Benjamin Lee, The Guardian: “’I hope this triggers outrage’: surprise Brett Kavanaugh documentary premieres at Sundance”
Marlow Stern, Rolling Stone: “Inside Sundance’s top-secret Brett Kavanaugh documentary”
Associated Press: “Sundance documentary looks into the Brett Kavanaugh investigation”
Jada Yuan, Washington Post: “Takeaways from Sundance’s secret Brett Kavanaugh documentary”
Virginia Chamlee, People: “Secret Brett Kavanaugh documentary sparks new tips almost immediately after premiering at Sundance”
Jessica Kiang, Variety: “’Justice’ Review: Doug Liman’s new Brett Kavanaugh doc can only reignite the same outrage”
Updates from SCOTUS
Adam Liptak, New York Times: “Supreme Court puts off considering state laws curbing internet platforms”
Wendy Davis, MediaPost: “SCOTUS seeks Biden admin input on social media ‘censorship’ laws”
Ronn Blitzer, Fox News: “Supreme Court asks Biden admin to weigh in on Florida, Texas social media laws”
Andrew Chung, Reuters, “U.S. Supreme Court seeks Biden administration view on Florida, Texas social media laws”
Classified documents found
Jon Allsop, Columbia Journalism Review: “Q&A: Margaret Sullivan on the coverage of Biden’s documents”
Jill Colvin, Associated Press: “Classified documents found at former Vice President Mike Pence’s Indiana residence”
Speaking ‘PR-ese’
Richard Prince, Journal-isms: “Frustration with Jean-Pierre at ‘boiling point’”
Richard Prince, Journal-isms: “Karine Jean-Pierre taking attacks in stride” (scroll down)
Daniel Neman, St. Louis Post-Dispatch: “Neman: PR-ese – a whole lot of words to say nothing at all”
Informed app attracts publishers
Charlotte Tobitt, Press Gazette: “Informed app attracts big-name publishers to join curated subscription bundle”
Update: CNET pauses AI articles
Mia Sato, The Verge: “CNET pauses publishing AI-written stories after disclosure controversy”
Henry Williams, The Guardian: “I’m a copywriter. I’m pretty sure artificial intelligence is going to take my job”
Jon Christian, Futurism: “CNET’s AI journalist appears to have committed extensive plagiarism”
Sara Fischer, Axios: “Newsrooms reckon with AI following CNET saga”
