Journalists need sources when writing an article. Tracking down sources to comment on a topic, like experts in a medical field or business owners affected by a policy decision, can be time consuming.

Journalists often interview sources who espouse ideas that the audience finds unpleasant, obnoxious or even offensive. In response, the audience sometimes voices dissatisfaction. This is particularly ...

Journalistic content is integral to answers from generative AI tools, a new report from Generative Pulse by Muck Rack finds. The authors of the report, published this week, analyzed more than one ...

The question to ask Abraham and Szor about NAZA isn't why the sources don't show their faces, but how they verified them.

NEW YORK — NewsGuard, the company whose journalists have evaluated the reliability of online news sources since 2018, today announced the launch of NewsGuard AI, the world’s first news aggregation ...

In 2005, New York Times reporter Judy Miller went to prison for 85 days because she refused to reveal her journalistic sources to federal prosecutors. The Justice Department was investigating who had ...

Publishers are wondering how generative systems source their content. The answer is that non-paid media accounts for 94% of all links cited by AI, according to a recent study by Muck Rack. This ...

The High Court has refused to compel The Guardian newspaper to disclose the identity of an alleged source of non-public court information. The judgment emphasises the high bar for obtaining a Norwich ...

People who live in news deserts are finding their own ways to gain information — through social media feeds, influencers and family and friends, according to a new study by the Medill Local Initiative ...