Matt Picht

Columbia, Washington, D.C., United States

Politics Reporter at Scripps News

Producer on Next Level for Newsy

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Video games changed how we think about music

Nov 15, 2024 | msn.com | Matt Picht

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Video games changed how we think about music

Nov 15, 2024 | scrippsnews.com | Matt Picht |Casey Mendoza

Video games have been defined by their iconic scores since the earliest consoles, but gaming’s interactive nature has transformed its music into a cultural powerhouse in its own right. Watch this episode of "Next Level" to see how video games have expanded the range of what music can do.
World Video Game Hall of Fame inducts new honorees, including Myst, Resident Evil

May 9, 2024 | scrippsnews.com | Matt Picht |Alex Arger |Douglas Jones |Justin Boggs

The World Video Game Hall of Fame added five new games to its honor rolls Thursday, recognizing titles that had major cultural or industry impact. Asteroids, the puzzle game Myst, horror role-playing game Resident Evil, city building simulator SimCity and role-playing game Ultima were recognized not just for their contributions to the state of the video game art, but for the reach they had across wide audiences and age groups.
In Real Life: After Twitter

Nov 5, 2023 | kbzk.com | Casey Mendoza |Matt Picht |Jennifer Smart

For 15 years, Twitter was a global public forum that fueled revolutions, united communities, and changed the language of the internet. Initially, no one envisioned Twitter as a global information powerhouse. The name 'Twitter' even implied a brief, inconsequential updates, not something substantial. In 2007, Twitter gained popularity at South by Southwest Interactive by serving as a real-time chat platform for conference attendees.
In Real Life: After Twitter

Nov 5, 2023 | newsbreak.com | Casey Mendoza |Matt Picht |Jennifer Smart

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In Real Life: After Twitter

Nov 5, 2023 | wcpo.com | Casey Mendoza |Matt Picht |Jennifer Smart

For 15 years, Twitter was a global public forum that fueled revolutions, united communities, and changed the language of the internet. Initially, no one envisioned Twitter as a global information powerhouse. The name 'Twitter' even implied a brief, inconsequential updates, not something substantial. In 2007, Twitter gained popularity at South by Southwest Interactive by serving as a real-time chat platform for conference attendees.
In Real Life: After Twitter

Nov 5, 2023 | wtvr.com | Casey Mendoza |Matt Picht |Jennifer Smart

For 15 years, Twitter was a global public forum that fueled revolutions, united communities, and changed the language of the internet. Initially, no one envisioned Twitter as a global information powerhouse. The name 'Twitter' even implied a brief, inconsequential updates, not something substantial. In 2007, Twitter gained popularity at South by Southwest Interactive by serving as a real-time chat platform for conference attendees.
Video games offer older adults both physical and mental exercise

Oct 1, 2023 | scrippsnews.com | Matt Picht

Video games have come a long way from their beginnings as children’s toys. Games these days are for everyone, and that includes senior citizens. Older players have historically been an afterthought in the youth-obsessed video game industry. But as the medium matures, older gamers are becoming a much more significant force in the industry—one that developers can’t afford to ignore.
AI fears are fueling the labor strikes in Hollywood

Jul 22, 2023 | scrippsnews.com | Matt Picht

Artificial intelligence is poised to be the next big thing in a bunch of different industries, including the entertainment sector. But the workers AI might one day replace are fighting for a say in how the technology is used—before it gets too big to stop. Generative AI, meaning AI that can create text, images, and other content, can sometimes feel like a magic box—give it a prompt, and it’ll spit out a more-or-less correct response that looks like it’s been written by a person.
AI fears are fueling the labor strikes in Hollywood

Jul 22, 2023 | scrippsnews.com | Matt Picht

Artificial intelligence is poised to be the next big thing in a bunch of different industries, including the entertainment sector. But the workers AI might one day replace are fighting for a say in how the technology is used—before it gets too big to stop. Generative AI, meaning AI that can create text, images, and other content, can sometimes feel like a magic box—give it a prompt, and it’ll spit out a more-or-less correct response that looks like it’s been written by a person.