Journalism
TV4 profile charged with sex purchase but claims journalistic purpose
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A well-known TV4 journalist is charged with buying sexual services in November 2023, but claims the meeting with the woman was a journalistic assignment to follow up a tip. TV4 bosses support his version and say they knew about the plan in advance. The prosecutor, however, believes the evidence points to a crime.
Study on AI Journalism Strategies Published
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A scientific paper on source attribution and detection strategies for journalism in the AI era was published in ScienceDirect on September 6, 2025, highlighting the need for verified news amid sophisticated AI technologies.
Portrait of Hugo Clément, engaged and controversial journalist
Hugo Clément, a France Télévisions journalist known for his environmental commitments, is the subject of a portrait exploring misunderstandings about him. Launched by 'Le Petit Journal,' he jealously defends his freedom while annoying many observers. The article clears up several misconceptions about this star chronicler of 'Quelle époque' on France 2.
Tiago Scheuer takes over Hora 1 from Roberto Kovalick
Roberto Kovalick bid farewell to Hora 1 after six years hosting the program on Thursday, October 30. Tiago Scheuer, a Globo journalist since 2011, takes over the presentation starting Friday, October 31. The change is part of a week of alterations in the network's news programs.
Granma and Nhan Dan strengthen respect and collaboration
A delegation from Nhan Dan, the official organ of Vietnam's Communist Party, visited Cuba from October 16 to 21 to exchange experiences with Granma and participate in the First Granma-Rebelde Festival. This visit highlights the 65 years of diplomatic relations between the two nations, to be commemorated in December. Leaders from both newspapers discussed progress in journalistic cooperation and future projects.
IFJ Releases South Asia Media Bulletin for September 2025
The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) has published its monthly media bulletin for South Asia, highlighting key developments in press freedom, journalist safety, and media industry trends across the region. The September 2025 edition covers incidents of censorship, attacks on journalists, and ongoing efforts to protect media workers in countries like India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh. This bulletin serves as a vital resource for understanding the challenges faced by the media in South Asia amid political and social upheavals.
Paramount names Bari Weiss CBS News editor-in-chief
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Paramount Global has acquired The Free Press and appointed its co-founder Bari Weiss as editor-in-chief of CBS News. The move aims to bring balanced journalism to a wider audience amid efforts to modernize the network. Weiss, a former New York Times opinion writer, will retain leadership of her independent publication.
Fátima Bernardes returns to Jornal Nacional in JBS campaign
Journalist Fátima Bernardes, former presenter of Jornal Nacional, will be the voice of JBS's new institutional campaign. The film premieres on this Monday, 27, in an exclusive break on JN. The initiative, created by agency CP+B Brasil, highlights the company's global presence and its main brands.
NPR Airs All Things Considered Episode
NPR broadcast its All Things Considered program on September 16, 2025, featuring a variety of news segments on current events. The episode included reports on politics, culture, and science, providing listeners with in-depth analysis.
Study Reveals ChatGPT's Flaws in Summarizing Science
A new investigation by science journalists, published on September 19, 2025, exposed significant shortcomings in ChatGPT's ability to accurately summarize scientific papers. The study tested the AI on hundreds of abstracts, finding frequent errors in key details and interpretations. This raises concerns about relying on large language models for academic tasks.