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What does it take to be the leader of a new media business? Hear from the brains behind an SMS platform that connects journalists and news outlets with their audience.
Recently, 10 political journalists who began their careers in the Donald Trump era reflected on their entry into journalism, the influence of Trump, debates over objectivity and their outlook on their beat.
We have to figure out a way to adjust the rules without compromising our integrity.
A healthy chunk of Facebook users say they don’t get much news there any more — an outcome to be both expected and desired.
A grassroots group is using newspaper advertisements to further push Sen. Joe Manchin to support issues it considers important to low-income West Virginians.
In the future, will most local news outlets publish 24/7 online but put ink on paper only once a week, perhaps only on Sunday?
As social media and technology companies face criticism for not doing enough to stem the flow of misleading information on their platforms, a sizable portion of Americans continue to turn to these sites for news.
Caesars Entertainment, Inc. and NOLA.com today announced a partnership that makes Caesars Sportsbook an exclusive sports betting and odds provider of the publication. The deal comes before the launch of legalized sports betting in Louisiana.
Danny Fenster on Monday was ordered to remain in confinement. The court hearing marked his 120th day in custody after being detained by the junta in May.

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Axios has announced the promotion of Sara Kehaulani Goo to editor-in-chief and Aja Whitaker-Moore to executive editor. The veteran journalists will oversee Axios' 120+ journalist newsroom, 20+ newsletters and three podcasts.
The Washington Post has announced the addition of 41 editing positions, as well as the addition of two new deputy managing editors, who will work alongside Scott Vance and Barbara Vobejda in running the daily report.

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