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How chatbots can help reporters pull back the corporate curtain
Reporters can use corporate chatbots to find information about the firms that made them. The post How chatbots can help reporters pull back the corporate curtain appeared first on The Journalist's Resource .
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Understanding property tax revolts
Seven states will have proposed property tax changes on the ballot for the upcoming midterm elections. Reporters, use the insights here to inform your coverage of these measures. The post Understanding property tax revolts appeared first on The Journalist's Resource .
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The many barriers young adults must overcome to vote: A research-based reporting guide
This guide from SciLine offers insights, tips, and story ideas to help journalists report on Generation Z’s voting habits. The post The many barriers young adults must overcome to vote: A research-based reporting guide appeared first on The Journalist's Resource .
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What’s normal and what isn’t on Election Day and beyond
Federal intervention, underserved voters, artificial intelligence, how to approach voters at the polls as a reporter, and more from our webinar on covering the U.S. midterms. The post What’s normal and what isn’t on Election Day and beyond appeared first on The Journalist's…
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How to interrogate AI regulations
This commentary will help journalists understand the landscape of proposals to regulate AI companies and products, and empower reporters to ask: Who can require what of whom? The post How to interrogate AI regulations appeared first on The Journalist's Resource .
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5 takeaways from our webinar on demographic changes and migration
From fast-moving international migration trends to reporting on aging populations, check out the highlights from our webinar on demographic changes in the U.S. The post 5 takeaways from our webinar on demographic changes and migration appeared first on The Journalist's Resource .
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For recent college grads, there are reasons bigger than AI that some are not finding jobs
The trends driving high unemployment rates among recent college graduates began before the rise of generative artificial intelligence, explains sociologist Corey Moss-Pech. The post For recent college grads, there are reasons bigger than AI that some are not finding jobs…
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10 tips for content creators covering U.S. elections
Election Day isn’t usually results day — prepare your followers for delayed results. This and more for social media creators who want to help foster an informed voting public. The post 10 tips for content creators covering U.S. elections appeared first on The Journalist's…
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Sports reporters rarely cover college athletes as employees — they should.
College athletes are part of a labor market, Chris Corr explains. He argues it’s time for reporters to start covering them as employed athletes, not amateur students. The post Sports reporters rarely cover college athletes as employees — they should. appeared first on The…
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Sports betting on campus: Story ideas from our webinar
Mental health concerns, prop bet bans and much more from our webinar on what you need to know to cover sports betting on campus and betting on college sports. The post Sports betting on campus: Story ideas from our webinar appeared first on The Journalist's Resource .
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Understanding heirs property
This explainer will help journalists get to know heirs property, a unique but not uncommon form of property ownership in the U.S. that can sometimes lead to owners losing their land. The post Understanding heirs property appeared first on The Journalist's Resource .