✎ POYNTER 美國波因特學院｜20250220

Fact-checkers are among the top sources for X’s Community Notes, study reveals

研究顯示：事實查核人員是X平台社群筆記最主要的來源

Notes that cite fact-checkers earn more trust from X users and combat misinformation faster

✎ Columbia Journalism Review 美國《哥倫比亞新聞評論》｜20250218

America Needs a Working-Class Media

美國需要工人階級媒體

“We desperately need a working-class media—very little in our current media ecosystem directly addresses poor Americans,” says Victor Pickard, a professor of media studies in the Annenberg School for Communication at the University of Pennsylvania. The main reason for its absence, he says, is that media owners are “dedicated to making as much money as possible.” This is especially true in the US, whose media depend on advertisers and the wealthy audiences they love (of course, advertising is increasingly hard to come by, amid the generally dire media landscape).

✎ Article 14 印度公益網站《Article 14》｜20250217

Backlash, Bailiffs, Bankruptcy: The Unmaking Of Independent, Public-Spirited Journalism In India

強烈反彈、司法官干預、破產：印度具獨立性及公共性的新聞業解體

A new crackdown has left independent news websites, such as The File and The Reporters' Collective, grappling with financial uncertainty and the threat of closure, undermining their ability to continue investigations and reportage. A few journalists continue to face the threat of being thrown in jail, but many more organisations are vulnerable to nuanced efforts to choke them, including tax scrutiny, regulatory and financial pressures.

✎ journalism.co.uk 英國新聞網站《journalism.co.uk》｜20250219

Can AI help overcome biases and shortcomings in data journalism?

AI能幫助克服資料新聞學的偏見與缺陷？

Proceed with caution, but the technology known for hallucinations could help journalists when their data is missing, biased or lacking nuance, according to BBC experts

✎ Pew Research Center 美國皮尤研究中心｜20250218

What we know about TikTok content creators

我們對 TikTok 內容創作者的了解

Popular creators share more promotional content, talk less about news and politics

✎ Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism 英國牛津路透新聞學研究所｜20250217

How a small Nigerian newsroom used AI for a flooding investigation

奈及利亞的一家小型新聞媒體如何運用AI技術進行洪水調查報導

Kevin-Alerechi took on the role of prompt engineer and used paid-for versions of ChatGPT and Gemini to seek information on funding for flood victims in Rivers State. She ran the same prompts in each to compare the results. A free-to-use version of Copilot was used for basic spelling and grammar checks while drafting the report.

整理：朱弘川、編譯：蔡宏杰