Most U.S. adults can correctly identify a secure password. Far fewer can recognize an example of two-factor authentication. more

Two Republicans have proposed a resolution in Congress that calls on the media to change its reporting practices around mass shootings, raising free press concerns from First Amendment advocates and mass violence experts. more

The Cronkite School is hosting the prestigious Hubert H. Humphrey Fellowship, a Fulbright Exchange program, with 11 experienced, mid-career professionals from emerging democracies. more

Law schools and other graduate programs have long offered loan repayment assistance programs to encourage graduates to pursue work in the public interest without the specter of unmanageable student debt. With a new, pilot loan repayment program, the Columbia University School of Journalism is bringing that idea to graduate journalism schools for the first time. more

The Arizona Broadcasters Association and Arizona Newspapers Association are combining operations to form a single Arizona Media Association.  more

Police had "insufficient evidence" to raid the offices of a small Kansas newspaper — and seized belongings should be returned immediately, officials said Wednesday. more

Following is a statement from Eileen O'Reilly, president of the National Press Club, and Gil Klein, president of the National Press Club Journalism Institute, on the reported withdrawal of the search warrant against the Marion County Record which had resulted in a Friday raid of the newspaper's offices and the seizure of reporting materials by local law enforcement authorities. more

Franklin News Foundation has announced that its flagship media property, The Center Square, will debut initial results from The Center Square Voters’ Voice Poll (TCS-VVP) on Aug. 17.   more

Weeks after announcing a partnership with OpenAI, The Associated Press urges caution in using — and reporting on — generative AI tools. more

Cox First Media will celebrate the 125th anniversary of the Dayton (Ohio) Daily News on Aug. 22 and invites the community to join in the celebration the entire anniversary week with a special invitation to read local news and in-depth investigations for free and to attend a special event held in honor of the milestone year.   more

More than 100 outlets were honored for their exceptional contributions in digital, radio and television journalism. more

George Chidi’s cameo appearance in the indictment of Donald J. Trump in Georgia was a plot twist, but not an accident. more

The decline of traditional TV continues, even as the prices of streaming services rise. more

The BBC presenter Stephen Nolan is facing fresh scrutiny over claims he planted staff members in the audience of his TV show to stir on-air rows. more

The Kansas Bureau of Investigation has begun a criminal probe of the police raid of a newspaper office last week that has drawn outrage from journalists nationwide who see it as a violation of the First Amendment. more

Former President Donald Trump and 18 allies have until Aug. 25 to surrender at a Georgia court after being indicted on a total 41 counts by a grand jury in Fulton County. Cameras are allowed in the state's courtrooms. more

Courier Newsroom, a local  news group with a progressive perspective, is launching a new newsroom in Nevada, and it's planning to launch two more newsrooms in Texas and New Hampshire in the … more

In this alert, Seyfarth discusses key takeaways from this settlement for all employers, regardless of whether their hiring technology might be characterized as an “artificial intelligence” tool. more

African journalist Simon Ateba's claim "that seemingly neutral rules are being used to deny him access is part of a long and troubling American tradition, in Washington and beyond." — Stephen L. Carter, columnist, Bloomberg more

Internships and journalism schools should give their students the tools they need to push for transparency and fairness in the hiring process. more