Storybench https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html “Find Your Happiness”: Mexican Entrepreneur Germán Ahumada Alduncin Shares the Keys to Personal Growth in the Creesiendo Podcast Through Lynn Johnson’s Lens: Visual Storytelling, National Geographic and the Future of Long-Form Photojournalism How The New York Times used space and sound to revive Notre Dame after the fire Streaming Content Producer Angela Chen on reinventing local TV news for the streaming generation at ABC7 Chicago Winter AI + journalism updates: Is AI breaking boundaries or breaking rules? How WCVB’s OTT Content Producer Leanna Scachetti is Transforming Local TV News for Digital Audiences From Ancient Egypt to Charlie Hebdo: How technology has enabled the spread of political and religious satire Chris Wiggins, the theoretical physicist working at the New York Times Scrolling for Something Real: The Antidote to “Doomscrolling” Transforming journalism with data and AI: Research on representation, equity and accountability in news from the 2024 Computation + Journalism Symposium  The Marshall Project’s Aaron Sankin on AI, large data sets and contextualizing data stories in the real world How to be a creative visual storyteller with video journalist Forrest Sanders NICAR 2025: New data journalism tools you can use right now February updates in AI and journalism: Continuing legal tensions, newsroom experiments and emerging collaboration From print to reels: How student journalists are crafting news for the digital age Your city, but hotter: How Derek Taylor and The Pudding used visualizations to recontextualize the story of climate change Eight years post NBC breakup: How 7News “makes you wanna watch” Summer AI + journalism updates: how automation is reshaping news routines Breaking News Barriers: Northeastern-WCVB Partnership Honored with regional Murrow Award How Lam Thuy Vo turned the chaos of infertility into a story of data, play, and hope Emily Sweeney is a stah Learning for a Living: Howtown’s Joss Fong Is On a Mission to Reinvent Science Explainer Videos Federal data is disappearing. Meet the teams rescuing it Taking the risk: How wildlife photographer Martin Gregus captures powerful conservation stories to inspire change No box to check: How Sarah Almukhtar and The New York Times used visual storytelling to break down the Census definition of “White” Try this tool to map protests for local news “AI is transforming music faster than we think.” The Washington Post’s Yan Wu explores the intersection of AI and creativity. How to use R to dig for story ideas Is Apple’s new free AI-powered transcription feature a game-changer for journalists? We compared it to paid services Growth as a metaphor: how Kristin Baumann used flowering plants to explain poverty Slurp on this: What Axios’ Soup Dumpling Index tells us about AI in the newsroom How The Washington Post combined data and human stories to cover Hurricane Helene’s aftermath  How Wall Street Journal Social Media Editor, Gianna Barberia, is Expanding Engagement Whose Quotes Get Cleaned Up? How News Orgs Normalize Some Voices and Scrutinize Others Where Should Data Journalists Be This Spring and Summer?  Making Trillions Make Sense: How Reuters Visualized the AI Economy  Early Fall 2025: Journalism faces new AI crossroads What Can GenAI (Really) Do For Data Visualization? AI + Journalism: Fall Updates: From tools on the side to systems in the center How Georgia Makely is Using Podcasting to Bring Fashion’s Untold Stories to a New Generation Unveiling the Power of YouTube “vlopologies”: Data-Driven Insights into Subscriber Growth and Controversy Unlocking Emotional Waves: How Time, Location, and Context Shape Social Media Sentiments Краткое руководство разработчика по веб-верстке Beyond Borders: Visa Policies Reshaping the Future of Data Journalism 开发人员网页排版快速指南 Battle of the Bots: Which AI Translator Is Best? We put three to the test From ONA25: AI Strategies That Any Journalist Can Try  AI Takes Center Stage  Summer Cinema’s Three Big Moments  What actually works: Clare Spencer on generative AI use in newsrooms AI Can Fake the Crowd—But Not Replace It