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Troy Thibodeaux

Troy Thibodeaux

Verified

Digital News Director, Associated Press

New Orleans

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Future Of Journalism , Media, Start Ups , Public Relations, Social media, Enterprise Technology, consumer technology content marketing

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Total articles 31

  • AP, AppliedXL to deliver AI-powered news tips to local newsrooms - Editor and Publisher

    By Troy Thibodeaux Verified| Editor & Publisher Verified Posted Tuesday, September 17, 2024 2:10 pm We are pleased to be using AI in this new way to deliver timely and accurate news tips to local news organizations. Our goal in deploying AI is to help expand the reach of our journalism and provide our members and customers with tools that enhance their own reporting.” The Associated Press and AppliedXL have announced a collaboration to provide AI-powered local news tips and advisories on health, energy and environment issues to AP member newsrooms...

    By Troy Thibodeaux Verified · Editor & Publisher

    Sep. 17, 2024

  • #JRN2JOR- Week 9 - Data Journalism

    By TEDx Talks, Troy Thibodeaux Verified| storify.com@ Are you sure you want to delete your account? You'll lose everything, forever!Of course not!

    By TEDx Talks, Troy Thibodeaux Verified · storify.com

    Apr. 30, 2016

  • AP IMPACT: 'Vaccine court' keeps claimants waiting

    By Justin Pritchard Verified, Troy Thibodeaux Verified, Mitch Weiss Verified| Yahoo Verified WASHINGTON (AP) — A system Congress established to speed help to Americans harmed by vaccines has instead heaped additional suffering on thousands of families, The Associated Press has found. The premise was simple: quickly and generously pay for medical care in the rare cases when a shot to prevent a sickness such as flu or measles instead is the likely cause of serious health complications. But the system is not working as intended.

    By Justin Pritchard Verified, Troy Thibodeaux Verified, Mitch Weiss Verified · Yahoo

    Feb. 05, 2015

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