Senators from both parties signal rough going over research revelations.

Nancy Han and Jennifer Suozzo are among the new executives joining CNN+, the network’s new subscription streaming service set to launch in the first quarter of next year. Han will be vice president of weekly programming; Suozzo will be vice president of daily programming.

Android TV-powered XC9000 series models are selling on Amazon for $1,200.

A “Tiger King” sequel is coming to Netflix this year as part of a new true-crime lineup of documentaries to be released. Although the streamer announced the project Thursday, it is unknown what the angle for Tiger King 2 will be.

Last week’s late cancellation of the NAB Show in October has dealt another major blow to the media technology industry. The ripple effects, vendors say, will be far ranging.

Hearst says the feature will provide “deeper audience targeting capabilities” for its “fast-growing” Anyscreen platform.

Government regulation will never fix everything wrong with online discourse. The industry needs to develop professional norms—just as journalism once did.

Facebook today acknowledged that the performance of its ads has suffered as Apple has rolled out new privacy controls for iOS users, and it could be poised to get even worse as Facebook offsets it by charging higher prices and increasing the ad loads in its feeds.

NewsGuard will enable Zefr’s clients to create inclusion and exclusion lists, preventing them from “overblocking” legitimate news publishers. (Image: NewsGuard)

Comcast has launched a new wireless streaming device — the XiOne — that will become the company’s standard platform across the globe. (Image: Comcast)

Scripps executive Kate O’Brian sees a middle ground that isn’t being served.