Media Insider: Axios Plans $30M Expansion, NYT Pulls Reporters from Russia
In this week’s media news recap, Twitter expands its fact check experiment to help battle misinformation on the platform.
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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: 6 Magazines End Print Editions, CNN Staffers Want Answers, Rogan Sticks with Spotify
Also in this week’s roundup of media news, Columbia University named the winners of its 2022 Alfred I. duPont Awards.
Media Insider: NY Times Acquires The Athletic, Senator Proposes ‘Do Not Track’ Law
Also in this week’s media news recap, NPR’s podcast push continues. Read on to catch up on the week’s headlines.
Year-End Review: 5 Top Social Media Stories of 2021
The pandemic rolled on but it shared the social media spotlight with several other unprecedented events in 2021.
Media Insider: Twitter CEO Steps Down, CNN Suspends Cuomo, Vox Nabs NPR Host for Podcast Deal
We’re recapping some of the week’s big media headlines, including the launch of a new Pan-European newsroom.
Media Insider: Facebook Removes Facial Recognition, Byron Allen Eyes Tegna Deal, LA Times Created Digital Día de Muertos
Catch up on week’s media news, including the DOJ’s lawsuit to block Penguin Random House from acquiring Simon & Schuster.
Media Insider: Sinclair Hit By Hackers, Facebook Teases New Name, MLB Pitches Streaming Service
Catch up on media news from the week, including Gannett securing $516M in refinancing and personnel news from the Washington Post and Hearst.
Media Insider: Dotdash To Buy Meredith, Twitter To Sell MoPub, Supply-Chain Disruption Delays Books
Catch up on the week’s big media news, including the far-reaching impact of Facebook’s network outage, HuffPost’s Danielle Belton’s view on being newsroom therapist, and more.
5 Tips to Build Your Social Media Brand as a Journalist
Nearly half of U.S. adults get news from social media. These tips will help journalists build a credible social media brand and grow an audience.
Media Insider: The Post Launches Ad-Buying Market, Fortune Elects Top Editor, NewsGuild Investigates Gannett
Catch up on the week’s big media news, including a new ad-buying marketplace from The Post, local broadcast groups test streaming, and more.
Media Insider: Microsoft Debuts Tailored News Feed, Twitter Launches Communities, Gannett Offers Digital Sports Experience
Catch up on the week’s big media news, including a personalized news service from Microsoft, a new daily news briefing from WaPo, and more.
Media Insider: Allure Opens Retail Store, WeChat Deletes LGBT Accounts, Trump Sues Facebook and Twitter
Catch up on media news from the week, including the launch of a new electric vehicles publication from The Information.
Media Insider: Google Launches Tool for Freelancers, Twitter Debuts Subscription Service, Reuters Postpones Paywall
Also in this week’s media news roundup: Outside launches a new membership program and Facebook debuts Video Business Accelerator program.
Media Insider: Facebook Tests Writer Partnerships, Venture Resurrects Anti-Slavery Magazine
ICYMI. This week’s roundup of media news includes stories from Axios, NPR, Digiday, and more.
Media Insider: BuzzFeed Cuts 47 Jobs, Yahoo News Hits 1M TikTok Followers
Also in the weekly media news recap, Congress introduced legislation to allow digital publishers to negotiate fees for content with big tech companies.
Media Insider: Al Jazeera Launches Conservative Platform, Facebook Restores News Sharing in Australia
We’re rounding up the big media industry headlines from the week, including unions, acquisitions, and new ventures. Read the full recap.
Media Insider: Forbes Launches Newsletter Platform, NBCUniversal to Shutter Sports Network, Facebook News Launches in UK
ICYMI. Here are 5 media stories from this week that you might have missed, including a new media venture to expand local news for communities of color.
Media Insider: FTC and 46 States Sue Facebook, MSNBC Elects New President, Report for America Opens 300 Jobs
Here’s a look at some of the big headlines in the media industry this week.
Media Insider: Politico Reporters Start Standalone Newsletter, Facebook News Tab to Launch in UK, NYT Raises $4M for Headway Project
Still on holiday mode and need to catch up on the week’s media news? Here’s our recap.
