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Technology and AI
Latin America leads in mentions of journalism in AI laws

As artificial transforms newsrooms, a new study reveals how emerging regulations on the topic could affect journalism and those who practice it.

Mexican independent journalist Reyna Haydee Ramírez.
5 Questions
What’s it like to cover the Mexican president’s morning press briefings? Five questions for journalist Reyna Haydee Ramírez

Independent journalist Reyna Haydee Ramírez describes how confronting two Mexican presidents at their morning press conferences has led to stigmatization and online abuse.

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Job Market
A new Brazilian media law blurs lines between journalists and content creators

A new law recognizing “multimedia professionals” has drawn opposition from labor unions, which warn it could undermine journalist protections in a time of job losses, automation and rising misinformation.

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Innovation
Alma Guillermoprieto on how she turns chaos into enduring narratives

Reporter Alma Guillermoprieto has spent four decades chronicling power and violence. In an interview with LJR, she discusses her new book and the demands of writing for far-away readers.