Media Insider: Gannett and McClatchy Cut Back on AP Services, Sports Illustrated to Remain in Print
Also in this week’s media news roundup: Trump sues ABC and George Stephanopoulos for defamation.
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Media Insider: New Inclusive Storytelling Initiative, Candle Acquiring ATTN: for $150M
Catch up on the week’s media news, including Chris Wallace’s new Sunday show for CNN and a new EIC at Eater.
Media Insider: Google Gives $3 Million to News Orgs, Feds Investigate Threats on Journalists, Bustle Explores Going Public
Also among the top media stories of the week, Matt Thompson was named editor of NYT’s new journalism venture, Headway.
Media Insider: Axios Returns PPP Loan, Publishers Increase Facebook Ads, LMA Launches Chicago News Collaborative
Also in the week’s media news roundup: Curbed will merge into New York Mag.
Media Insider: Coronavirus News Consumption Surges, Facebook Launches Grant Program for Local Newsrooms, Plain Dealer Cuts Staff
This week’s media news wrap-up is all about COVID-19 and its impacts on paywalls, jobs, ad budgets, and acquisitions.
Media Insider: Condé Nast Forms Branded Studios, Britain to Regulate Content, Reuters and Facebook Partner in Fact-Checking
Lawmakers are proposing changes to California’s new law impacting freelancers. Read more in our weekly media news recap.
Media Insider: Gannett/GateHouse Merge, Fact-Checkers Lose More Digital Tools, Entercom Invests in Podcasts
In addition to the Gannett/GateHouse merger news, this week saw layoffs at NPR and an investment from the Knight Foundation in newsroom diversity.
Media Insider: Vox Acquires Epic Magazine, HuffPost Launches HuffPost Plus, Why Fact-Checkers Couldn’t Contain Misinformation About The Notre Dame Fire
ICYMI. 5 top media stories you need on your radar this week, including news from Digiday and HuffPost.
Media Insider: Google Launches Search Engine for Fact-Checks, Democrats Push for ‘Internet Bill of Rights,’ iHeartMedia to Invest in High Times
Also in the weekly media news recap, Tronc is out and Tribune Publishing is back in.
New Rules for Fact Checking: Building Trust and Credibility with Your Audience
We’re adding to our fact-checking series with some new tools for journalists and content creators to utilize to build trust with audiences.
Around the Wire: Experiments in Journalism, New Life for Old News & Latest Media Moves
Welcome to Around the Wire, PR Newswire’s round up of journalism, blogging and freelancing stories from the week. The Experiment: 14 Students. 10 Weeks. One Search for Media’s Cutting Edge (Columbia Journalism Review) Take a look...
Around the Wire: Tools for Learning How to Code, Factcheck Video and Take Control of Your Writing
Welcome to the latest installment of Around the Wire, PR Newswire’s round up of journalism, blogging, and freelancing news from the past week. 1. 9 Free Platforms for Journalists to Learn How to Code (Journalism.co.uk) Whether...
Faster Fact Checking, Part 4: Best Practices
In our final fact-checking installment, we’re reviewing where you can learn more about verification best practices.
Faster Fact Checking, Part 3: Crisis and Public Safety Reporting
In Part 3 of our fact-checking series, we look at some online tools to help journalists understand what’s happening minute to minute.
Faster Fact Checking, Part 2: Making Sense of Social Media
Part 2 of our fact-checking series highlights three tools specifically geared toward verifying content on social media.
Faster Fact Checking, Part 1: Tools for Journalists Reporting Breaking News
There’s added pressure on the media to report news more quickly than ever, which can lead to mistakes and serious consequences.
