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In AI: The Next Revolution in Content Creation foremost content strategist and Columbia Journalism School Professor Dr. Mario Garcia, the mind behind the strategy of over 700 newspapers globally, explores how artificial intelligence can assist those who create content, and the editors and designers who package it, while illuminating the more philosophical issues inherent in the topic. Leveraging interviews, case studies, and many pro tips from some of the best brains in the academic and scientific areas of artificial intelligence, as well as those of working journalists and media leaders, AI: The Next Revolution in Content Creation explores the implications, triumphs and flaws of AI.

“Storytelling is the beating heart of journalism—and good design. It is also the one part of the journalistic craft that has undergone the biggest transformation as we practice the journalism of the mobile era. Storytelling is the coveted element that makes it worth the read. It has been the foundation of my work of almost five decades to create work that you read, not just look at. But how to do that for the mobile phone, which is our constant companion, is unique and in need of a special linear blend of storytelling and design that I illuminate here. Behold the steps and newsroom decisions that will get you there. The roadmap is here.”—Mario Garcia

Hamptons by Lucas Hunt is the second in a five-book series of autobiographical poetry illustrating in sweeping, cinematic detail the life of the poet as he progresses from a pig farm in Iowa (Iowa, Thane & Prose, 2016) to a glistening life in Manhattan. Along the way, Hunt documented his years of serenity, scene, and sea life in various parts of the Hamptons¿, including Hampton Bays, Sag Harbor, East Hampton and Southampton¿. The poetry of Hamptons steps beyond the glamour of the Island and into the primacy of the alternating stillness and chaos of its environs, taking the reader any place the poet chooses to gö ¿with ease.

"Ha habido una constante a lo largo de mis cuatro décadas de carrera: La Historia. Su creación, su cuidado - y su iluminación a través de la tecnología de la época en que me encontraba. Ya sea transformando diarios de formato sábana a tabloide, de tabloide a Berliner, de blanco y negro a color, de formato impreso a digital - mi papel ha sido ser guardian de la historia, siempre asegurándome del modo en que fuera narrada. Hoy vivimos en una cultura móvil: así, el arte de la narración exige que, una vez más, los que narramos historias, debamos adaptarnos a un nuevo medio para continuar atrayendo al lector. Con el teléfono como constante compañero, la historia nunca ha estado más cerca de nosotros, haciendo que resguardar su pureza sea de piramidal importancia para proteger la autenticidad de su esencia. El modo de iluminar la historia en la era de los dispositivos móviles es de lo que trata este libro." - Mario García.