Category: journalism
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Interview: Claire Carter – BBC Presenter and Passionate Sports Enthusiast
A Journey from East London to the Heart of BBC Broadcasting Claire Carter’s voice has become a familiar presence across the South West, weaving through morning commutes and afternoon drives with warmth, clarity, and an unmistakable authenticity. But behind the microphone lies a story far richer than any single broadcast could capture — one of…
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Professor admits using AI for opinion piece, exposing trust issues in tech
The Growing Divide Between AI Use and Public Trust The recent revelation that a pro vice-chancellor at a university used AI to write an opinion piece for a major Australian newspaper has sparked a broader conversation about the relationship between artificial intelligence (AI) and public trust. While the use of AI itself is not new,…
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CNN Sues Perplexity Over Alleged Copyright Theft
AP Photo/Ron Harris CNN has initiated legal action against Perplexity AI, alleging that the company has appropriated the cable news network’s intellectual property. The 54-page complaintwas submitted on Thursday morning in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York, andincluded1,165 pages of evidence showcasing CNN’s copyrighted and trademarked material, which CNN claims…
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Ethics concerns over Sean Duffy’s new show sponsor: report
A new reality show featuring a high-profile U.S. government official has sparked controversy, with one company reportedly declining to sponsor the project due to ethical concerns. The show, titled The Great American Road Trip, is set to be released on YouTube next month as part of the celebrations for America’s 250th anniversary. Transportation Secretary Sean…
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Paramount Blocks Bari Weiss’ Rise at CBS News
Paramount Skydance has refuted claims that CBS News editor-in-chief Bari Weiss might be demoted due to concerns over her lack of experience and growing negative media attention. On Monday, Puck News reported that senior executives have been considering whether Weiss should “cede day-to-day control” of the flagship program 60 Minutes, as well as CBS Mornings…
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Norwegian Journalist’s Viral Challenge to Modi
A Bold Question from a Norwegian Journalist A Norwegian journalist has captured global attention for her bold questioning of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Norway. Helle Lyng, a reporter for Dagsavisen in Oslo, gained widespread recognition on social media after challenging the Indian leader and his officials with tough questions about…
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Karoline Leavitt slams ABC, CBS, NBC for ‘despicable’ coverage of Sheridan Gorman killing
Karoline Leavitt slams ABC, CBS, NBC for ‘despicable’ coverage of Sheridan Gorman killing WASHINGTON, DC: Karoline Leavitt didn’t hold back as she took aim at major broadcast networks during a press briefing on Monday, calling their coverage of Sheridan Gorman’s killing “despicable” and deeply inadequate. Speaking to reporters on Monday, March 30, Leavitt addressed the…
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Fact-Check Frenzy: Spotting Fake News Reports
Media outlets are grappling with an increasing issue: their websites and logos are being replicated to disseminate misinformation. Here’s what’s driving this trend—and how you can identify the impostors. Shortly after Donald Trump secured his second term as US President in November, an image of the front cover of The Economist magazine began circulating online…
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U.S. Court Rules $18M Award for Ghanaian Journalist Anas in Landmark Libel Case Against Former MP
The $18 million in damages resulted from a unanimous verdict handed down by an eight-person jury at the Essex County Superior Court in New Jersey, determining that Mr. Agyapong was responsible for defaming Mr. Anas. A U.S. court has ordered compensation of $18 million (£14 million) for Ghanaian investigative reporter Anas Aremeyaw Anas, following a…