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Fueled by AI, massive new facilities are reshaping communities and creating a major reporting opportunity for local newsrooms. more
Five months after returning as editor of The Boston Globe, Brian McGrory has announced changes that will reshape the top of the masthead. more
Kati Perry joins The New York Times as a graphics/multimedia editor. more
Brooke Minters will be the newsroom’s director of Shows and Lisa Tobin will be the director of development. more
Kaan Oguz will help produce videos in the field, and launch new series and projects. more
Siobhán O'Grady, an experienced global correspondent, joins the International desk. more
The Shows team welcomes two new producers for “The Headlines” and a studio engineer. more
Media investor James Murdoch has agreed to buy a number of Vox Media’s assets including New York magazine, the Vox news site and the podcast division. more
The Local News Research Hub aims to make academic research more accessible to audiences including policymakers, funders and journalists. more
Freedom of the Press Foundation filed a complaint May 19 with the Florida Judicial Qualifications Commission against Jeffrey Kuntz, chief judge of the Florida Fourth District Court of Appeal. more
“The legacy of this show needs to be that we remember it as the show that was canceled because a presidential administration wanted it off the air,” says Heather Hendershot, a professor of communication studies and journalism at Northwestern University. more
The legislation coincides with boom in sports betting and prediction markets that has exacerbated fears about young people gambling. more
The Museum of Broadcast Communications announced the eight inductees selected for the 2026 Radio Hall of Fame, with honorees ranging from legendary on-air talent to influential radio executives. more
The incoming corps members were selected from a competitive pool of more than 1,600 applicants, ensuring top talent for the 73 newsrooms that will welcome these reporters. Report for America’s newsroom partners go through an equally competitive process each year. more
Facebook’s parent company is expected to notify employees affected by the cuts or restructuring Wednesday morning. more
In the years since I left the role of New York Times public editor, I have sometimes said to myself, “This is another good day not to be the public editor.” more
USA TODAY, part of USA TODAY Co., Inc., announced Jennifer Hassan as its first royals reporter, leading coverage of the British royal family. Based in London, England, she joins USA TODAY from The Washington Post, where she spent a decade covering breaking news and major global events. more
As younger audiences increasingly consume news through YouTube, TikTok and livestreams, news organizations are rethinking how video fits into their audience strategy. In this report, E&P’s Bob Miller explores how authenticity, real-time engagement and less-polished content are reshaping newsroom approaches to livestreaming and digital video. more
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