Category Archives: Journalism

BuzzMachine→ AI Communism

2026-07-27 In response to the spectre of Chinese open-weight AI models haunting America, Dean Ball, OpenAI’s director of strategic futures [are there directors of strategic pasts?], issued a warning more shrill even than the New York Post’s alerts about …›

RJI→ Introducing the Journalism Source of Safety (J-SOS) app

2026-07-27 Building the journalist safety app I always needed Journalists today navigate an increasingly hostile world with tools that were not built with them in mind. Traditional safety resources are static, siloed, and structured around the imagined foreign co …›

Doc Searls Weblog→ Rollday

2026-07-26 Well, two of us know With Apple Is the King of AI and Nobody Knows It, Limited Edition Jonathan does a better job of saying what I've been saying about where Personal AI is going, most recently here. …›

Doc Searls Weblog→ No body day

2026-07-25 Goldie Boone is a “digital country artist” who looks too good to be real. So I’m betting she’s not. (I wouldn’t have brought this up if she hadn’t appeared in one of my Facebook doomscroll reels.) …›

Doc Searls Weblog→ Cryday

2026-07-24 Haven't figured out lighting yet, but I like the idea After struggling for days to make my new Epson FF-680W photo scanner, which does a much poorer job of scanning photos than my iPhone 16, I'm ready for one of these. Welcome to New York AeroX …›

Doc Searls Weblog→ Thurbsday

2026-07-23 It didn’t happen in 2010, but it will in 2016. It’s still a bubble In May of 2018, I posted GDPR will pop the adtech bubble. It didn’t. The bubble is now bigger than ever. My mistake was assuming that there was a policy answer to a m …›

RJI→ How to build social-first data visualizations

2026-07-23 Communicating key data and information to your audience through visuals As audiences turn to social platforms for information, it has become increasingly important for news organizations to present data-driven stories, and their most significant findin …›