Category: digital_and_print_publishing

• Media Monitor: MIT Technology Review Examines Pitfalls of Quantification and Metrics

  19 Jun 2026 5:00 a.m. · Source: MIT Technology Review

  MIT Technology Review reports on the limitations and dangers of over-reliance on metrics and self-quantification, arguing that numbers often obscure meaning and lead to 'value capture,' where external measures redefine personal goals.

  Science & TechnologyBusinessMediaComputers and InternetArtificial IntelligenceSocial IssuesDigital and Print PublishingEmployment and Labor Self-quantificationMetricsValue CaptureC. Thi NguyenTheodore M. PorterPhilosophyMIT Technology ReviewMITsciencetechnology

• Media Monitor: TIME Magazine Relaunches "The Brief" Newsletter with Expanded Content

  18 Jun 2026 5:00 p.m. · Source: TIME magazine

  TIME magazine is relaunching its "The Brief" newsletter with expanded daily content, including exclusive stories, analysis, and culture reporting. Editor Richard Hall, a former Middle East correspondent, will lead the revamped publication.

  MediaPolitics and GovernmentHealthWorldGeneral PoliticsMiddle EastMedical ScienceDigital and Print PublishingSocial Issues TIME magazineThe BriefRichard HallJournalismU.S. PoliticsPandemic

• Media Monitor: Cornell Chronicle Details Research on Climate Impact, Vaccine Development, and Data Science

  18 Jun 2026 4:01 p.m. · Source: Cornell Chronicle

  The Cornell Chronicle reports on diverse research, from climate change's impact on dairy to a new hepatitis C vaccine project, alongside faculty insights on misinformation and data science advancements.

  HealthScience & TechnologyEnvironmentMediaMedical ScienceClimate ChangeComputers and InternetAgricultureDigital and Print Publishing Cornell UniversityResearchDairy FarmingHepatitis CVaccineMisinformationCornell Chronicle

• Media Monitor: Hacks/Hackers announces AI x Visual Journalism Forum, highlights AI use in newsrooms

  18 Jun 2026 2:00 p.m. · Source: Hacks/Hackers

  Hacks/Hackers reports on open registration for its AI x Visual Journalism Forum in Los Angeles and shares insights from newsrooms using AI to uncover local stories and tips for identifying AI avatars.

  Science & TechnologyMediaBusinessArtificial IntelligenceComputers and InternetDigital and Print PublishingEducationEmployment and Labor JournalismVisual JournalismArizona State UniversityLos AngelesNewsroomsDeepfakeHacks/Hackers

• Digital Content Next Highlights Key Trends in Media Strategy, Podcast Growth, and Content Discovery

  18 Jun 2026 10:02 a.m. · Source: Digital Content Next

  Digital Content Next's latest newsletter explores the 2026 Digital News Report's impact on media strategy, how video boosts podcast reach, and the strategic evolution of content discovery, offering key insights for digital media professionals.

  BusinessMediaScience & TechnologyDigital and Print PublishingComputers and InternetArtificial IntelligenceEconomyLegalSocial Issues Digital Content NextDigital News ReportMedia StrategyPodcastsVideo ContentContent DiscoveryDigital Publishing

• Media Monitor: NPR Highlights Upcoming Events and Bonus Content

  18 Jun 2026 9:09 a.m. · Source: NPR

  NPR is promoting a live Planet Money event, new Car Talk episodes, interviews with a tech investor and author Ann Patchett, and a discussion on AI in journalism for its NPR+ subscribers.

  BusinessScience & TechnologyMediaPolitics and GovernmentEconomyArtificial IntelligenceDigital and Print PublishingElectionEmployment and Labor NPRPlanet MoneyLive EventPodcastsEconomicsAnn PatchettNPR Breaking News

• Media Monitor: Poynter Reports on Fact-Checking Conference, US-Iran Deal Reactions, and World Cup Coverage Dispute

  18 Jun 2026 7:31 a.m. · Source: Poynter

  Poynter is reporting on the GlobalFact 2026 conference, media reactions to a US-Iran agreement, and a dispute between Fox Sports and ESPN over World Cup coverage, alongside an invitation for reader questions on journalism practices.

