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Elizabeth Schulze Wants to Do It All at ABC News
“In our industry, you have to be able to do multiple platforms....It's being able to do analysis on streaming. It's being able to do podcasts. You really have to be multifaceted."
‘Bloodbath’ Controversy is a Reminder of Why Trust in Media is at an All-Time Low
Habitually distorting facts is why America’s trust in the media is so low.
Julia Boorstin Has Shaped the Discussion on CNBC For Nearly Two Decades
"After covering the Facebook IPO, I realized we needed a better structure at CNBC to talk about fast moving, disruptive startups before they went public.”
Dr. Asa Used Principles Learned From Dave Ramsey to Build His Radio Show
“I wondered if it would work with health the same way Dave does finance. So it just hit me."
If A Pulitzer Prize Was Won By AI, What Does It Mean for Journalism?
Protecting journalists written words from AI will continue to be a challenge.
Monica Paige Patrols the White House with Passion for OAN
"You can literally do anything in this world. I just don't take no for an answer."
Professional Wrestling Experience Helps Tyrus With His New Show at Outkick
“Each time you learn a new skill, you're honing that. So it all comes, but you have the same preparation. Like wrestling."
How News Media Is Being Killed By AI and Social Media Stories
While smaller outlets are beginning to use AI to write their story, larger outlets are relying on algorithms to provide clicks. Neither option is practical.
Gordon Deal Takes Pride In Balancing Serious Politics With Lighter News Stories
“This is not an opinion-driven show. The news is just the news to us. So it's a little chance to to be a little lighter, since obviously we do a lot of death and destruction..."
Allison Keyes Continues to Be Moved By Stories She Shares on CBS News Radio
"It's still to this day means everything to me to watch the unity that people are capable of when they're not being jerks and when they care about what's happening to others."