Daily Scoop

Courtney Blackann

The Scoop: CBS leans into policy language after Stephen Colbert strikes back

Plus: Ars Technica apologizes for AI-fabricated quotes; YouTube quickly responds to outage.

Courtney Blackann

Plus: Meta’s facial recognition glasses get opposing explanations; Pinterest claims more monthly searches than ChatGPT.

Courtney Blackann

Plus: Kraft Heinz CEO pauses business split; outgoing Walmart CEO talks politics.

Allison Carter

Plus: Washington Post’s top leader exits days after layoffs; Kroger welcomes new CEO after controversy.

Courtney Blackann

Plus: WaPo layoffs pave way for more independent publishing; TikTok researchers find little evidence of censorship.

Allison Carter

Plus: ‘AI-washing’ is the hot new layoff trend; new Nestlé CEO gets candid.

Courtney Blackann

Plus: The Washington Post is cutting major coverage areas; ‘de-escalation’ is the hot, new CEO buzzword.

Courtney Blackann

Plus: Yahoo’s new AI chatbot prioritizes links; Target CEO’s video message empathizes with employees.

Allison Carter

Plus: TikTok has a rocky weekend under new ownership; Americans lose faith in reaching the middle class.

Courtney Blackann

Plus: Most people consider AI chatbots ‘good enough’ for news summaries; Substack launches TV app.

Courtney Blackann

Plus: Miami Beach nightclub apologizes after playing antisemitic song; CEOs and employees are not on the same page about AI productivity.

Courtney Blackann

Plus: Verizon offers outage credit; bots and misinformation run wild amid Iran crisis.

Courtney Blackann

Plus: Google reverses policy after a parent’s viral post; Cava embraces fan craze over sweet potato return.

Allison Carter

Plus: New York Times models transparency via transcript; the hottest club is a bean subscription.