Media Insider: VOA Editors Resign, LA Times Journalists Demand Change, Post-Gazette Sued
ICYMI. Here are a few of the top media stories you need to read this week.
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Media Insider: Facebook Employees Walk Out, ACLU Files Suit Against MN Police, SC Journalists Return To The Office
There was a lot of news to keep track of this week. Here’s a recap of some of the top stories from the media industry.
Media Insider: Tech Giants Bet Big on Podcasts, ACLU Files Suit Over ‘Fake News’ Laws, Editors Piece Together Fall Magazines
Here’s a recap of some of the top media industry headlines from the week.
Media Insider: NYT Ends Third-Party Data, Spotify Signs Joe Rogan, The Atlantic Faces Layoffs
Did you keep up with the latest news in the media industry this week? Here are a few of the top stories we think you need to see.
Media Insider: News Outlets Sue Small Business Administration, Condé Nast Announces Layoffs, Plain Dealer Dissolves News Guild
ICYMI. 5 top media stories you need on your radar this week, including audio plans at Apple News+.
Media Insider: Sinclair Fined $48M By FCC, Facebook Introduces Oversight Board, Dow Jones Appoints CEO
ICYMI. Facebook announced the first 20 members of its Oversight Board and The Boston Globe is publishing a serialized novella. Read more in the weekly recap.
Media Insider: Axios Returns PPP Loan, Publishers Increase Facebook Ads, LMA Launches Chicago News Collaborative
Also in the week’s media news roundup: Curbed will merge into New York Mag.
Media Insider: Wired Staffers Form Union, BDG Launches Nylon Digital, Tech Giants Mandated to Share Revenue
ICYMI. Bloomberg offers free subscriptions to college students. Read more in the weekly media news roundup.
Media Insider: Coronavirus Traffic Bump Stalls, L.A. Times Furloughs Staffers, Meredith Launches Two Magazines
ICYMI. Although the coronavirus continues to deeply impact the media industry, some publishers are pushing forward with new ventures.
Media Insider: Letter to Congress Requests $5B for Local News, CNN Acquires Canopy, Quibi Launches
5 top media stories you may have missed this week, including a look at how food publishers are giving back.
Media Insider: Facebook Pledges $100M to Help News Outlets, Lee Enterprises Announces Pay Cuts, McClatchy Reinstates Paywall
COVID-19 continues to impact publishers’ ad revenues, causing layoffs, furloughs, and pay cuts across the industry. It’s also impacting podcast listening.
Media Insider: NBC Takes Hit After Olympics Postponement, Twitter Donates $1M To Journalism, BuzzFeed Cuts Employee Pay
With everything going on, here are 5 top media stories you may have missed this week.
Media Insider: Coronavirus News Consumption Surges, Facebook Launches Grant Program for Local Newsrooms, Plain Dealer Cuts Staff
This week’s media news wrap-up is all about COVID-19 and its impacts on paywalls, jobs, ad budgets, and acquisitions.
Media Insider: Google Scrubs COVID-19 Misinformation, Reader’s Digest Prospers, Facebook Tests VR App
Coronavirus dominated the news cycle this week. Here are some of the top media industry stories from Bloomberg, Reuters, CNBC, and more.
Media Insider: Univision Sells Majority Stake, Bloomberg Targets Black Media, NYT Fights Doxxing
In this week’s media news round-up, WSJ launches a new vertical and investigative journalism in South Florida gets a boost.
Media Insider: Senator Proposes Federal Data Protection Agency, Google Explores Paying Publishers, Gender Disparity in Media
Did you keep up with media industry news this week? We’ve got you covered with our weekly recap.
Media Insider: Condé Nast Forms Branded Studios, Britain to Regulate Content, Reuters and Facebook Partner in Fact-Checking
Lawmakers are proposing changes to California’s new law impacting freelancers. Read more in our weekly media news recap.
Media Insider: Tribune CEO Exits, New App Helps Female Journalists Fight Harassment, Spotify to Acquire The Ringer
In the weekly media news recap, Dotdash continues its digital media purchasing spree and Quartz invests in video to drive subscriptions.
Media Insider: AP Crops Out Diversity, Berkshire Hathaway Sells Newspaper Assets, BBC Cuts Jobs
ICYMI. BuzzFeed’s editor in chief is leaving for The New York Times and Warren Buffet is exiting the newspaper business.
Media Insider: Chicago Tribune Staffers Seek New Owners, Google to Phase out Third-Party Cookies, FCC Extends Cox Media Deadline
Here are 5 top media stories you may have missed this week, including Quibi’s rollout.
