TV stations need to let their reporters return to their “farm-to-table” roots. Engaged audiences will accept nothing less. I spent more than 20 years in newsrooms. I know the sound of real … more

Newsletter and creator startup Beehiiv is making a push into podcasting, and wants to peel off talent from Substack and Patreon. Beehiiv has privately been reaching out to independent podcasters … more

Facebook advertisers who filed a class-action lawsuit against Meta Platforms in 2018 over allegedly inflated metrics are fighting the company's "eleventh-hour" request to force most class members … more

Artificial intelligence has hovered between promise and practice in the broadcast industry for several years. Pilot programs were everywhere, product demos were plentiful and vendors promised sweeping automation across the media supply chain. What remained less clear was where the technology would settle into daily operations. more

Few news organizations carry the historical weight of The Washington Post. Yet after a year marked by layoffs, leadership upheaval and high-profile resignations, the paper that once defined investigative journalism is confronting a far more uncertain question: what does The Washington Post become in the next era of American media? In the April cover story for E&P Magazine, Gretchen A. Peck examines the newsroom turmoil, strategic shifts and leadership decisions now shaping the future of one of journalism’s most storied institutions. more

The Israeli military suspended a battalion of reservist soldiers on Monday, days after it detained a CNN crew in the West Bank village of Tayasir. Jeremy Diamond, CNN’s Jerusalem correspondent, and his team were in Tayasir on Thursday reporting on attacks by Israeli settlers on Palestinians when soldiers from the Israel Defense Forces’ Netzah Yehuda unit intervened. more

Audacy is continuing its “Content-First” organizational restructure by dubbing Detroit Market Manager Debbie Kenyon as regional president for its Central U.S. markets, placing Chicago, Cleveland, Madison, Milwaukee and Minneapolis under her command. more

iHeartMedia is consolidating four Southern New England markets under a single market president, tapping 15-year company veteran Care Jones to run its Providence, Manchester, Portsmouth and Cape Cod clusters, covering three states and 14 stations. more

With tears of joy, Sandra Hagenimana gets a hug from her mother after matching to the pediatric residency program at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas during Match Day celebrations at the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston on Friday, March 20, 2026. —Jennifer Reynolds, Photography Editor, The Daily News, Galveston, Texas more

On the morning of March 28, Fatima Ftouni, a journalist in southern Lebanon, filed a live news dispatch for Al Mayadeen, a Beirut-based television network. Wearing a press vest and helmet, she described the Israel Defense Forces’ (IDF) occupying parts of the town of Taybeh and retaliatory more

The Public Media Bridge Fund, an initiative of Public Media Company, today announced the launch of its Sustainability Program, a new initiative designed to strengthen the long-term sustainability of public media organizations while preserving their essential local service. more

Veteran NBC News correspondent Peter Alexander is joining MS NOW, the latest example of the Versant-backed outlet trying to make an aggressive play in hard news, as well as the opinion programming for which it is best known. more

Outgoing BBC director-general Tim Davie has been appointed as the next co-chair of the Creative Industries Council. more

Ana Hernández has been named News Director for NBC 4 New York/WNBC and Telemundo 47/WNJU. A multiple-Emmy award-winning journalist and weather specialist, Hernández will join the leadership team of … more

Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chair  Brendan Carr on Friday said at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) that President Trump is “winning” his feud against the … more

David Ellison says savings from the Skydance- Paramount merger will significantly exceed the $3 billion initially projected, with $2.5 billion anticipated by the end of this year. And, “We’re in … more

“The news gods provided us with a lot of reporting opportunities — good and bad — that resonated with people.” That’s the reason Colorado Sun editor Dana Coffield gives for her nonprofit … more

My colleagues and I are engaged in the convoluted, ever-shifting process of figuring out how to use artificial intelligence in journalism in ways that are both productive and ethical. Somewhere … more