Media Insider: Vice Files for Bankruptcy, The Messenger’s Rocky Start, CNET Staff Unionizes
Also in the latest media news recap, Dow Jones and Columbia Journalism School launch a financial journalism training program for HBCUs.
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Media Insider: Publishers Are Cautious About AI, Twitter’s Top Advertisers Pull Ad Dollars
Also in the latest media news roundup: A look at Spotify’s faltering podcast investments and furloughs at Lee Enterprises.
Media Insider: Meta fined over ad practices, Vox bans fossil-fuel ads, TipRanks acquires The Fly
Also in this week’s media news recap: Punchbowl adds text alerts and three Alabama newspapers cease their print versions.
Media Insider: Bari Weiss’s New Media Startup, WSJ’s New Editor, BBC’s Plans to go Online-Only
Also in this week’s media news roundup, the BBC discusses plans to move to online-only and the WSJ joins TikTok.
Media Insider: Meta Lays off 11,000, Forbes in Buyout Talks, The Recount Pursues Fire Sale
A recap of the week’s major media news, including Gannett’s latest earnings and hopes for the future.
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: Host of “Serial” Podcast Reacts to Adnan Syed’s Release, Tensions Rise at LA Times
Also in this week’s media news roundup, CNN announces plans for its morning show overhaul.
Media Insider: Gannett Announces Layoffs, Morning Brew Builds Creator Program, Google Wins Defamation Battle
ICYMI. 5 top media stories you need on your radar this week.
Media Insider: Media Confidence Hits Record Low, Publishers See Record Amazon Prime Day Sales
Also in this week’s media news, Allen Media Group is buying the Black News Channel. Read the full recap.
Media Insider: Media Reacts to Roe v. Wade Decision, MSNBC Names Maddow’s Successor
In other media news this week, print sales are down 12% among the largest newspapers in the U.S.
Media Insider: WSJ Launches Commerce Site, Journalists Report Passion for the Work Despite Challenges
Also in this week’s media news roundup, Joe Kahn takes the helm at The New York Times.
Media Insider: Forbes Axes SPAC Plans, Dotdash Meredith to Invest in Print
Also in the weekly media news recap, Vox union workers are ready to strike and Pew releases local newspaper industry analysis.
Media Insider: CNN+ to Shut Down, NYT Names Next Executive Editor
Read the week’s media news recap, which also includes several studies on the state of local news.
Media Insider: FCC Adopts New Rules for Broadcasters, Fox Journalists Killed in Ukraine
In this week’s media news recap: The FCC adopts new rules requiring broadcasters to identify foreign-government material.
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: New York Times Buys Wordle, Apple News Launches Local Newsletter
In the weekly media news wrap-up, a new nonprofit outlet written by and for Black people opens a national hub.
Media Insider: Media Trust Takes a Hit, Arena Group Buys AMG/Parade
Also in this week’s media news recap: The board approves WBEZ’s acquisition of the Chicago Sun-Times.
Media Insider: Newspapers Sue Big Tech, BuzzFeed Stock Tumbles, Snap Launches Minority Accelerator
Also in the media news roundup: Lee continues fight to fend off a hostile takeover bid by Alden Global Capital.
Media Insider: NewsGuild Files Charges Against Gannett, Guardian Launches Magazine, CherryRoad Buys 20 Papers
Here’s the weekly media news recap, including a new pipeline program for student journalists at The New York Times.
