It’s time for the weekly media news recap. Among the week’s big stories, ViacomCBS offloads CNET and NYT partners with Facebook on an augmented reality project.
ICYMI: U.S. media companies are investing in China coverage and NBCUniversal News has set new diversity goals.
ICYMI. Facebook announced the first 20 members of its Oversight Board and The Boston Globe is publishing a serialized novella. Read more in the weekly recap.
Five top media stories from the week, including a live video experiment from Reddit and a new look at the state of music journalism.
ICYMI. 5 top media stories you need on your radar this week, including news from Billboard and Mashable.
ICYMI. 5 top media stories you need on your radar this week, including news from Fast Company and TechCrunch.
ICYMI. Five media stories you need on your radar this week.
Nearly two billion people have watched a Facebook Live broadcast.
ICYMI. 5 top media stories you need on your radar this week.
ICYMI. 5 top media stories you need on your radar this week.
ICYMI. 5 top media stories you need on your radar this week.
ICYMI. 5 top media stories you need on your radar this week.
ICYMI. 5 top media stories you need on your radar this week.
ICYMI. 5 top media stories you need on your radar this week.
ICYMI. 5 top media stories you need on your radar this week.
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