Media Insider: Tronc Buys New York Daily News for $1, Snapchat Fact Checks Stories, HuffPost Takes Reporters on ‘Listening Tour’
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Media Insider: How Social Media is Helping Houston Deal with Harvey, New Podcast Playbook Aids Advertisers, Snapchat Verifies Influencers
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Media Insider: Google Tests Subscription Tool, Twitter Hashtag Turns 10, Brands Blacklist Mainstream News Sites
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Media Insider: Facebook Dominates Globally, How Labeling News Stories Promotes Trust, and Can Movement Journalism Help Newsrooms?
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Media Insider: CNN Not for Sale, Google to Launch Snapchat-Like Feature, American News Sources Among Least Trusted
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Media Insider: The Rise of Influencer Marketing, Google AI Scrubs Extremist Content, Snapchat Partners with College Publications
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Media Insider: Time Inc. Looks to Sell Essence, Megaclustering Local Dailies, The Good and Bad of Push Alerts
Welcome to Media Insider, PR Newswire’s round-up of media stories from the week. THE ROOT | RICHARD PRINCE Time Inc. looks to sell Essence Time Inc. is looking to sell its majority stake in Essence after 12 years. According to The Root, the transaction is hoped to be completed by the end of the year. The…
Media Insider: Good News for Drone Journalism, BuzzFeed to Launch Tasty App, Facebook Bets On Instant Articles
Welcome to Media Insider, PR Newswire’s round-up of media stories from the week. POYNTER | AL TOMPKINS Drone journalists get very good news — instant waivers The FAA is making it much easier for journalists covering stories within five miles of big airports. According to Poynter, the agency will start Low Altitude Authorization and Notification Capability…
Media Insider: The Fight for Net Neutrality, News Outlets Seek Bargaining Rights With Digital Platforms, Amazon Emerges as Friend to Publishers
Welcome to Media Insider, PR Newswire’s round-up of media stories from the week. WIRED | ELIZABETH STINSON How the internet showed up for net neutrality More than 100,000 websites, organizations and individual internet users participated in a Day of Action in support of net neutrality, reports Wired. Reddit is listed as one of the most outspoken…
Media Insider: NPR Tweets Cause Uproar, Snapchat Launches New Features, Facebook Works with Local Newsrooms
Welcome to Media Insider, PR Newswire’s round-up of media stories from the week. THE WASHINGTON POST | AMY B WANG NPR tweeted the Declaration of Independence and some people got angry For about 20 minutes on July 4, NPR traveled back to 1776. To echo its 29-year on-air tradition, the public radio network tweeted out the Declaration of…
Media Insider: CNN Imposes New Rules on Russia Coverage, Facebook Reaches 2 Billion Monthly Users, WhatsApp Becomes Popular News Source
Welcome to Media Insider, PR Newswire’s round-up of media stories from the week. THE HILL | REBECCA SAVRANSKY CNN imposing new rules on Russia stories You probably heard that CNN deleted and retracted a #TrumpRussia story last Friday. But did you know the network is imposing strict new publishing restrictions for online articles involving Russia? According to…
Media Insider: YouTube Sets New Policies to Curb Extremist Content, Trust in Social Media Falls, Niche Reporting Highlights Untold Stories
Welcome to Media Insider, PR Newswire’s round-up of media stories from the week. DIGITAL TRENDS | TREVOR MOGG YouTube Steps Up Efforts To Tackle Extremist Content On Its Site YouTube is introducing four new measures to tackle extremist content on its site. According to Digital Trends, the company will make more use of technology aimed at…
Media Insider: Apple Updates Podcast App, Press Access at Capitol in Question, Cable News at War for Viewers
Welcome to Media Insider, PR Newswire’s round-up of media stories from the week. RECODE | PETER KAFKA Apple is Going to Let Podcast Creators — And Advertisers — See What Listeners Actually Like Until recently, the only metric Apple provided to podcast creators is the number of downloads of an individual episode. A new version of…
Media Insider: Comey Testimony Takes Over Live TV, Google Launches News Literacy Program, Gianforte Donates $50K to Press Group in ‘Body-Slamming’ Settlement
Welcome to Media Insider, PR Newswire’s round-up of media stories from the week. THE WASHINGTON POST | CALLUM BORCHERS It’s a Big Deal That Broadcast Networks Will Air the Comey Hearing Live Former FBI director James Comey’s testimony before the Senate Intelligence Committee will air on live television — adding it to the shortlist of congressional…
Media Insider: Bezos Gifts $1 Million to Support Press Freedom, GOP Candidate ‘Body Slams’ Reporter, Quartz Launches Trump ‘Snooze’
Welcome to Media Insider, PR Newswire’s round-up of media stories from the week. ADWEEK | CORINNE GRINAPOL Jeff Bezos Gives $1 Million to Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press Jeff Bezos made a $1 million donation to the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press — the largest personal donation in its history. The funds…
Media Insider: Trump Concerns Press Advocates, AP Incorporates UGC, Bleacher Report Shares Snapchat Discover Lessons Learned
Welcome to Media Insider, PR Newswire’s round-up of media stories from the week. HUFFPOST | MICHAEL CALDERONE Trump Allegedly Urged Comey To Consider Jailing Journalists According to the New York Times, President Donald Trump asked former FBI director James Comey to “consider putting reporters in prison for publishing classified information.” The Huffington Post reports the news…
The Future of Journalism: Real World Training at Today’s Colleges and Universities
They say you get the best real world training in college. The best example: The college newspaper. It’s where budding journalism students learn and grow, setting the tone for the future of the industry. Students are on the frontlines of big picture things, namely the intersection of technology and news, improving newsroom diversity and coverage…
Media Insider: News Media’s Partisan Divide Evident in Comey Coverage, Snapchat Loses Money, Women Change the Podcast Game
Welcome to Media Insider, PR Newswire’s round-up of media stories from the week. THE NEW YORK TIMES | MICHAEL M. GRYNBAUM Comey Firing Provides Bright Dividing Line for Media Coverage FBI Director Comey’s firing was a clear indicator of how America’s political divide is present in news media. According to The New York Times, traditionally right-leaning…
Media Insider: US Slips Again in Press Freedom Ranking, NYT Loses Subscribers, Twitter and Bloomberg Team Up for 24/7 News Stream
Welcome to Media Insider, PR Newswire’s round-up of media stories from the week. THE WASHINGTON POST | CHRISTINA BARRON On World Press Freedom Day, Student Shares Her Opinion On Why A Free Press Matters The Washington Post asked readers in grades four through eight to share thoughts about the free-press guarantees in the Constitution. Eighth-grader Jahnavi…
