The end of Twitter verification – What should publishers do?
How can you maintain trustworthiness without Twitter verification?
How can you maintain trustworthiness without Twitter verification?
This year on the Interhacktives podcast, we are talking about the rise of AI-powered tools in journalism.
With the rising popularity of ChatGPT, internet users have flooded the web with AI-generated text. But can you detect AI-generated text?
YouTube has some encouraging news for those who make videos or podcasts, as creators will
Which news aggregators are vying for your attention is 2023?
Academic sources can be vital for good storytelling, and there are lots of ways to find the information you need.
Netizens have expressed their excitement about Microsoft 365 Copilot, saying that it would be a game changer for their work lives.
Meta Verified Programme, a new subscription bundle, has just been introduced by the company for both Facebook and Instagram.
Dropout TV’s successful move to a ‘freemium’ model is an example journalism can learn from.
LinkedIn now offers AI-powered features to help users with profile optimisation and job listings.
Many women journalists are on the frontlines as geopolitical crises such as the Russia-Ukraine war
Visualising data from Google Trends can provide valuable insights into the world around us. Give our tutorial a try and see what insights you can uncover.
The UK joins the list of countries that have banned TikTok. The UK’s Cabinet Office
YouTube TV has launched an early access to multiview, which allows viewers to watch up to four different sports streams at once.
Social media has gradually become the centre of gravity in people’s lives in recent years.
Meta, the owner of Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp, has announced plans to cut another 10,000
Since billionaire Elon Musk took over Twitter, the social media giant has become some sort of a “glitch station”.
The new GIF feature has had very mixed reactions from Instagram users.
Having trouble finding the news? Try Snapchat Maps to find trending stories and more
Inspired by Twitter’s Gender Pay Gap Bot, we take a look at pay gap at British newspapers