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Mixed Signals: How AI cures writer’s block
And when will the chatbots replace us? A conversation with playwright Ayad Akhtar.
InfoWars’ victims and enemies consider buying it
The auctioning off of Alex Jones’ conspiracy theory-laden network has sparked some serious behind-the-scenes interest.
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Politico’s wonky Pro service to roll out new AI tool
The new AI tool will aim to help users quickly pull together information from Politico and Politico Pro content to create comprehensive reports.
Mixed Signals: Can centrism go viral? with The Bulwark’s Tim Miller
Is there a political caucus behind The Bulwark?
How Tim Miller and The Bulwark became 2024’s unlikely YouTube stars
The Never Trump outlet The Bulwark is becoming one of the breakout media successes of the 2024 election.
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Mixed Signals: A safe space for CEOs (and politicians?) with All-In’s Jason Calacanis
What’s behind big tech’s breakup with traditional media?
New York Times’ tech staff threatens strike during Election Day crunch
The threat has rattled the paper’s management, including some leaders in the newsroom.
Mixed Signals: It’s a man eat dog world, with food critic Pete Wells
On the menu: the health hazards of criticism, how celebrity chefs and TikTokers altered the power of his seat, and more.
Low-profile New York publisher bids for Telegraph
Dovid Efune and a group of North American financiers are among a handful of bidders for the Tories’ favorite newspaper.
How global media is reacting to the Harris-Trump debate
Headlines focused on the US vice president outperforming Trump as the candidates clashed on Ukraine, the Israel-Hamas war, and abortion.
Q&A: David Rubenstein on the presidents, and George W. Bush’s theory of populism
The Highest Calling: Conversations on the American Presidency is out on Sep. 10.
Mysterious influencer network pushed sexual smears of Harris
“Please God make it stop,” objected former New York Rep. George Santos.
Semaforum: Kate Conger and Ryan Mac
The two New York Times tech reporters discuss their book on Twitter under Elon Musk.
OffBall launches as new sports culture brand
The site wants to use a human touch to curate the flood of conversations about sports in popular culture.
Mixed Signals: The sports boom — football, pickleball, tennis and, um, cricket
Are we in a supply-side sports crisis?
Disney-Reliance merger approved
The deal means Asia’s richest man Mukesh Ambani will control just under a third of India’s streaming services.
538’s model mystery
The most-scrutinized election forecast model in the US is back.
Progressive news site Barbed Wire launches in Texas
On Monday, The Barbed Wire will begin churning out news Texas-focused stories on culture, politics, and entertainment.