community needs.

A new task force aims to bridge 12 newsrooms that focus on climate journalism. Not all the entities involved in the task force exclusively cover climate content. Some branch out into other areas of journalism, but all of them produce and share climate content.

How do you save local journalism? How do you take a legacy newspaper and ensure it continues for the next 140 years? These are questions that Rob Curley — executive editor at The Spokesman-Review in Spokane, Washington — has been pondering for more than a decade. Curley may have found the answer with the help of some news industry veterans, a local entrepreneur with a passion for nonprofits, and the counsel of one of the largest business consultancies in the nation.

The OCU Chronicle, a new student newspaper created for students by students, officially launched May 13, providing a bold, unapologetic platform for Jewish voices and allies around the world. The OCU Chronicle will be available via Substack and will publish quarterly.

More than two dozen collective bargaining agreements now include language covering artificial intelligence in their newsrooms.

Washington State University may halve or even cancel the state’s fledgling journalism fellowship program because the Legislature slashed its funding.

Photojournalist Nebyou Solomon says police unlawfully searched and seized him after he was arrested for trying to film a protest in front of the Trump International Hotel in Las Vegas in 2017.

Building on the success of its fully managed Optimum Contests solution, NERUS Strategies has launched Optimum Ballots — a self-managed contest platform designed specifically for media companies running “Best Of” competitions.

More than 90% of your readers hit the paywall — and vanish. What if you could turn that dead-end into a new revenue stream, without hurting subscriptions or lifting your paywall? In this exclusive webinar, E&P sits down with Wade Bradley, CEO of Make It Free, to explore a bold new model that’s already generating $200,000 per million lost readers. If you’re looking for low-lift, high-impact ways to grow digital revenue, this is the conversation you can’t afford to miss.

Five years ago, Column set out to revolutionize the cumbersome process of publishing public and legal notices, and today, their self-serve platform is delivering results. With intuitive features like flexible document uploads, instant proofs, and real-time price transparency, Column has simplified workflows for over 850 publications and 4,500 organizations, helping law firms, government agencies, and businesses save time and reduce frustration. By offering free training and innovative tools, Column has boosted newspaper staff efficiency by 270% and allowed legal reps to handle up to 67 daily notices, earning praise for transforming an outdated industry standard.

The Defender Network has transformed its newsroom efficiency and audience engagement with Nota, an AI-powered tool tailored for modern journalism. Clyde Jiles, Strategic Alliance Manager at the Defender Network, shared how Nota helped cut content production time from 90 minutes to just 15, allowing their small team to focus on impactful storytelling. With features like tone customization and SEO optimization, Nota enabled the Defender to boost digital engagement and reach more readers without compromising journalistic quality. Jiles called the tool a game-changer, emphasizing its role in streamlining operations while amplifying their community’s voice.