Media Insider: AP Launches E-commerce Site, Deadspin Staff Laid Off, House Votes to Ban TikTok
Also in this week’s media news roundup: WSJ union files grievance over layoffs, a chain of radio stations is launching online newspapers in 18 markets.
Welcome to Media Insider, PR Newswire’s roundup of media news stories from the week.
Also in this week’s media news roundup: WSJ union files grievance over layoffs, a chain of radio stations is launching online newspapers in 18 markets.
Also in this week’s media news roundup: a spate of mock news sites with Russian ties have pop up in the U.S.; Wikipedia downgrades CNET’s reliability rating due to its AI-generated content
Also in this week’s media news roundup: The Supreme Court heard arguments in pivotal First Amendment cases.
Also in this week’s media news roundup: An ad tech company makes the case for directing ad dollars to reliable news sources.
Also in this week’s media news roundup: CBS News Digital staff votes to unionize, Daily Beast Confider newsletter on hiatus.
Also in this week’s media news roundup: Bluesky, an X competitor, is now open for the public the join.
Also in this week’s media recap: Sports Illustrated draws interest from two bidders and The Eugene Weekly resumes printing.
Also in this week’s media news roundup: A new Gallup poll looks at Democrats’ and Republicans’ trust in journalists.
Also in this week’s media news roundup: New Baltimore Sun owner insults staff, Thomson Reuters buys World Business Media.
Also in this week’s media news roundup: The Los Angeles Times executive editor steps down.
Also in this week’s media news roundup: an Oregon newspaper stops the presses after employee embezzlement.
Also among the week’s big media industry news: NiemanLab unveils experts’ predictions for journalism in 2024.
Also in this week’s media news roundup: Paste Magazine acquires Jezebel, more media layoffs announced.
Also in this week’s media news roundup: Elon Musk tells advertisers to “Go F—” themselves, Popular Science shutters its magazine.
Also in this week’s media news roundup: Pew Research Center releases its latest Newspapers Fact Sheet.
Also in this week’s media news roundup: A new Hearst policy restricts political speech on employees’ social media accounts.
Also in this week’s media news roundup: The deal to buy Forbes is extended and outlets get a win in the Google antitrust case.
Also in this week’s media news roundup: A Gallup report finds Americans are following the news less closely.
Also in this week’s media recap, Google presents a new framework for protecting children and teens online.
In the latest media news recap, news execs head to Capitol Hill to lobby Congress on AI protections.