NBCUniversal Local’s Telemundo Station Group has announced Telemundo Puerto Rico — a free ad-supported streaming TV (FAST) channel featuring Telemundo Puerto Rico / WKAQ’s original entertainment and news programming — is available now on Prime Video. more

The Association of National Advertisers has announced that CEO Bob Liodice will step down at the end of 2026, concluding a 31-year tenure with the organization, including 23 years as chief executive. more

In today’s volatile media landscape, one question is becoming increasingly urgent: What is your business really worth? As consolidation, digital disruption, and shifting revenue models reshape the industry, accurate valuation is no longer just a transactional step—it’s a strategic necessity. For nearly five decades, Kamen & Co has helped media owners answer that question with clarity and confidence. more

Based in Singapore, Joanna Ossinger will lead CNBC.com’s editorial coverage across the Asia Pacific region, spanning business, markets, economics and technology. more

FBI Director Kash Patel got into a shouting match with a reporter amid questions over his job performance following an explosive article from The Atlantic alleging excessive alcohol use by the director. more

Great leaders know that identifying the right strategy is only half the battle. The harder challenge is turning difficult decisions into action before hesitation or competing priorities push them aside. In many organizations, leaders clearly understand what needs to be done but delay the uncomfortable steps required to move forward. In this month’s “The Corner Office,” Doug Phares explains why effective leadership often comes down to creating urgency around the decisions that matter most. more

Tim Cook will step down as Apple CEO, moving to executive vice president of the tech giant’s board of directors in a massive corporate shift. John Ternus, SVP of Hardware Engineering, will become Apple’s next chief executive officer, effective Sept. 1. more

The Society of Professional Journalists joins a coalition of journalists, journalism organizations and free expression groups in a petition to the White House Correspondents’ Association, its officers, board of directors and members. The coalition urges the association to use the platform of its annual dinner to defend press freedom amid ongoing threats to the First Amendment and to reaffirm the essential role of a free and independent press in American democracy. more

Satirical news site The Onion said it has reached an agreement to take over conspiracy theorist Alex Jones’ InfoWars company, in a move that could help repay the more than $1 billion he owes the families of Sandy Hook shooting victims. more

A growing share of Americans say they mostly get news because they happen to come across it, not because they’re actively seeking it out. About half of U.S. adults (49%) say this is the case today, up from 39% when Pew Research Center first asked this question in 2019. more

The Weather Company has announced Max On Demand, a cloud-native solution designed to help storytellers create and dynamically scale weather production from anywhere across any platform. As broadcasters face increasing pressure to deliver content anytime, anywhere, The Weather Company continues to expand Max Cloud to support more agile, flexible and collaborative newsroom workflows. more

Axios is expanding its local coverage in Colorado by launching Axios Arapahoe County and Axios Douglas County the first week in May. more

As misinformation spreads across social media and beyond, the Maine Trust for Local News is combating false narratives with “Fact Briefs” — 150-word, yes-or-no explainers that have quickly become some of its most-read stories. more

Cox Media Group (CMG) Tampa Radio announced that Aaron Miller has returned to the organization as director of sales. more

Fast Company has joined the ranks of publications that offer crossword puzzles on its website. more

Get the Money Side of the Story, a new chapter for the Bloomberg Media brand, is now live, pointing to Bloomberg.com and the Bloomberg app as the definitive business news source for emerging and established leaders. The campaign highlights the value Bloomberg delivers for global subscribers — data-driven information, expertise and ideas across finance, technology, politics, sport and more.  more

FCC Commissioner Anna Gomez took another opportunity to highlight what she calls an administration bent on “censorship and control” on Monday, but the lone Democrat Commissioner was selective with her other comments at NAB Show 2026. more

“Aiming to attract the political middle has always seemed like a weird concept to me, and so far, it hasn’t seemed to benefit those news organizations at all. Quite the contrary.” — Margaret Sullivan more

At a time when free expression is facing pressure from multiple directions, media scholar and E&P columnist Stuart N. Brotman examines a series of remarkable federal court rulings in which judges are defending First Amendment rights with unusual moral clarity, constitutional conviction and literary force reminiscent of some of the nation’s most celebrated jurists. more