  MediaPolitics and GovernmentSportWorldDigital and Print PublishingGeneral PoliticsMiddle EastEuropeArtificial IntelligenceEconomy Poynter InstituteJournalism EthicsFact-CheckingGlobalFact 2026US-Iran RelationsWorld Cup CoverageMedia IndustryPoynter.org

• Media Monitor: USA TODAY Reports on Housing Affordability, Trump Cases, US-Iran Agreement, and Federal Reserve Decisions

  18 Jun 2026 7:20 a.m. · Source: USA TODAY Daily Briefing

  USA TODAY reports on a sobering housing affordability report, concerns over President Trump's birthright citizenship case, a US-Iran agreement, and the Federal Reserve's decision to hold interest rates steady.

  BusinessPolitics and GovernmentSportMediaEconomyGeneral PoliticsFederal GovernmentMilitaryDigital and Print PublishingMiddle East Housing AffordabilityDonald TrumpBirthright CitizenshipFederal ReserveIranLincoln MemorialB-52 CrashUSA TODAY Daily Briefing

• Dartmouth Experts Address Deepfakes and Advance Peace Engineering

  18 Jun 2026 4:30 a.m. · Source: Dartmouth College

  Dartmouth College announces the return of deepfake expert Hany Farid and recognizes the Thayer School of Engineering for its innovative peace engineering research, addressing critical global issues.

  Science & TechnologyMediaEducationHealthArtificial IntelligenceComputers and InternetMedical ScienceDigital and Print Publishing Dartmouth CollegeHany FaridEmily CooperDeepfakesAIPeace EngineeringThayer School of Engineering

• Library of Congress Acquires Acclaimed Graphic Novel Artwork

  17 Jun 2026 7:20 p.m. · Source: U.S. Library of Congress

  The Library of Congress has acquired original artwork from Eric Drooker's "Naked City" and Josh Neufeld's "A.D.: New Orleans After the Deluge." This expands its graphic novel collection, notably completing Drooker's "City Trilogy" holdings for research.

  MediaEntertainmentDigital and Print PublishingEducationSocial Issues Eric DrookerJosh NeufeldLibrary of CongressGraphic NovelsOriginal ArtworkVisual JournalismCity TrilogyU.S. Library of Congress

• Media Monitor: Behind-the-Scenes Push for RFK Jr.'s Vaccine Agenda Reported

  17 Jun 2026 11:18 a.m. · Source: Washington Post

  The Washington Post is reporting on a quiet, behind-the-scenes effort to advance Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s vaccine agenda, even as public debate on U.S. vaccine policy has subsided.

  Politics and GovernmentHealthMediaGeneral PoliticsMedical ScienceFederal GovernmentDigital and Print Publishing Robert F. Kennedy Jr.Vaccine PolicyU.S.Public HealthPolitical AgendaWashington PostAdvocacyThe Washington Post

• Melvin McCray III Empowers Harlem Community to Document Family Histories

  17 Jun 2026 11:08 a.m. · Source: Columbia Neighbors

  Award-winning journalist Melvin McCray III launches "Harlem Through My Eyes" and "Family History Community Workshop" series at Columbia University, empowering the Uptown community to create family photo books and documentaries, preserving local legacies.

  MediaPolitics and GovernmentScience & TechnologyBusinessEducationSocial IssuesDigital and Print PublishingFilm and TVGeneral Politics Melvin McCray IIIHarlemOral HistoryFamily HistoryCommunity WorkshopsColumbia UniversityJournalismColumbia Neighbors

• Library of Congress Kicks Off World Cup Celebration with New Display

  17 Jun 2026 9:17 a.m. · Source: U.S. Library of Congress

  The Library of Congress unveils "For the Love of the Game," a new display celebrating the FIFA World Cup's history and cultural impact, coinciding with the 2026 tournament co-hosted by the U.S., Mexico, and Canada.

  SportMediaWorldEducationDigital and Print PublishingSocial IssuesLatin America Library of CongressFIFA World CupSoccerHispanic Reading RoomHenry WidenerMexicoU.S. Library of Congress

• Media Monitor: Poynter announces new brain health fellowship, UMD launches AI journalism series

  17 Jun 2026 8:34 a.m. · Source: Kristen Hare | Poynter

  Poynter is launching a new fellowship for journalists to cover brain health and research. The University of Maryland also announced a webinar series on journalism business models and AI.

  MediaHealthScience & TechnologyBusinessEducationArtificial IntelligenceMedical ScienceDigital and Print PublishingSocial Issues PoynterJournalismFellowshipsBrain HealthUniversity of MarylandMedia IndustryKristen Hare | Poynter

• Media Monitor: Poynter Reports on Vance's 'View' Interview, Local Journalism Decline, and Media Controversies

  17 Jun 2026 7:30 a.m. · Source: Poynter

  Poynter's latest report details Vice President JD Vance's respectful but challenging interview on 'The View,' a steep decline in local journalists, and media industry developments including a rejected ad and the end of a Canadian hockey tradition.

