Tucker Carlson Producer Once Fired By Fox News Joins NewsNation

Cincinnati May Ratings Reveal Continuing Drop In Local News, Primetime Viewing

Daily Beast Boss Joanna Coles Scrambles To Recruit Ex-CNN Host Brian Stelter Amid Massive Layoffs

Newly-installed Daily Beast boss Joanna Coles is anxious to hire boldface names like ousted CNN host Brian Stelter — as she sharpens the ax to slash more than a third of the staff. Coles — who was brought in by media mogul Barry Diller along with Disney bigwig Ben Sherwood last month to resuscitate the floundering news site, sources close to the situation said on Tuesday.

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Government Has No Business Trying To ‘Save’ Journalism

Jeffrey M. McCall: Solid journalism is, indeed, essential to the functioning of the nation. The constitutional framers knew that well, but they also knew that journalism’s function of watchdogging the government had to be done with independence, completely separate from government strings, financial or otherwise.

‘Fox & Friends’ Debuts New Graphics, Intro Song And Summertime Studio

How Lisa Rubin Became MSNBC’s ‘Eyes And Ears’ At The Trump Trial

The corporate lawyer turned correspondent is having a moment on the cable news channel, relaying all the daily drama from the camera-free courtroom. “We have to bring all of those vivid details to people’s living rooms,” she says.

Fremantle Names Mark Reynolds Global Head Of Documentaries

He previously served as unscripted portfolio director at BBC Studios and has held the Fremantle role on an interim basis since January.

KENS San Antonio Re-Signs Deborah Knapp And Sue Calberg

Anchor Samantha Mesa Leaves WOI Des Moines

Former WRTV Anchor Tanya Spencer Dies At 53

The Daily Beast Braces For Headcount Slash As New Leadership Enacts Buyout Plan

Departing Longtime Local Anchors Share Their Lessons Learned

Tom Wills retires from WJXT Jacksonville, Fla., after 49 years. Don Alhart says goodbye to WHAM Rochester, N.Y., after coming onboard in 1966.

 

AP Expands Local Content Partnerships Ahead Of 2024 Election

The new partnerships feature content-sharing agreements with nonprofit outlets based in California (CalMatters), Hawaii (Honolulu Civil Beat), Montana (Montana Free Press), Nebraska (Nebraska Journalism Trust) and South Dakota (South Dakota News Watch).

In A Pre-Dobbs World, The Washington Post Deferred To A Supreme Court Justice

In January 2021, the Washington Post’s Supreme Court reporter and his editors agreed: The upside-down American flag seen flying outside Justice Samuel Alito’s Virginia home was not, on its own, a story. Earlier this month, that same story broke in The New York Times, which reported that Alito said his wife had raised the flag — a symbol adopted by supporters of former President Donald Trump who believed the election had been stolen from him — amid a neighborhood dispute.

Newsmax Denies Destroying Evidence In 2020 Defamation Case After Smartmatic Alleges ‘Cover-Up’

The right-wing cable channel Newsmax denied Friday that it intentionally destroyed or concealed internal emails in an ongoing defamation case filed by voting technology company Smartmatic over the network’s airing of false claims about the 2020 election.

AI & THE MEDIA

Media Bosses Divided On Deals With AI

As tech companies race to perfect machines that can already produce humanlike text, summarize long documents and describe images and videos, media companies, including Barry Diller’s IAC, are struggling to figure out where they fit into the new gold rush.

Ad Tech Squeeze: California Data Tax Would Fund Local Journalism

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WWL Louisiana Confronts Admitted Pedophile Priest About His Actions

WWL Louisiana, Tegna’s CBS affiliate in New Orleans, aired a series of reports about Lawrence Hecker, an admitted pedophile priest, detailing some of his actions and the archdiocese’s leaders’ reactions to them.

How Harris Faulkner Followed Her Father’s Footsteps To Vietnam

Bill Walton, Hall Of Fame Player Who Became A Star Broadcaster, Dies

Basketball Hall of Fame legend Bill Walton laughs during a practice session for the NBA All-Star basketball game in Cleveland, Feb. 19, 2022. Walton, who starred for John Wooden’s UCLA Bruins before becoming a Basketball Hall of Famer and one of the biggest stars of basketball broadcasting, died Monday, May 27. He was 71. (Charles Krupa/AP)

Gray TV’s Mississippi Stations Team Up For One-Hour Hurricane Season Special

As summer and hurricane season approaches, Gray Television’s Mississippi stations are teaming up to present a one-hour special on hurricane preparedness. Hurricane Season 2024: Prepare Mississippi is a First Alert […]

Media Matters For America Undergoes Round Of Layoffs

Media Matters for America, the progressive watchdog journalism organization, underwent a round of layoffs, as its president cited the shifting media landscape as well as its defense against legal action. A spokesperson said that more than a dozen staffers were impacted.

Hearst Multimedia Team Digital News/Enterprise Story Winners Announced

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 […]

Telly Awards Winners Announced

Lacey Beasley joins KTVT Dallas News

Avaionia Smith Joins KCEN Waco News

How FaceTime Calls With Mom Became A TV Hit

CNN’s Sara Sidner Says She’s ‘Hopeful’ After Successful Double Mastectomy

America’s Most Trusted News Anchors Are …

Anderson Cooper humbles Sean Hannity and Rachel Maddow, while Lester Holt is the standout in a new THR/Morning Consult poll.

NBC Reveals Olympics Commentators Mary Carillo, Andrea Joyce, Jimmy Roberts