Tonight, Poynter honors Dean Baquet with the Distinguished Service to Journalism Award! 🌟

Baquet, the former Executive Editor of and a Pulitzer Prize winner, led the Times newsroom through a period of immense digital change and groundbreaking national coverage. @nytimespr.bsky.social

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Poynter’s AI expert Alex Mahadevan takes you on a tour of the new slop factory, Sora 2.

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Want to keep your data and sources safe, but analyze your reporting with AI? Poynter’s AI expert (and total thrasher) Alex Mahadevan explains how.

Gamergate claimed to be about ethics in gaming journalism, but was it? A decade later, Poynter reflects on the online firestorm that wrote the playbook for digital movements cloaking misinformation under the guise of a higher purpose. www.youtube.com/watch?v=xZJO...

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National Advisory Board member Mike Wilson shares how Poynter has sharpened his professional skills and made a lasting difference.

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“The press secretary and the press shouldn’t always agree.”
Jen Psaki reflects on friction, transparency and why cutting out outlets like the AP threatens the integrity of the briefing room.

A must-listen on the evolving role of media in the White House.
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