Winners have been announced in the Multimedia Team Digital News or Enterprise Story Competition of the 2023-2024 Hearst Journalism Awards Program. There were 88 entries from 44 schools submitted in […]
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Anderson Cooper humbles Sean Hannity and Rachel Maddow, while Lester Holt is the standout in a new THR/Morning Consult poll.
KTAZ (Telemundo 39 Phoenix) and KHRR (Telemundo 40 Tucson), part of NBCUniversal Local’s Telemundo Station Group, has named Alfredo Valdes named meteorologist for Noticiero Telemundo Arizona weekday morning newscasts and updates, beginning Monday, May 27. An experienced weather […]
Based on a long-term, coordinated development effort, Chyron today announced “sweeping improvements across its news workflow portfolio that empower broadcasters and global news teams to make a complete digital transition, […]
The Washington Post announced plans Wednesday to create new tiers of subscription offerings, in a bid to draw more money from the publication’s readership and to help address a significant revenue shortfall. The company has lost $77 million over the past year, publisher Will Lewis told employees. (Pablo Martinez Monsivais/AP)
NBC Local (WMAQ) said Season 2 of its LGBTQIA+ discussion series It’s OK to Ask Questions will premiere nationally on Peacock on June 1. The first season appeared locally on NBC Chicago’s FAST channel.
Harrisburg-Lancaster-Lebanon-York, the No. 44 DMA, has the state capital and major metros nearby.
Local TV stations are always looking for new revenue opportunities, but could their archive of documentaries be an untapped goldmine? Here’s how AI can help generate new digital revenue from long-form VOD content, while also providing a better ad experience for viewers.
The special will feature MSNBC’s array of hosts and anchors, most of whom have spent time in the courtroom.
The Nexstar cable network launches an early-evening weekend edition of NewsNation Now with Adrienne Bankert.
The Benjamin Netanyahu-led country on Tuesday took the outrageous step of seizing a camera and other video equipment used by The Associated Press to broadcast a live feed of Gaza — a decision the country only reversed amid severe backlash from free press advocates and following a White House request. Pictured: AP video equipment is laid on the floor of an apartment block in Sderot, Southern Israel, shortly before it was seized by Israeli officials on May 21. (Josphat Kasire/AP)
With Season 56 in the history books, Executive Producer Bill Owens talks about the news magazine’s 50-season winning streak and what viewers can expect when Season 57 starts in the fall.
The weekly newsletter, social/digital initiative and syndicated broadcast TV component plans to highlight the power of swing state voters in the presidential election.
Hearst Journalism Awards Program announces the winners in the Investigative Reporting Individual or Team Competition of the 2023-2024. There were 72 entries from 43 schools submitted in the fifth and […]
NBC’s WMAQ and WSNS Chicago, are airing a three-part series tonight through Wednesday night at 10, that reveals the results of a six-month investigation that examined every sexual assault case, more than 21,000, reported to the Chicago Police Dept. over the last six years.
