Media Insider: Meta fined for transferring data, The Daily Wire heads to Twitter, WaPo creates AI teams
Also in this week’s media news roundup: The New York Times reaches tentative deal with union, Semafor raises $19 million.
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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.
Media Insider: Tucker Carlson goes to Twitter, Vice Media nears bankruptcy deal, MTV News shuts down
Also in this week’s media news roundup: iHeartMedia launches a branded podcast studio and the crypto media firm Blockworks raises $12M.
Media Insider: The Messenger Set to Launch, WGA Strike Begins, Vice on Road to Bankruptcy
Also in the week’s recap of media news, President Biden pledges to defend press freedom and secure journalists’ release.
Media Insider: Fox Fires Tucker Carlson, Time Removes Paywall, Paper Magazine Lays Off Staff
Also in this week’s media roundup: Facebook and Twitter face new EU content rules, California Assembly approves JCPA bill.
Media Insider: Fox Settles With Dominion for $787 Million, BuzzFeed News Shuts Down
Also in this week’s media news recap: NewsNation’s plans an expansion and another outlet pauses Twitter activity due to “government-funded” label.
Media Insider: Twitter Mislabels NPR and BBC, Blocks Substack Links, and is Absorbed by X Corp
Among the week’s media news not related to Twitter, the U.S. designated WSJ reporter Evan Gershkovich “wrongfully detained” by Russia.
Media Insider: News orgs reject paying for Twitter checkmark, Financial Times buys Endpoints News
Also in this week’s media news roundup: Senate bill seeks to break up big tech’s ad business and publishers report higher than expected Q1 revenue.
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: Gannett ends online comments, Ozy attempts a comeback, NBC/MSNBC employees plan walkout
Also in this week’s media news roundup, Jimmy Finkelstein raises $50 million for his new venture, Twitter Blue introduces 4,000-character Tweets
Media Insider: Gawker shuts down (again), Instagram founders launch personalized news app
Also in this week’s roundup: Video news startup The News Movement acquires The Recount.
Media Insider: A Week of Newsroom Layoffs, CNET Ends AI-Generated Stories
In this week’s media news roundup, AP gets a website redesign and Trump plans his return to Twitter.
Media Insider: Robinhood launches media arm, Reuters to create 100 jobs, CNET’s use of AI bombs
Also in this week’s media news recap: media companies set content deals with Twitter, TikTok to share algorithm details.
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.
Year-End Review: 5 Top Social Media Stories of 2022
Between pop culture news and breaking world news, 2022 provided a lot for social media users to talk about.
Media Insider: Washington Post Grows Climate Team, Media Leaders Embrace Hybrid Work
Also in this week’s media news recap, long-awaited job cuts hit CNN. Catch up on the week’s big media headlines.
Media Insider: Protocol Shutters, Jonathan Swan Heads to NYT, BBC Has Plans to Crack U.S. News
Also in this week’s media news recap, Elon Musk issues an ultimatum to remaining staffers: Go “hardcore” or leave.
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: Deep Cuts at Twitter, Insider Moves Away From Paywall, NPR+ Launches
Also in this week’s media news recap, CNN debuts its new morning show.
Media Insider: The Athletic Adds Ads, Condé Nast Recognizes Union, Axios Launches Policy Newsletters
Also in this week’s recap of the top media news headlines: Publishers favor Twitter over other social networks.
