Why I’m Enrolling in an API Course
I’m enrolling in an API course because I want to move beyond simply using APIs and develop a much deeper understanding of how they actually work. I’ve worked with websites, technology, and online…
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Disney's Billion-Dollar OpenAI Deal Raises the Question of Who Gets Locked Out
Disney’s investment in OpenAI, reported at around a billion dollars, has been discussed mostly as a content deal. Legal scholars looking at it have raised a different concern, and it deserves more…
The New York Times Case Against OpenAI Forced Disclosure of 20 Million ChatGPT Conversations
The New York Times sued OpenAI and Microsoft in December 2023, alleging that millions of its articles were used without permission to train generative models. The case survived motions to dismiss and…
BuzzFeed and GB News Cut a Third of Staff Each as 2026 Job Losses Pile Up
Run the 2026 list in one go and the scale becomes hard to argue with. BuzzFeed cut a third of its staff after Byron Allen’s takeover. GB News proposed cutting roughly a third of its own after building…
Eight Pulitzer Winners and Finalists Used AI in Their 2026 Work
Eight winners and finalists in this year’s Pulitzers used artificial intelligence somewhere in their reporting. That fact sits awkwardly next to a year of layoffs blamed on automation, and both things…
Pink News Cuts Staff After Snapchat Changes and Proves the Platform Risk Was Real
Pink News has proposed cutting up to eleven staff, its second round of redundancies this year, and the stated reason is a change in how the platform distributes publisher content. The platform is…
Publishers Have Split Into Two Camps on AI, and News Corp Is in Both
Three years into the argument about AI and content, publishers have sorted themselves into two strategies. One camp licenses. The other sues. A few run both at once, and those are the ones worth…
Taiwan Expo USA 2026 Returns to Dallas as Taipei's Texas Footprint Passes $10 Billion
Trade shows are usually the least interesting thing a government does. This one is worth reading closely, not for the exhibition floor but for the roster of companies standing on it. Taiwan Expo USA…
Hexagon Buys Guidance Marine to Add Relative Positioning to Its Maritime Sensor Stack
Hexagon has agreed to acquire Guidance Marine, a Leicester-based maker of sensors that tell a ship how far it is from the thing it is trying not to hit. Completion is expected by the end of 2026…
Scripps Cuts 268 Jobs and Rebuilds Local TV News Around Automation
E.W. Scripps sent layoff notices to 268 people at the start of August, part of what the company calls the next phase of a transformation plan. The plan involves centralising newsroom functions…