# the group domain, which is what the outlet key holds
editorial rows at newsquest.co.uk in the published base: 7
of those with an AI word in the title: 0
the site publishes this key under the modal company name; a hand alias in names.OUTLET_NAMES now publishes it as Newsquest.
titles on file: Chief Reporter; Co Editor; Commercial Features Writer; Editor; Editor Devon Life; Multimedia Journalist; Sub-editor

# Newsquest's mastheads, which carry their own domains
   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_newspapers_published_by_Newsquest HTTP 200
   blue links on the list: 104 (plus 128 red links); with a Wikidata item: 94
   titles with an official website on Wikidata: 71; distinct masthead domains after the hand-checked drops: 74
   fetched through the proxy on 2026-09-16
Newsquest domains on the list: 74
of those with at least one editorial row in the base: 6
editorial rows at those domains: 42
of those with an AI word in the title: 0
   thenational.scot                   20 rows
   heraldscotland.com                 11 rows
   newsquest.co.uk                    7 rows
   edp24.co.uk                        2 rows
   dorsetecho.co.uk                   1 rows
   herefordtimes.com                  1 rows
wrote newsquest_domains.csv (74 rows)

=== reuters-institute-2026  HTTP 200  https://reutersinstitute.politics.ox.ac.uk/journalism-media-and-technology-trends-and-predictions-2026
   Latest tales of AI in the newsroom 8.
   Latest tales of AI in the newsroom | 8.
   Some sources suggest that there will soon be more bots than people reading publisher websites, 2 as tools like Huxe and OpenAI’s Pulse offer personalised news briefings at scale.
   Over four in ten (44%) survey respondents say that their newsroom AI initiatives are showing ‘promising’ results, but a similar proportion (42%) describe them as ‘limited’.
   Our own research shows that these attitudes are not confined to the United States or to young people and with more AI-produced content on the way expect to see more media literacy initiatives, along with campaigns that show the value of professional verified news.
   Newsquest, a leading regional UK publisher, has created more than 30 ‘AI-assisted reporters’ across its titles, staff who are equipped with an AI tool called News Creator to draft stories – up to 30 every day – which are then checked and supplemented.
   Latest tales of AI in the newsroom While news organisations are keen to show their human credentials, they are also embracing AI in their own newsrooms to drive efficiencies and to improve journalistic quality.
   35 Overall, however, we have also detected some disillusionment with AI progress in the newsroom.
=== reuters-institute-2025  HTTP 200  https://reutersinstitute.politics.ox.ac.uk/journalism-media-and-technology-trends-and-predictions-2025
   Generative AI and newsroom transformation 9.
   Generative AI and newsroom transformation | 9.
   At the same time, the platform (OpenAI) benefits from credible information that has been checked by journalists.
   ’ Editorial-tech hybrid newsroom roles become more important: Newsrooms may struggle to hire and retain talent in areas like tech and AI, but it’s an exciting time for editors with an interest in technology.
   Senior editors such as Jane Barrett at Reuters and Sannuta Raghu at Scroll in India are becoming well-known voices in the AI space using editorial creativity and cultural editorial capital to understand how best to leverage AI for journalistic purposes.
   Generative AI and newsroom transformation Over the last year, news organisations have been getting their heads around the full implications of Generative AI for journalism and for their businesses.
   At least in some larger newsrooms, principles and guidelines are largely in place and specialist AI roles have been created, as predicted in last year’s report.
   The majority of respondents to our survey feel that newsrooms are being transformed somewhat (63%) or fully (24%) due to Generative AI, though this may be a reflection of what people see in other newsrooms rather than their own.
=== bbc-ai-principles  HTTP 200  https://www.bbc.co.uk/supplying/working-with-us/ai-principles/
   Fairness: Our use of AI will be fair, equitable and inclusive for our audiences and staff.
   We will be open and transparent Transparency & Clear Explanations: We will be clear with audiences and staff about where we use AI and what data we collect.
=== bbc-about-ai-404  HTTP 404  https://www.bbc.co.uk/aboutthebbc/whatwedo/artificial-intelligence
=== bbc-about-ai-com-404  HTTP 404  https://www.bbc.com/aboutthebbc/whatwedo/artificial-intelligence