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Liz Reid

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Journalist, audio producer, musician, stand up comic. Twin mom, aspiring gardener. Growing and healing. She/her/hers. Black & trans lives matter.

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Liz Reid on What Publishers Get Wrong About AI

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By Jason Howell Verified, Jeff Jarvis, Liz Reid
| AI Inside
:02 - :01 Unknown Sometimes people, they'll add a paywall and then they'll say, my traffic's down. And you're like, yes, yes, that is what will happen if you charge. :03 - :11 Unknown Hello everybody, and welcome to AI. Inside. This is a show where we take a look at the AI that is layered throughout the world. The technology I'm one of your hosts, Jason Howell. My co-host Jeff Jarvis is with me today. He'll be here for the interview. And boy, do we have a special interview for you today.
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Bonus Episode: Land & Power Wins Regional Murrow

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By Lucy Perkins, Liz Reid, Margaret Krauss Verified
| wesanews.org
It’s time for a bonus episode! This spring, Land & Power was honored as “Best Podcast” with a regional Edward R. Murrow award from the Radio Television Digital News Association. WESA’s Lucy Perkins sat down with development & transportation reporter Margaret J. Krauss and editor Liz Reid to talk about the process of creating Land & Power: what they learned, what surprised them and what stories remain to be told.
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Introducing: Land & Power

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By Margaret Krauss Verified, Liz Reid
| wesanews.org
From 90.5 WESA, this is Land & Power: who has it, what they do with it, and how that shapes the cities around us. In 2015, residents of the Penn Plaza apartment buildings in Pittsburgh learned that they’d have to leave their homes to make way for a new development. The news arrived like a pronouncement: this neighborhood, East Liberty, isn’t for you anymore. Some people were afraid. Some people were angry. And some people were ready to fight. They weren’t just fighting for their homes.
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