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It's the Media Buzz Meter with Howard Kurtz.

Journalism is making a comeback.

Unfortunately, I'm talking about the horse journalism, which won the preekness the other day, after losing the earlier triple

crown race.

So if you believe in symbols or signs, that's a good sign.

Beyond that, not so much.

And as an example, here is the Chicago Sun Times. Just a couple days ago, according to reporting by the Verge and others, has this, you know,

dozens of pages, kind of like a special section recommended summer activities

new trends books to read ah books to read that it turns out we're done by AI and the books and the articles quote and cite people that don't appear to exist.

Along with some actual books, the summer reading list features fake titles by real authors.

Min Jin Li is a real lauded novelist, but Nightshade Market, a riveting tale set in Seoul's

underground economy, isn't one of her works.

Rebecca McKay, a Chicago local.

It's credited for a fake book called Boiling Point.

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