Day archives: February 11th, 2026

Media Ratings Site NewsGuard Sues Trump FTC

Deadline: “Claims Unconstitutional Effort “To Censor Speech” – “NewsGuard, the news media rating service, filed suit against the Federal Trade Commission and its chairman Andrew Ferguson on Friday, alleging that the agency was using its regulatory authority to stifle its speech. The service, launched in 2018 by Steven Brill and Gordon Crovitz, employs a team of …

Subjects: Censorship, Civil Liberties, E-Mail, E-Records, Freedom of Information, Government Documents, Internet, Legal Research

ChatGPT’s deep research tool adds built-in document viewer so you can read its reports

The Verge [no paywall] – “OpenAI is updating ChatGPT’s deep research tool with a full-screen viewer that you can use to scroll through and navigate to specific areas of its AI-generated reports. As shown in a video shared by OpenAI, the built-in viewer allows you to open ChatGPT’s reports in a window separate from your …

Subjects: AI, Legal Research, Social Media

With no local news, those in news deserts turn to social media feeds, influencers and gossip

Medill: “In local news deserts in the U.S., residents rely heavily on social media and other non-journalistic sources to stay informed, according to a comprehensive survey by the Medill Local News Initiative at Northwestern University. The survey revealed that among people who consume news daily in news deserts, a little more than half (51%) said …

Subjects: Economy, Internet, Knowledge Management, Search Engines, Social Media

PrintingFilms.com

“PrintingFilms.com is a collection of vintage films that showcase the technologies and processes of printing, journalism, and typography. It was established by Doug Wilson in 2012 after his work as director of Linotype: The Film. The collection started when Doug was given a box of 16mm Linotype promotional films in 2011 by Dave Seat for …

Subjects: Internet

Ministry of Justice orders deletion of UK’s largest court reporting archive

The Times: “The Ministry of Justice (UK) is ordering the deletion of a large archive of court records, raising open justice concerns. Courtsdesk, a data analysis company that supports media and campaigners in monitoring court records, has been ordered by the government to delete its archive, which provides a crucial tool for journalists covering the …

Subjects: Censorship, Courts, E-Records, Government Documents, Knowledge Management, Legal Research, Search Engines