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- Sep 15, 2026
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Americans give their take on press freedom. You should worry - Poynter (opens the original)
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Fresh off the presses from a Pew Research Center and Knight Foundation collaboration, a new report shows solid support for a free press. Just about three-quarters of the public say a free press is extremely or very important to society. But under some circumstances that would make many journalists bristle, large shares of Americans think it’s OK to limit the press. Over half say the government should have the power to order a news organization to take down a story if it poses a risk to national
A diminished Stars and Stripes is bad for the US military and bad for America - Poynter (opens the original)
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Almost every year, at least one story from Stars and Stripes is among the journalism honored by the Military Reporters & Editors, a professional association. Often, the stories are about failures or rules that unfairly harm those who serve or their families. In 2024, Stars and Stripes exposed a bureaucratic practice that plagues thousands of veterans, making it appear as if they have a pending criminal charge when, in fact, their cases were investigated and charges were not filed. In 2022, it wa
Election mistrust runs high. Your newsroom can help. - Poynter (opens the original)
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When it comes to building public trust in the November elections, state and local newsrooms have their work cut out for them. The discovery in New Jersey that the state had registered about 6,500 noncitizens generated headlines and controversy. The threat of noncitizen voting has been central to President Donald Trump’s case for stricter federal election law. Yet only about 400 of the people identified in New Jersey cast ballots, and those votes represented the slenderest of slices of the total
A hyperlocal news page falls victim to Facebook’s AI - Poynter (opens the original)
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Like many small news efforts, Indiana’s The Bloomingtonian relies on its Facebook page to reach people and get subscribers. Local residents must have an appetite for stories about outdoor World Cup watch parties, chickens running loose on a freeway and harsh conditions at a county jail — over 67,000 of them follow The Bloomingtonian on Facebook. Like many large technology platforms, Facebook now relies heavily on automated AI systems to detect accounts and pages it believes violate its policies.
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