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Deal or no deal? Media companies take divergent paths on AI.
In December, the New York Times fired an early shot in the battle over whether it is legal for artificial intelligence ...
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The state of global press freedom in 10 numbers
May 3, was World Press Freedom Day. The date marks the anniversary of the Windhoek Declaration, a 1991 statement, named for ...
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Crisis at Columbia: A conversation with Jelani Cobb
Jelani Cobb is the dean of the Columbia Journalism School. He is also a staff writer at The New Yorker. For much of the past ...
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Apple’s censorship in China is just the tip of the iceberg
Last week, the Chinese government ordered Apple to remove several widely used messaging apps—WhatsApp, Threads, Signal, and ...
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When Reporters Are the Enemy: Practicing Journalism in Hostile Regimes
The Columbia Journalism Review explores the dangers of reporting under some of the world’s most restrictive governments.
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What’s next for TikTok?
After almost four years of debating a law that would force ByteDance, the Chinese company that owns TikTok, to sell the app ...
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Trump, Weinstein, and the court of public opinion
I wrote for CJR about what Jim Rutenberg, then the media columnist at the New York Times, described as “the hot new media ...
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The adults in the room
NYPD officers stand watch as pro-Palestinian demonstrators are arrested during a protest at CUNY Harlem campus following a march from Columbia University on April 30,2024 in New York City. Columbia ...