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California passes a major local news funding bill: “If you hire more people, you get more money”

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By Hanaa Tameez Verified
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California passes a major local news funding bill: “If you hire more people, you get more money” LINK: www.newsmediaalliance.org  ➚   |   Posted by: Hanaa' Tameez   |   August 31, 2026 The state of California has passed a bill that could generate as much as $40 million for California newsrooms each year.
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Facing a “deluge” from AI, this publication will only take pitches by phone

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Facing a “deluge” from AI, this publication will only take pitches by phone LINK: lnkd.in  ➚   |   Posted by: Hanaa' Tameez   |   August 18, 2026 Whether you’re a reporter or an editor, your inbox has probably seen an influx of pitches, increasingly written with artificial intelligence. They’re likely bad, irrelevant, and annoyingly clogging up your email. But one publication is over it. If you want to write for The Food Section, you’ll have to pick up the phone.
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The Athletic teams up with sports creators to reach new (and younger) audiences

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Aug. 18, 2026, 11:47 a.m. Nearly a year into its Creator Program, The Athletic has amassed 50 million video views and 100,000 new followers. Last month at the National Sports Card Convention in Chicago, creator Brandon Pereira, who posts as Coach Koe, met a kid named Dominic. Dominic had spent the summer washing garbage cans to earn money to come to the convention and buy cards for his collection.
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