How L.A. Scores “Vulnerability” of Unhoused People Is Changing: What You Need to Know Post date November 1, 2025 Post author By The Markup Post categories In homeless-investigation, homelessness, homelessness-in-the-us, investigative-journalism, journalism, la-homelessness, society, the-markup
How Misinformation Impacts Immigrant Communities: Pitches and Ideas Post date October 12, 2025 Post author By The Markup Post categories In disinformation, fake-news, fighting-misinformation, immigrant-communities, immigration, journalism, misinformation, the-markup
What It’s Like to Run a Public Records Audit With a Team of Students Post date September 7, 2025 Post author By The Markup Post categories In freedom-of-information, hackernoon-top-story, journalism, markup-investigation, public-records-audit, ring-cameras, student-journalism, the-markup
The Markup Series “Still Loading” Wins First Place in the Philip Meyer Journalism Award Post date August 31, 2025 Post author By The Markup Post categories In internet-discrimination, internet-journalism, internet-service-provider, journalism, journalism-award, philip-meyer-journalism-award, the-markup, the-markup-still-loading
Be Aware of News Mirages Post date June 28, 2025 Post author By The Markup Post categories In disinformation and fake news, fake-news, journalism, News, news-deserts, news-mirages, reliable-news, the-markup
Behind the Scenes of Using Web Scraping and AI in Investigative Journalism Post date May 5, 2025 Post author By Julius Černiauskas Post categories In data-analytics, hackernoon-top-story, investigative-journalism, journalism, web-intelligence, web-scraping, web-scraping-for-journalism, web-scraping-for-journalists
The Markup Wants to Investigate Companies Like Axon That Expand Their Reach With Public Dollars Post date April 19, 2025 Post author By The Markup Post categories In axon, axon-drones, axon-taser-equipped-drones, corporate-journalism, journalism, military-drones, tech-companies, the-markup
The Markup Series, Still Loading, Wins the ONA’s Excellence in Technology Reporting Award Post date April 11, 2025 Post author By The Markup Post categories In journalism, journalism-awards, ona-journalism-awards, online-news-association, still-loading-series, tech-journalism, the-markup, the-markup-internet-disparity
We Want to Know Your Experience With Multi-Level Marketing Companies and Tech Post date April 10, 2025 Post author By The Markup Post categories In investigative-journalism, journalism, mlm, mlm-journalism, multi-level-marketing, multi-marketing-tech, pyramid-scheme, the-markup
Wired is dropping paywalls for FOIA-based reporting. Others should follow Post date March 18, 2025 Post author By Brad Frost Post categories In Freedom, government, journalism, link, politics, Press, transparency, wired
The Markup: How We Won the 2023 Media Literate Media Award Post date March 14, 2025 Post author By The Markup Post categories In actionable-journalism, journalism, journalism-award, media-literacy, media-literate-award, namle, namle-award-winners, the-markup
Here’s Why The Markup Won the Digiday Media Award Post date March 1, 2025 Post author By The Markup Post categories In award-for-journalism, digiday-media-award, investigative-journalism, journalism, journalism-awards, medical-journalism, meta-pixel, the-markup
AI is Eating Journalism, Education, and Creatives Post date October 28, 2024 Post author By Dominic Ligot Post categories In ai, ai-and-journalism, ai-in-creative-fields, creative-industries-vs.-ai, disinformation and fake news, hackernoon-top-story, job-displacement, journalism
25 Years of Indian Headlines: A Data Opportunity Post date June 21, 2022 Post author By Subh Chaturvedi Post categories In data, datascience, journalism, python
Becoming a Cybersecurity Journalist and Working in the IT Security Industry with Casey Crane Post date November 11, 2021 Post author By Casey Crane Post categories In Content, cyber-security-awareness, cybersecurity, digital-marketing, it-security, journalism, meet-the-writer, professional-development
There’s No Shortage of Drama in the NFT World with Contributor, Sam White Post date November 8, 2021 Post author By Sam White Post categories In career, crypto, interview, journalism, meet-the-writer, nft, writing, writing-prompts
Public Relations 101: The Types of Stories Reporters Love Post date September 24, 2021 Post author By TechSoup Post categories In digital-marketing, journalism, marketing, online-presence, pr, public-relations, technology-journalism, techsoup
An email to The Guardian Post date June 27, 2021 Post author By Adactio: Journal Post categories In bigotry, complaint, expression, guardian, journalism, medium:id=603cf6d08c, rights, trans
Easy Guide to Turn Slack Threads into Verdant Hackernoon Articles Post date June 19, 2021 Post author By Akasha Rose Post categories In blogging, digital-marketing, interview, journalism, marketing, slack, slogging, web-monetization, writing
What Inspired us to Write About Games? Post date April 19, 2021 Post author By Jack Boreham Post categories In blogging-fellowship, content-writing, gaming-fellowship, journalism, slack-blogging, slogging, writing, writing-about-games
5 Warranted Ways to Annoy a Journalist with Your Email Post date March 28, 2021 Post author By Elina Kochenko Post categories In advice, career-advice, journalism, pr, public-relations, startups-advice, tech-journalism
3 Mistakes I Made Learning Data Journalism (and How to Avoid Them) Post date March 19, 2021 Post author By Charlie Custer Post categories In data-analysis, data-journalism, journalism, life-lessons, mistakes, python, reporting, technology-journalism
Goodhart’s Law is Killing Free Journalism and Calls For a Third Business Model of the Internet Post date March 8, 2021 Post author By Jasper Curry Post categories In bundling, clickbait, hackernoon-top-story, journalism, newspapers, publishing, third-business-model, third-internet-business-model
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