Media Insider: Tucker Carlson Network Launches, Jezebel Returns
Also among the week’s big media industry news: NiemanLab unveils experts’ predictions for journalism in 2024.
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Media Insider: Washington Post Staffers Strike, Hearst Acquires Puzzmo
Also in this week’s media news roundup: Paste Magazine acquires Jezebel, more media layoffs announced.
Media Insider: Google and Canada Reach Deal on News Content, WaPo Braces for Layoffs, Threads to Launch in Europe
Also in this week’s media news roundup: Elon Musk tells advertisers to “Go F—” themselves, Popular Science shutters its magazine.
Media Insider: Media Layoffs Soar, AI and Journalism Charter Issued, Gannett Hires Beyoncé Reporter
Also in this week’s media news roundup: Pew Research Center releases its latest Newspapers Fact Sheet.
Media Insider: Jezebel shuts down, CBS launches fact-checking unit, NYT hits 10M subscribers
Also in this week’s media news roundup: A new Hearst policy restricts political speech on employees’ social media accounts.
Media Insider: Condé Nast Cuts 5% of Staff, Biden Signs AI Executive Order, Twitter Value Plummets
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.
Media Insider: 24 Journalists Killed in Gaza, 41 States Sue Meta, Lawmakers Introduce Bill to Fund Local News
Also in this week’s media news roundup: A Gallup report finds Americans are following the news less closely.
Media Insider: Nearly 20 Journalists Die in Israel-Gaza War, X to Charge New Users $1
Also in this week’s media recap, Google presents a new framework for protecting children and teens online.
Media Insider: Zucker Buys into Front Office Sports, Report Looks at Who is Paying for News Online
In the latest media news recap, news execs head to Capitol Hill to lobby Congress on AI protections.
Media Insider: WNYC Cuts Staff, beehive Acquires Swapstack, Google Podcasts to Shut Down
Also in this week’s media news roundup: A majority of Black Americans think media is racist, Artifact gives users the ability to post.
Media Insider: Rupert Murdoch Steps Down, Musk Wants to Charge All X Users
In this week’s big media news, CNN preps for its new CEO and journalist unions focus on AI.
Media Insider: Gannett Hiring Taylor Swift Reporters, Google Antitrust Trial Begins, AP Stylebook Suffers Data Breach
Also in this week’s media news roundup: The Sporting News raises $15 million, Artifact launches Links feature for social sharing.
Media Insider: Newsroom Diversity Reports Released, Disney-Charter Fight Intensifies
Also in the media news recap, Paper Magazine is back and NPR’s CEO announces his retirement.
Media Insider: CNN Names Mark Thompson as CEO, Washington Post lays off Arc XP staff
Also in the media news roundup: Media companies block access to ChatGPT and NYT unions react to return-to-office policies.
Media Insider: X to Remove Headlines from News Articles, Press Freedom Research Group Launches
Also in the media news recap, former Vice journalists start their own outlet and another top editor exits G/O Media.
Media Insider: NYT Drops Out of AI Coalition, Police Raid Kansas Newspaper
Also in this week’s media news roundup: X reportedly delays links to certain sites, CNN shakes up its programming.
Media Insider: OpenAI Funds Journalism Ethics Project, New York Times Reports Q2 Results
Catch up on the week’s big media news, including Puck’s latest funding and ESPN’s jump into sports betting.
Media Insider: Meta blocks news in Canada, AFP sues Twitter, Variety updates CNN story
Also in this week’s media news roundup: Signs of optimism in the bleak ad market.
Media Insider: Twitter Rebrands as X, Pay Disparities Reported at Forbes
Also among the week’s big media news, ESPN may be in talks with sports leagues about taking a stake in the network.
Media Insider: Twitter ad revenue down 50%, AP collaborates with OpenAI, Vox drops CMS
Also in this week’s media news roundup: CNN overtakes NYT as biggest news site in U.S., Patrick Soon-Shiong rumored to be selling LA Times.
