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Bill Guan, the newspaper’s ex-finance chief, admitted he ran a team out of Vietnam called “Make Money Online” to carry out the scam. more
The Associated Press, a global independent news organization dedicated to factual reporting, joins the SPUR Coalition to help shape the rules and standards that determine how publisher content is used in AI applications. more
As backlogs grow, staffing shrinks and requests languish for years, journalists say records often arrive too late to hold anyone accountable. more
A shocking amount of the content that users encounter on popular social media websites is likely AI generated, according to data from a company that detects AI writing. more
Netflix is rethinking some of its core strategies to compete with rivals. more
Meta's move to allow users to create AI images using the likenesses of people with public Instagram accounts is drawing criticism from several camps, including privacy advocates and those who represent celebrities. more
America turns 250. The major motion picture “Network” turns 50. In this month’s “Democracy Desk,” E&P Columnist Stuart N. Brotman connects the dots between the two anniversaries and explains what the First Amendment actually protects — and what it was never designed to do. more
The board of directors of WERU Community Radio has announced that Kristen Spalding of Orland, Maine, will become the next general manager of the station, taking the helm in late August. more
Lawyers for several states are finalizing an antitrust lawsuit challenging Paramount’s pending acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, including CNN, according to people involved in the legal process. more
When Paramount Chief Executive David Ellison unveiled his company’s $81 billion deal for Warner Bros. Discovery, he touted a new golden era for Hollywood — one built on scale, technology and a promise to release at least 30 theatrical movies a year. His plan has little margin for error.  more
A federal judge approved the Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) $1.5 million settlement with Elon Musk on Wednesday, saying the agreement did not meet the “high threshold” for the court to strike it down despite “significant misgivings.” more
The Local is a pilot newsletter to connect readers to their communities through journalism, co-hosted by Minnesotans Shadi Bushra and Jay Gabler. more
OpenAI has released new conversational models, called GPT-Live-1 and GPT-Live-1 mini, claiming that they sound more natural and can handle turn-taking better. These are full-duplex models, meaning they can speak and listen at the same time, allowing users to interrupt naturally and enabling features like live translation. more
Inyoung Kang is taking a new role in London, and Emily McGarvey has joined The Times. more
Amanda Courtney and Hanna Velcofsky have joined The New York Times as newsroom operations managers. more
Previously non-unionized workers at Aboriginal Peoples Television Network have filed to join the Canadian Media Guild. more
LAist, a nonprofit newsroom that’s built on a membership model used by other public radio stations nationwide, ran two experiments over the past six months that illustrate how media leaders need to think about audience relationships in fundamentally different ways. more
Morgan Greenwald, Shira Tarlo, Sarah Beringer, Brittney Forbes and Christina Veta have new roles. more
Unable to enter the U.S., Iranian journalists reflect on disappointment in being forced to miss the world’s biggest sporting event. more
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