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Wednesday, October 28, 2026
10:00 AM PT / 1:00 PM ET
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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 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.

-Business Insider deputy editor, Paige DiFiore-Wohr, is calling for first-person pitches for its "Village For Hire" series on creative ways working parents outsource household tasks and the workers profiting from them. They are seeking stories from individuals who have hired or work as household managers, mother's helpers, or meal preppers. Rates start at $240 for 600 words. Send pitches through the online pitch form.

 -The New York Times is accepting applications for the Local Investigations Fellowship, a one-year program for local newsroom reporters and freelancers to produce signature investigative reporting on their state or region under veteran editing guidance. They will be based in their reporting communities and make periodic trips to company offices for training. Applicants should have three to five years of experience as a local beat reporter and an investigative story pitch. The salary is $85,262.84 and this is a guild position.

 -Morning Brew is hiring a Weekend Writer based in NYC for its flagship daily newsletter. They will write one story per day, contribute story ideas, and craft social media content on a weekend schedule. Candidates should have three years of writing experience in a newsroom, excellent editorial judgment, and the ability to use humor in their writing. The salary is $75,000 to $80,000.

The Associated Press is hiring a Live Blog News Editor based in Los Angeles, CA to shape and curate real-time live blog coverage for APNews.com. They will plan and edit live blogs for breaking news, coordinate visual elements and video streams, and lead training sessions on live blogging best practices. Candidates should have three to five years of digital journalism experience, strong editing skills under deadline pressure, and familiarity with SEO and content management system.

-Vox is hiring a Senior Politics, Policy, and Ideas Editor based in NYC or DC to oversee its coverage of American politics. They will lead a team of journalists covering policy, politics, and ideas, manage reporting and analysis on political issues, and collaborate across multimedia platforms. Candidates should have five years of editing experience, strong leadership skills, and excellent news judgment. The salary is $120,000 to $150,000.