✎ Nieman Lab 哈佛大學尼曼新聞基金會《尼曼新聞實驗室》｜20241002

Congress fights to keep AM radio in cars

國會奮力捍衛車內AM廣播

A lament about the demise of AM radio has been rising in the halls of Congress.Several automakers, most notably Tesla and Ford, have decided to stop putting AM radios in their electric vehicles. They claim their electric motors interfere with the audio quality of the signal and insist that FM and satellite radio are enough.

✎ The Guardian 英國《衛報》｜20241002

Dump, post, repeat: how Instagram became a social media junkyard

轉存、發文、重複：Instagram是如何成為社群媒體垃圾場

Our photo dumps used to be an aesthetic disruption. Now we’re just bending to the app’s will

✎ The Global Investigative Journalism Network 非營利組織《全球深度報導網》｜20241003

How to Bring Investigative Journalism into Food Lifestyle Media

如何將調查報導引入飲食、生活媒體

Yet much of this content — recipes, restaurant reviews, cooking advice from chefs or food influencers — is consumed as entertainment, and comparatively little of it explores the broader issues — such as agriculture, environment, policy, and industry — that shape what and how we eat.

✎ Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism 英國牛津大學路透新聞學研究所｜20240927

Journalists should recognise how their reporting impacts news events, an anthropologist argues in a new book

人類學家在新書中指出：記者應體認到其報導對新聞事件的影響

Many journalists are very aware of their potential to influence events while reporting on them. The question then becomes: how should one wield this capacity? And the answer really depends on the situation one is in and what one is reporting on

✎ The Conversation 非營利媒體平台《The Conversation》｜20240926

ChatGPT is changing the way we write. Here’s how – and why it’s a problem

ChatGPT正在改變我們的寫作方式　這是如何發生的，以及為什麼這將成為問題

The overuse of certain words and phrases leads to writing losing its personal touch. It becomes harder to distinguish between individual voices and perspectives and everything takes on a robotic undertone.

✎ Current 非營利媒體《CURRENT》｜20240927

NPR updates newsmag strategy to address audience declines

NPR 更新其新聞雜誌策略，以應對聽眾流失

NPR learned through research that its audience sees it as “a little too formal or a little too academic,” Marrapodi said. “Sometimes in news, we can fall into being very buttoned-up, especially when we’re covering serious topics,” Marrapodi said. “And the audience expects that from us, to be serious, but I think they’re giving us some permission to experiment a little more and to be a little more casual in those spaces.”

整理：朱弘川、編譯：蔡宏杰