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Wednesday, October 28, 2026
10:00 AM PT / 1:00 PM ET
Free to attend

In this webinar panel, three seasoned journalists — Taylor Lorenz, Alexandra Marvar, and Brian Merchant — will share how media workers can navigate AI tools and the various ways in which this technology has transformed the industry.

This panel will touch upon how legacy media outlets are coming up with AI rules, and what writers can do to protect their work. In addition, the panelists will discuss larger questions about how AI has changed the industry: Is it possible to integrate these tools in a workflow without plagiarizing other writers' work? Is there a double standard of media outlets banning freelancers from using these tools, while editors use in-house AI tools? What does it mean to have original prose in a time when LLMs can mimic style?

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On the latest podcast episode, Archie Hall, an acting Economics editor at The Economist, discussed how the magazine is approaching its coverage of democratic socialism, President Trump, and bonds. In addition, Hall shared why the magazine has no bylines.

On this podcast episode, Bridget Read, a features writer at New York Magazine, discussed how she finds compelling ideas for her longform reporting. In addition, Read talked about her features on Mormon pop culture and digital privacy.

 -Peace Quarters is accepting submissions of “useful and valuable posts” on health, fitness, and wellness. The rate is $100 per article. Send pitches to [email protected].

 -Flatwater Free Press is accepting applications for an Investigative Reporting Fellowship based within Nebraska, an initiative in partnership with Open Campus to examine the state's community college system. They will spend 12 months reporting and writing accountability stories probing the performance, governance, funding, and real-world outcomes of two-year institutions. Applicants should have strong reporting and writing skills, experience using data and public records, and strong news judgment. The salary starts at $55,000. Apply on a rolling basis.

 -The Wall Street Journal is hiring a Senior Data Analyst based in NYC to deliver analytics, dashboards, and measurement frameworks that shape newsroom strategy. They will partner with editorial leaders, maintain automated reporting tools, and execute A/B tests to drive audience growth. Candidates should have three years of data analytics experience, strong SQL and Python skills, and experience with statistical testing. The salary range is $110,000 to $120,000, and this is a union position.

 -USA Today Director of Election Results Operations, Kelly Martin, shared with Study Hall that they are hiring Election Night Stringers based in the US to report election results on November 3, 2026. They will upload new results as officials release them and remain on site to answer questions about the release process. Candidates should have availability on election night and the ability to complete a short training prior to election day. The rate is a flat fee of $125. Send an email to [email protected] with your name, phone number, zip code, and a brief statement on why you are a good fit for the role.