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European media companies sue Google for $2.3B
Plus, how U.S. adults use TikTok, and a look at Instagram’s rise as a news site.
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Indonesia regulates tech companies’ media use
Plus, House forms bipartisan task force for AI regulation, announcing the Pew-Knight Initiative
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TikTok’s role in U.S. and EU elections
Plus, key facts about Black Americans and news, Modi uses social media to reshape Indian politics
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What Americans like and dislike about getting news on social media
Plus, Facebook turns 20, Tucker Carlson interviews Vladimir Putin.
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NYT builds team to explore AI in the newsroom
Plus, Americans’ social media use, WSJ plans layoffs and restructuring.
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Layoffs at L.A. Times, Sports Illustrated
Plus, Black Americans’ views of news topics, Condé Nast workers go on strike.
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Baltimore Sun sold to media executive
Plus, views from Americans who don’t closely follow political news, and news outlets cancel New Hampshire GOP primary debates.
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OpenAI claims NYT lawsuit is “without merit”
Views on how the news media covers Black Americans, X suspends accounts of multiple journalists
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President of The Economist named CEO of The Baltimore Banner
Dallas Morning News union claims a “culture of fear” following a staffer’s departure, Parler to relaunch ahead of 2024 election