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Hosted by journalist Pete Pachal, The Media Copilot is a weekly conversation with smart people on how AI is changing media, journalism, and the news.
Unknown Host hosts The Media Copilot, a business show with 99 episodes published.
As AI reshapes the internet, the future of journalism may depend on how publishers license, distribute, and protect their content. On this episode of The Media Copilot , host Pete Pachal sits down with Michael Ellis , Pr
What if the future of AI in media isn't replacing storytellers, but giving them better tools to tell better stories? This episode is sponsored by Descript.com In this episode of The Media Copilot , host Pete Pachal sits
Bots now make up about half of all web traffic. Are they a threat to block or an audience to win? For most of the web's history, the deal was simple. Search engines pointed people to websites, and those visits paid for t
Local journalism has spent the last two decades fighting for survival. First came the internet. Then Craigslist. Then Google and social media. Advertising disappeared, newsrooms shrank, and communities across the country
As AI transforms the way news is created and consumed, The Wall Street Journal is reimagining storytelling around trust, personalization, and audience experience. This episode is sponsored by: Adobe Acrobat This week on
This episode is sponsored by: Adobe Acrobat This week on The Media Copilot , Pete Pachal sits down with veteran AI journalist and former Fortune reporter Sharon Goldman to discuss the growing disconnect between AI's prom
As AI transforms how people discover information, the relationship between technology, media, and audience trust is evolving rapidly. This episode is sponsored by: Adobe Acrobat What happens when technology companies sto
How veteran editor Rick Hirsch sees AI helping journalists do more with less, while protecting the trust that investigative reporting depends on. This episode is sponsored by: Adobe Acrobat What happens when artificial i
As AI systems increasingly rely on publisher content to answer questions, a new marketplace for information has quietly emerged. The problem? Publishers are barely part of it. This episode is sponsored by: Adobe Acrobat
Local journalism is collapsing under old business models. The next version may be more dependent on AI than most newsrooms are ready to admit. By The Copilot Can AI help rebuild local journalism before the economics of t
In a world of fewer clicks and higher stakes, B2B media is being rebuilt around outcomes, not impressions. The media industry has spent years optimizing for clicks, traffic, and scale. But in B2B, the stakes are differen
Why the future of generative media may hinge on who owns the data and who gets paid for it. Generative AI can now create high-quality images and videos in seconds. But as the technology accelerates, a more fundamental qu
As AI reshapes journalism and media, Richard Murphy of the Alliance for Audited Media explains why the industry needs actual standards. AI is no longer experimental in media. It is operational. From drafting articles to
AI is reshaping how people search, shop, and consume information and that shift is starting to challenge the business models that have supported media for decades. In this episode of The Media Copilot , host Pete Pachal
Search is changing fast, and AI is at the center of it. Search is no longer just about blue links and ranking on Google. More and more, people are getting their answers directly from AI tools like ChatGPT, Google AI Over
AI is rapidly becoming part of how news is produced, distributed, and discovered. But what does that actually look like inside a newsroom? In this episode of The Media Copilot , host Pete Pachal speaks with Gina Chua , E
What if instead of scrolling headlines, you had a personal intelligence agent that understood what matters to you and delivered only signal, not noise? In this episode of The Media Copilot , Pete Pachal talks with Eva Ci
Poynter’s Alex Mahadevan explains how newsrooms can use AI without losing the fundamentals of verification, context, and accountability. By The Copilot AI is already embedded in how people discover and consume news, from
Lawsuits set public rules; contracts set private ones. A media attorney on how leverage, timing, and context decide the path. In this episode, Pete Pachal sits down with corporate and transactional attorney Jason Henders
A tech-forward journalism professor unpacks how AI is changing how he teaches reporting and what it means for the entry-level jobs that are increasingly endangered. AI is not just changing how journalism gets made. It is
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