  Politics and GovernmentMediaBusinessSportGeneral PoliticsEconomyDigital and Print PublishingFilm and TVSocial Issues JD VanceThe ViewLocal JournalismDonald TrumpParamountHockey Night in CanadaJeffrey EpsteinPoynter.org

• Study Suggests GLP-1 Medications Safe in Early Pregnancy

  17 Jun 2026 7:01 a.m.

  New research indicates GLP-1 medications are safe for use during the first trimester of pregnancy. The study, conducted by Harvard researchers, provides initial insights, though further investigation into later trimesters is still required.

  HealthScience & TechnologyEntertainmentMedical ScienceEducationDigital and Print PublishingSocial Issues GLP-1sPregnancyMedicationsFirst TrimesterResearchHarvard

• Media Monitor: USA TODAY Reports on New Dating Trend 'Goblintimacy'

  16 Jun 2026 8:01 p.m. · Source: USA TODAY

  USA TODAY is reporting on "goblintimacy," a new dating trend where individuals present a less polished version of themselves on first dates, likened to showing up as a "goblin."

  MediaEntertainmentSocial IssuesDigital and Print Publishing DatingGoblintimacyTrendsRelationshipsFirst DatesLifestyleSocial TrendsUSA TODAY

• AI Advances Lead Replika Founder Eugenia Kuyda to Halt Junior Engineer Hiring

  16 Jun 2026 8:01 p.m. · Source: The Platformer

  Replika and Wabi founder Eugenia Kuyda states that AI advancements have made hiring junior engineers "unsustainable" for startups, predicting significant job losses and a shift towards smaller, high-performing teams across the economy.

  Science & TechnologyBusinessMediaArtificial IntelligenceComputers and InternetEmployment and LaborEconomyDigital and Print Publishing Eugenia KuydaReplikaWabiEmploymentSoftware EngineeringStartupsThe Platformer

• Governor Sherrill's Public Schedule Features TV Appearance and Higher Education Event

  16 Jun 2026 7:32 p.m. · Source: Office of New Jersey Governor

  Governor Sherrill's June 17 schedule includes a live appearance on Univision's "La Voz de la Mañana" and delivering remarks at a Higher Education Showcase Event at Rutgers University in New Brunswick, New Jersey.

  Politics and GovernmentMediaGeneral PoliticsState GovernmentsEducationDigital and Print Publishing Governor SherrillNew JerseyPublic ScheduleUnivisionRutgers UniversityHigher EducationTelevisionOffice of New Jersey Governor

• Media Monitor: Washington Post Highlights Procrastination Research

  16 Jun 2026 6:17 p.m. · Source: Washington Post

  The Washington Post features Joseph Ferrari's four decades of research into procrastination, offering insights into why people struggle to complete tasks and potential solutions.

  HealthMediaMedical ScienceDigital and Print PublishingSocial Issues Joseph Ferrariprocrastinationproductivitypsychologyself-helptask completionThe Washington Post

• Jane Aikin to Discuss New Library of Congress History

  16 Jun 2026 3:49 p.m. · Source: U.S. Library of Congress

  Author Jane Aikin will discuss her new history of the Library of Congress on June 17, 2026, joined by John Cole and Cheryl Fox. The event includes refreshments, book sales, and requires registration.

  MediaPolitics and GovernmentDigital and Print PublishingEducationFederal Government Jane AikinLibrary of CongressBook DiscussionHistoryJohn W. Kluge CenterWashington D.C.Libraries & MuseumsU.S. Library of Congress

• Media Monitor: The Washington Post Promotes Subscription Service

  16 Jun 2026 10:43 a.m. · Source: The Washington Post

  The Washington Post is encouraging readers to subscribe for unlimited access to its reporting, including political and international coverage, for $29 for the first year.

  MediaPolitics and GovernmentBusinessDigital and Print PublishingGeneral PoliticsComputers and Internet The Washington PostSubscriptionNewsJournalismPolitical CoverageInternational Coverage

• Media Monitor: Trump Ballroom Project Cost Exceeds Public Claims

  16 Jun 2026 10:11 a.m. · Source: Washington Post

  The Washington Post is reporting an internal cost estimate for President Trump's ballroom project reached $600 million, with half from taxpayers, contradicting his public statements.

