Bots — applications that perform automated tasks —
are becoming increasingly commonplace in
newsrooms, as a growing number of publishers
experiment with various services to expand their
coverage, help journalists do their jobs better
or improve relationships with readers.
are becoming increasingly commonplace in
newsrooms, as a growing number of publishers
experiment with various services to expand their
coverage, help journalists do their jobs better
or improve relationships with readers.
From Global Investigative Journalism Network
Reporters afraid of the bot
Have tied themselves into a knot.
News automated
Means jobs vacated --
though platforms cannot write worth squat!
Saudi authorities demanded at least $6 billion from Prince al-Waleed
to free him, people familiar with the matter have said, among
the highest figures they sought from those detained in a
makeshift prison at the Riyadh Ritz-Carlton.
to free him, people familiar with the matter have said, among
the highest figures they sought from those detained in a
makeshift prison at the Riyadh Ritz-Carlton.
The Saudis make prison so pleasant --
The inmates all dine on wild pheasant.
When billions are paid
Then out they parade --
Free as a bird (for the present.)
Elephants are afraid of bees.
Let that sink in for a second.
The largest animal on land is so terrified of a
tiny insect that it will flap its ears,
stir up dust and make noises when
it hears the buzz of a beehive.
Let that sink in for a second.
The largest animal on land is so terrified of a
tiny insect that it will flap its ears,
stir up dust and make noises when
it hears the buzz of a beehive.
Instead of a mouse, it’s the bee
That elephants fear constantly.
It isn’t the sting
That makes them take wing --
It’s their ears where bees hold jamboree!
