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The New York Times’ Director of Newsroom Career Programs Theodore Kim discussed the state of journalism amid artificial intelligence developments and offered advice to aspiring writers Thursday at a ...

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WASHINGTON—The National Association of Broadcasters is filling the agenda for the 2025 NAB Show New York, set for Oct. 21-23 at New York’s Javits Center. Billed as the East Coast’s premier event for ...

New York Times reporter and "Bad Blood" author John Carreyrou filed the lawsuit in California federal court with five other ...

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NEW YORK — The Associated Press won a Pulitzer Prize in feature photography Monday for its coverage of global migration through Latin America to the U.S., while The New York Times and the Washington ...

New York Jewish Week is pleased to announce the next application round of our journalism fellowship for high school-age Jewish teenagers. This is a wonderful opportunity for NYC-based teens to report ...