The Washington Post is reportedly exploring partnerships with other newspapers, Substack writers, and even non-professional writers (gasp!). This is part of attempts to expand the opinion section, according to Benjamin Mullin at The New York Times. At the heart of this story is, of course, AI, which the paper will use to support writers, presumably,

Sequoia Capital has invested $100 million in Mubi, as good a demonstration as any of how technology has collided with media and culture.

In a recent edition of the Semafor Media newsletter, Max Tani touched on the issue of gatekeeping a couple of times. “The debate about whether the legacy news media — to the degree it still keeps the gate at all — failed to adequately cover President Joe Biden’s decline is also at the heart of

The Podcast Show London is an increasingly important event on the industry calendar, with big names attending, but indies still matter a lot.

I had vowed not to write another story about Gary Lineker, but here we are. As readers will know, the ex-footballer has been embroiled in rows about his social media postings on various world events, not least the ongoing conflict between Israel and the terror group Hamas.  This has all finally caught up with the