How a plan to turn the Spokane Spokesman-Review into “The People’s Paper” ended in a newsroom revolt
Newsroom staffers say that concerns about Rob Curley’s leadership festered until his August suspension — weeks before the ...
NPR’s new chief content officer Nadine Zylstra on how the public media company acquired Machine Gods — which she thinks can ...
With an additional $10 million in program funding, the Lenfest Institute will consider new applicants in local TV news and ...
In the age of declining traffic, publishers are grappling with how to engage and retain audiences. There’s a shift away from ...
"To the extent that we contemplated the possibility that we'd even still exist [four years later], I don't think any of us ...
Plus: Audiences aren't too keen on AI news anchors, journalists say government funding doesn't compromise their independence, ...
“People don’t choose to have their media diet and their football allegiances bundled together. The feed does that for them.” The World Cup is the gift that keeps on giving (to me). I was swiping ...
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