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: 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 News Producer Sues Network, No One Safe in ESPN’s Looming Layoffs
Also this week in major media news, tensions grow between management and the union at the New York Times.
Media Insider: Ozy Media shuts down, BBC staff vote to strike, CNN debuts Middle East hub
Also in this week’s media news roundup: Axel Springer says journalists could be replaced by AI.
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: Congress Drops Media Bargaining Bill, NY Times Employees Walk Out, BuzzFeed Announces Layoffs
Our weekly media news recap also includes plans for K-12 media literacy education in New Jersey.
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: 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.
Media Insider: Wired Union Threatens to Strike, Trump Media Company Subpoenaed, NPR Looks to Podcasts
ICYMI. 5 top media stories you need on your radar this week, including a tough outlook for Meta.
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: Elon Musk Joins Twitter Board, WarnerMedia CEO Steps Down
In other media news, BuzzFeed and ex-staffers are fighting over who should pay legal fees. Read more in the weekly recap.
Media Insider: Condé Nast Staffers Form Union, Axios Acquires The SF Minute, CNN+ Launches
ICYMI. The Daily Wire is planning a push into kids entertainment. Read more in the media news recap.
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.
Media Insider: EU Bans Russian News Outlets, Palin Seeks New Trial Against NYT
In this week’s media news roundup, some 100 G/O Media journalists walked out after talks for a new contract broke down.
Media Insider: AP To Launch Photography NFTs, Spotify Closes Podcast Studio
Catch up on week’s media news, including Condé Nast announcing the launch of Vogue Philippines.
Media Insider: Vox Media Buys Group Nine, Wirecutter Union Scores Contract, Wallace Leaves Fox News
Catch up on week’s media news, including Chris Wallace leaving Fox News and Spotify launching podcast user ratings.
2021 in Review: 5 Big Stories in Media & Journalism
We’ve looked back through our weekly media news roundups and spotted several trends in the media industry 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: Twitter Blue Launches in U.S., Wirecutter Writers Plan Strike, Interest in Sports News Grows
Also in this week’s media news roundup: A new Illinois law requires media literacy classes for high schoolers.
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.
