What if a computer created your news? A computer that tailored its style, tone, and slant to exactly what its owners wanted? Actually, it would look like The Washington Post, who have been running a neural network to scrape events, create articles, and publish them for over a year now. Continue reading “Who (or what) writes your news?”
Indeed.com is one of the largest job seeking websites on the internet, so they do know a little bit about the job market and the cost of living in the U.S.
Continue reading “Indeed.com ranks Birmingham as top “Most Bang for Your Buck” city”
The word is getting out. Birmingham is becoming a national “destination hotspot.”
Earlier this month, the Washington Post ran a story profiling Birmingham as a city to consider visiting in 2017.
That story is going viral.
Continue reading “Going viral – Denver Post gives 17 reasons to explore Birmingham”
“With revitalized neighborhoods and a ramped-up food culture, Alabama’s largest city boldly returns to the stage and sings to a bigger audience.” ~ From the Washington Post article titled – You’re Going Where? Birmingham
A very timely event. Just last month, President Obama created the Freedom Riders National Monument in Anniston.
Continue reading “They changed the world: A special evening at UAB with the Freedom Riders”
Yesterday, President Obama, through a proclamation under the Antiquities Act, established the Birmingham Civil Rights and Freedom Riders National Monuments.
Bham Now has compiled a list of links from television, radio and newspaper stories that have been published online in the past 12 hours. With the help of photographer Larry Gay, we’ve also created a special photo gallery.
First – the photo gallery.
