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How Duolingo’s reaction to artificial intelligence illustrates the technology’s double-edged potential

More edtech businesses are incorporating AI into their workflows and products with mixed results. Duolingo’s move to go all ...
BUSINESSJOURNALISM

The age of dynamic pricing

Earlier this month, pop fans were delighted to see Ariana Grande had chosen not to use dynamic pricing in concert ticket sales for her upcoming tour, thereby keeping tickets more affordable for the ...
BUSINESSJOURNALISM

Newsletters, both new and old

Sometimes the best way to stay “in the know” is by subscribing to newsletters that send you the information you didn’t even know you needed right to your inbox. With the media landscape changing day ...
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Crafting a resume that cuts through the “blackhole” of AI filtering systems

With the rise of AI-driven screening, having a machine-readable resume and an active LinkedIn profile are only parts of the ...
BUSINESSJOURNALISM

From beat to book: SABEW panel shares roadmap for business journalists turned authors

For business journalists who have notebooks filled with unused reporting that didn’t make it into their daily stories or dream of turning their beat into something bigger, a recent panel hosted by the ...
BUSINESSJOURNALISM

Salary Survey

The Reynolds Center annual business journalist salary survey results. The 2026 salary survey will be open for responses in April 2026. If you would like to receive an invitation to participate in the ...
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Publishers are going vertical to reach new audiences on short-form video platforms. Is it really worth anything?

In the 20th century, a fair chunk of advertising appeared in newspaper columns and between TV news segments. The news publishers captured that revenue, and their bottom lines boomed. Today, that same ...
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The NFL is leaning into streaming platforms, with more live sports close behind

For years, as Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime and over-the-top (OTT) streaming services have upended the world of film and television, live sports broadcasts have remained firmly entrenched on more ...
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“True crime” pays, but who pays and who gets the loot?

It’s not news that digital media is a brave new world. Where regulatory protections are concerned, it’s the Wild West. The resulting tensions have been demonstrated in conflicts over AI in the ...
BUSINESSJOURNALISM

How local businesses, college athletes are taking advantage of the NIL era

The Reynolds Center spoke to three business owners in the Phoenix area that recently entered into sponsorship deals with ASU quarterback Jayden Daniels to understand how they and other small ...
BUSINESSJOURNALISM

Public-health focused investigations take top awards in the 19th annual Barlett and Steele Awards

The winners of the 19th Annual Barlett and Steele Awards for Investigative Business Journalism highlighted the variety of ways and the extent to which the public’s health is impacted – oftentimes ...