Shakeup at ’60 Minutes,’ Judge Rules in AP Lawsuit: Media News Recap for April
Catch up on April’s big media news, including a new local news initiative and social media plans at OpenAI.
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Media Insider: News Execs Navigate AI Deals, New Print Magazine to Cover the Podcast Industry
In the weekly media news recap, Scripps commits to boosting and improving its local news coverage.
Media Insider: SCOTUS Hears Section 230 Cases, Lemon Returns to CNN, Psaki to Anchor at MSNBC
In other media news this week, Meta launches a new paid identity verification product and the AP works on AI projects with local newsrooms.
Media Insider: The Intercept Spins Off, Legislators Push for C-SPAN on the House Floor
Catch up on the big media news headlines for the week of Jan. 9, 2023, including the launch of a new centralized news hub at Axios.
Media Insider: Semafor Launches, Ye to Acquire Parler, Murdoch Considers Recombining News Corp and Fox
In this week’s media news roundup: Data shows layoffs decreased at large newspapers and digital media outlets in 2021.
Media Insider: Hearst Predicts $12B in Revenue, UK Broadcasters Fight for Queen’s Memorial Footage
Catch up on this week’s media news, including CNN’s lineup leading up to the midterm elections.
Media Insider: Tegna Sells for $5.4B, Howard to Digitize Black Press Archive, Condé Nast Partners with TikTok
Also in the latest media news roundup, WSJ owners opt for a “flexible” plan for returning to the office.
Media Insider: PBS Developing LGTBQ Show, Apollo/Cox Media Deal Complete, & More
ICYMI. These are the top media stories you need on your radar this week.
Media Insider: Police Raid Australian Public Broadcaster, Americans Weigh in on Fake News, Newsweek Upheaval Continues
ICYMI. Headlines from the Chicago Tribune and Associate Press are among the 5 top media stories you need on your radar this week.
Media Insider: The Atlantic Taps Into Archives, HuffPo Launches Teen Newsletter, FAMU Launches 24-Hour Black News Network
Welcome to Media Insider, PR Newswire’s round-up of media stories from the week. NIEMANLAB | LAURA HAZARD OWN The Atlantic Brings Readers Into Its Archives With Timelines Based On Their Birthdays The Atlantic launched “The...
Nowhere to Hide: TV Journalists Face the Pressure of Cosmetic Procedures
They say the camera doesn’t lie. It used to be that plain, ol’ high-definition television would provide enough pressure for some TV journalists and media personalities to fine-tune trouble spots. But new ultra, HD...
Career Crossroads: Why A TV Producer Went from Behind the Scenes to On the Scene
A discussion with multimedia journalist Nia Hamm.
Career Crossroads: 5 Tips for TV Reporters on Hiring an Agent
If you’re in the market for an agent, here are some tips from a reporter who’s been there.
Neutral vs. Regional Accents On-Air: How to Decide What Works Best for You
The issue of whether or not a neutral accent works best in Spanish-language media is an ongoing debate. Although brands usually opt for a neutral voice-over narration for campaigns in hopes of reaching a...
State of the News Media: Who’s Thriving and Who’s Simply Surviving?
The media’s landscape is ever-changing and evolving. How, what, and when news is consumed can change from year to year.
