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OpenAI will fund the expansion of Axios to Pittsburgh, Kansas City, Boulder, and Huntsville, as part of a broader content-sharing and technology deal

- Google struck a deal with McClatchy to fund the creation of three digital-only local newsrooms in 2019.

Axios Sara Fischer

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  • @bdsams.com Brad Sams on bluesky
    This never ends well, Facebook did this a few times and I think Google as well...when the rug gets pulled by OpenAI, the jobs go with them.  [embedded post]
  • @jeffjarvis @jeffjarvis on x
    So OpenAI funds Axios to compete with independent newsrooms in Colorado (COLAB) & KC (Beacon) and a Pulitzer-wining non-hedge-fund newsroom ( https://al.com/) in Alabama. Not cool. OpenAI to fund four new Axios Local newsrooms https://www.axios.com/...
  • @tvgrimreaper @tvgrimreaper on x
    Another option for news organizations without a profitable business model? Benevolent AI companies!
  • @jimvandehei Jim VandeHei on x
    🚨🚨 No company in America is investing in more local expansion than Axios. This expansion will bring us to 34 cities. There is a path to revitalizing local news... https://www.axios.com/...
  • @johnwilson @johnwilson on x
    Reminds me of when Meta was helping fund news efforts.