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poynter.org - Lisa Geiger - Poynter releases new conflict of interest guidelines for journalism funders - Poynter
Poynter releases new conflict of interest guidelines for journalism funders - Poynter
Poynter - Poynter –

ST. PETERSBURG, Florida (November 9, 2026) — The Poynter Institute has released a new toolkit to help foundations and other journalism funders navigate conflicts of interest that traditional policies may not address. Philanthropic support…

mumsnet.com - I Am Not Coping. Journaling Here To Feel Less Alone
I Am Not Coping. Journaling Here To Feel Less Alone
Mumsnet –

Please or to access all these features Mumsnet hasn't checked the qualifications of anyone posting here. If you have medical concerns, please seek medical attention. crackedthevase · Today 09:38 Background so that it doesn't become some…

aftermath.site - Jeffrey Rousseau - The Past, Present And Future Of Black Games Journalism
The Past, Present And Future Of Black Games Journalism
Aftermath –

Games journalism has always been a white institution. There is no clearer evidence of this than its historical and present relationship with Black journalists. Video games are said to be entertainment for everyone. However, who gets to write…

dropsitenews.com - Fighting to Expand the Margins of Journalism in Egypt
Fighting to Expand the Margins of Journalism in Egypt
Drop Site News –

Drop Site is a reader-funded, independent news outlet. Without your support, we can't operate. Please consider becoming a paid subscriber or making a 501(c)(3) tax-deductible donation today. CAIRO, Egypt—On October 27, I stood before a judge…

longislandpress.com - Long Island Press - Manhasset High School broadcast journalism students go behind the scenes at NBC's TODAY Show
Manhasset High School broadcast journalism students go behind the scenes at NBC's TODAY Show
LI Press –

Students in the Broadcast Journalism IV program at Manhasset High School recently had the unique opportunity to experience the fast-paced world of national television production during a visit to NBC's TODAY show in New York City. The trip provided…

japantimes.co.jp - Ian King - Nvidia scandal creates risks for whole AI industry, not just CEO
Nvidia scandal creates risks for whole AI industry, not just CEO
The Japan Times –

Nvidia Corp. Chief Executive Officer Jensen Huang's affair with an alleged Chinese spy has sent the company's stock plunging, become a focus of internal and government investigations and is now threatening to reverberate across the AI industry.

ajc.com - Rodney Ho - James Gunn leaving DC gig may not bode well for future projects in Atlanta
James Gunn leaving DC gig may not bode well for future projects in Atlanta
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution –

Metro Atlanta resident James Gunn is the primary reason two “Superman” movies and two DC HBO Max series have been shot in Georgia over the past two years. But now that Gunn has stepped down as co-chairman and co-CEO of DC Studios…

mirror.co.uk - Jordan Lloyd Beck - Corrie's special episode is a nod to the past - please keep it up for the future
Corrie's special episode is a nod to the past - please keep it up for the future
Daily Mirror –

Coronation Street has been a true constant in my life, and really, I have everything to thank it for. Whilst others at school were obsessed with reality shows and sport, I couldn't get enough of the ITV soap and devoured everything I could about…

theweek.com - Chas Newkey-Burden, The Week UK - Why scientists in 1960s predicted world would end on Friday
Why scientists in 1960s predicted world would end on Friday
The Week US –

Did you hear that the world is ending on Friday? That's according to three scientists in the 1960s. “Our great-great-grandchildren will not starve,” they said in an article in the journal Science published on 4 November 1960.

universetoday.com - Matthew Williams Matt Williams is a space journalist - Using Vibrations and AI, Future Robotic Missions Could Handle Buried Rocks Autonomously
Using Vibrations and AI, Future Robotic Missions Could Handle Buried Rocks Autonomously
Universe Today –

Knowing a planet's surface and subsurface structure is vital when planning robotic and crewed missions to explore it. Before landers, rovers, or crew modules reach the surface, astronauts and mission controllers need to know what they will be…

japantimes.co.jp - Covert Russian network exploited French riots on social media, EU report says
Covert Russian network exploited French riots on social media, EU report says
The Japan Times –

A covert Russian network sought to exploit last month's riots in France by using social media to blame the unrest on uncontrolled immigration and portray the government as having lost control, according to an internal EU assessment seen. A separate…

thehindu.com -  The Hindu Bureau - Equip students with industry-ready skills, entrepreneurial abilities, Joshi tells institutions
Equip students with industry-ready skills, entrepreneurial abilities, Joshi tells institutions
The Hindu –

Updated - November 09, 2026 07:21 pm IST - HUBBALLI Subscribe to The Hindu @ Just ₹1* Subscribe to The Hindu @ Just $4.99 *Offer only for new subscribers Union Minister for Education, Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution Pralhad…

japantimes.co.jp - Fabien Zamora - Honey traps: Sex, lies and a spy's oldest trick
Honey traps: Sex, lies and a spy's oldest trick
The Japan Times –

Artificial intelligence, superchips and cyber warfare may be reshaping modern espionage, but some secrets are still won the old-fashioned way: through sex and scandal. The latest controversy to ripple through the tech world centers on Nvidia chief…

japantimes.co.jp - Anthropic IPO's moment of truth nears as waiting period ends
Anthropic IPO's moment of truth nears as waiting period ends
The Japan Times –

Anthropic can begin formally marketing its much-anticipated IPO as early as Tuesday, enabling it to make the case to investors that now is the right time to go public despite last week's swoon in artificial intelligence-related stocks. The…

abcnews.com - Mary Kekatos - Hits to center of head are more predictive of concussions for athletes: Study
Hits to center of head are more predictive of concussions for athletes: Study
ABC News –

Hits to the center of the head are more predictive of concussions than hits that cause the head to rotate, a new study finds. Previously, it was believed that rotational acceleration -- which occurs when a hit to the head is off-center and causes…

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