Institute for Media and Public Trust secures major grant to propel Journalists of Color training program
Democracy, Local news, Media Institute, News desert, Non-profit news
Collaborative Crusade: Journalists, funders unite at Stanford to rescue local journalism from decline
California plays catch-up: Two state Assembly bills require media literacy in K-12 public school curriculum.
Artificial Intelligence, Ethics
Picture this: A.I. may generate images in seconds, but we can’t charge ahead without considering the ethical and legal issues.
ChatGPT is an impressive artificial intelligence application, but it’s often misleading and fact-challenged
News Trends, Trust & Credibility
Majority of Americans trust local news more than national news because they believe local journalists care more about what they’re covering
When will the final printed newspaper roll off the press? It’s coming soon, judging by today’s classrooms where students who read news say they only access content online.
Media Literacy, Trust & Credibility
In this digital age, media literacy is crucial to a functioning democracy. So why isn’t it a higher priority in our schools?
Media Literacy, Trust & Credibility
Fresno State Institute for Media and Public Trust 