Media Insider: Business Insider to Buy Morning Brew, WaPo Launches Vote Tracking Tool, ProPublica Expands in the West
Catch up on the week’s big media industry headlines.
Author: Maria Perez
Media Insider: California Revises Freelancer Law, Survey on Americans’ Trust in Media, The New Paper Launches News Digest Via Text
We’re recapping some of the biggest media industry headlines of the week. Among them, Fox News saw ad revenues rise more than 44% from May through July.
Media Insider: Local News Viewership Rises, Vox Media Settles Lawsuits, NowThis Launches Kids Brand
ICYMI. Here are a few of the big headlines in the media industry this week.
Media Insider: More Newsroom Layoffs Expected, NYT Buys Serial Productions, Twitter Confirms Subscription Test
Also among the week’s top media news, research shows that reporting on the pandemic is impacting journalists’ mental health.
Media Insider: SBA Releases Media Loan Info, Facebook Meets With Boycott Leaders, LION Partners With Google on Startup Labs
ICYMI: U.S. media companies are investing in China coverage and NBCUniversal News has set new diversity goals.
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: 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: 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: 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: 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: 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: 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: 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: 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.
Media Insider: Internet Media Employment Triples, USA Today Launches Bilingual Series, The Sun Launches U.S. Site
5 top media stories you may have missed this week, including Michelle Obama’s debut on IGTV and union news at Sports Illustrated.
Media Insider: PBS Developing LGTBQ Show, Apollo/Cox Media Deal Complete, & More
ICYMI. These are the top media stories you need on your radar this week.
Media Insider: Bloomberg to Buy CityLab, Verizon Plans Staff Cuts, Pulitzers Add Podcast Category
ICYMI. 5 top media stories you need on your radar this week, including new paywall plans for Fortune and grants for local news in California.
Media Insider: Gannett Merger Final, Politico Owner Launches Tech Site, Reuters Builds Video Marketplace
The Gannett-GateHouse merger was finalized and Bustle saw more layoffs. These stories and more in our weekly media news recap.
Media Insider: NYT Ad Revenues Drop, Forrester Shares 2020 Media Predictions, Salt Lake Tribune Becomes a Nonprofit
A weekly recap of major media news, including headlines from Variety, the Wall Street Journal, and Forbes.
Media Insider: Facebook to Launch ‘News’ Tab, New York Tries to Save Local News, HuffPost Reportedly on Auction Block
Facebook is launching its News tab, publishers are experimenting with TikTok, and more in our recap of top media stories from the week.