  Politics and GovernmentMediaBusinessGeneral PoliticsFederal GovernmentEconomyWhite HouseDigital and Print Publishing Donald J TrumpBallroom projectCost estimateTaxpayer moneyWashington PostGovernment SpendingPoliticsThe Washington Post

• Met Museum's "Raphael: Sublime Poetry" Exhibition Nears Record-Breaking Close

  15 Jun 2026 5:00 p.m. · Source: Met Museum

  The Met's "Raphael: Sublime Poetry" exhibition, featuring 237 works, closes June 28, 2026. It has attracted over 460,000 visitors, averaging 6,500 daily, making it the museum's most attended show since 2018.

  EntertainmentMediaBusinessEducationDigital and Print PublishingEconomy RaphaelThe MetArt ExhibitionItalian RenaissanceNew York CityMuseumsFine ArtsMet Museum

• Media Monitor: TIME Reports on UFC Fight at White House

  15 Jun 2026 4:00 p.m. · Source: TIME magazine

  TIME magazine is reporting on the UFC Freedom 250 fight held at the White House on June 14. The event proceeded despite earlier weather concerns, with photographer Robert LeBlance capturing the scene.

  SportPolitics and GovernmentMediaWhite HouseGeneral PoliticsDigital and Print Publishing UFC Freedom 250Washington D.C.Mixed Martial ArtsSportsRobert LeBlancePhotographyTIME magazine

• Library of Congress Magazine Celebrates America's 250th with Historical Treasures

  15 Jun 2026 3:36 p.m. · Source: U.S. Library of Congress

  The Library of Congress Magazine's May-June 2026 issue celebrates America's 250th, featuring historical treasures, DNA-encoded artifacts for a time capsule, and stories on Revolutionary War survivors and a D-Day training map.

  MediaPolitics and GovernmentScience & TechnologyGeneral PoliticsEducationDigital and Print PublishingMilitary Library of CongressAmerican HistoryLibrary of Congress MagazineGettysburg AddressDeclaration of IndependenceDNA Time CapsuleD-DayU.S. Library of Congress

• Media Monitor: Chattanooga Prepares for Spanish World Cup Team

  15 Jun 2026 12:46 p.m. · Source: Washington Post

  The Washington Post reports Chattanooga, Tennessee, meticulously prepared to host the Spanish national team, a World Cup favorite, now settled in an Embassy Suites.

  SportMediaDigital and Print Publishing ChattanoogaTennesseeSpainWorld CupFootballSportsTravelThe Washington Post

• Media Monitor: Crooks and Liars Details Trump's Iran Threats, Wildfire Funding Cuts, and Political Debates

  15 Jun 2026 12:07 p.m. · Source: Crooks and Liars

  Crooks and Liars is reporting on President Trump's recent threats against Iran and cuts to wildfire funding. It also covers political figures' comments on gas prices, airport shutdowns, and voter fraud, alongside the Knicks' NBA championship.

  Politics and GovernmentMediaSportConflictGeneral PoliticsFederal GovernmentEconomyElectionLaw EnforcementDigital and Print Publishing Donald TrumpIranWildfiresMarkwayne MullinVoter FraudNBA ChampionshipCalifornia Gas PricesCrooks and Liars

• Media Monitor: Washington Post Columnist Criticizes White House UFC Event

  15 Jun 2026 11:00 a.m. · Source: Washington Post

  The Washington Post reports columnist Monica Hesse viewed Sunday's White House UFC event as a 'celebration of slop,' revealing an America she felt needed to be seen.

  SportPolitics and GovernmentMediaWhite HouseGeneral PoliticsDigital and Print Publishing The Washington PostMonica HesseUFC eventSportsOpinionColumnist

• Library of Congress and Temple University Validate DNA Storage of Ancient Buddhist Text

  15 Jun 2026 9:41 a.m. · Source: U.S. Library of Congress

  A collaboration between the Library of Congress and Temple University has successfully validated the storage and retrieval of the Diamond Sutra's text in synthetic DNA, demonstrating a promising future for long-term digital preservation of cultural heritage.

  Science & TechnologyMediaPolitics and GovernmentEducationComputers and InternetFederal GovernmentDigital and Print PublishingSocial Issues Synthetic DNA data storageLibrary of CongressTemple UniversityDiamond SutraCultural HeritageDigital PreservationUniversity of WashingtonU.S. Library of Congress

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