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

America's poster-in-chief has a new challenger. While most Iranians are barred from the internet, one of the country’s rising hard-line figures is using social media to take on President … more

WASHINGTON (CN) — The New York Times urged a federal judge Monday to rebuke the Pentagon for quickly drafting a new press access policy that the newspaper argues revives a version he determined was … more

A lawsuit brought against Fox News by a reporter who said the network fired him after he spoke out against its coverage of the 2020 presidential election and the Jan. 6 Capitol riot was dismissed on … more

The Israeli military’s top general suspended all operational activities of a reserve battalion involved in the detention and assault of a CNN team in the West Bank last week — including dismissing one soldier from military service — the Israeli military said Monday. more

Arizona State University’s Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication and the Poynter Institute have launched a new collaboration to expand professional development opportunities for journalists and media professionals nationwide. more

Community Radio for Northern Colorado, home to news/talk KUNC (91.5) Fort Collins and adult alternative “The Colorado Sound” — carried on KJAC (105.5) Denver and translators K205FZ (88.9) Steamboat Springs and K232DX (94.3) Summit County — is exploring a potential merger with Denver-based Rocky Mountain Public Media, which includes jazz KUVO (89.3) and urban contemporary “The Drop 104.7” KUVO-HD2. more

Even as digital transformation reshapes the news business, print continues to generate meaningful revenue for many publishers. Yet producing print editions remains one of the most labor-intensive processes in the newsroom. During a recent webinar hosted by E&P Magazine industry leaders from ATEX and a veteran UK media executive examined how automation is changing the economics of print production—while preserving editorial quality and brand identity. more

As reporting near the U.S.-Mexico border grows more complex, journalists face increasing risks to their data and sources. Gretchen A. Peck reports on a new training partnership equipping reporters with practical digital security strategies. Developed by press advocates, the curriculum focuses on protecting devices and navigating inspections. It underscores a new reality: modern reporting requires both journalistic skill and operational security. more

Multiple newspapers across Iowa have announced they received notice from their ownership company, Mid-America Publishing Corporation, that it will close in April. more

A federal judge on Friday evening granted a temporary restraining order to halt Nexstar’s merger with TEGNA, a transaction that creates a broadcasting giant with almost 260 stations across the country. more

Versant, the parent company of CNBC and MS NOW, is looking to continue expanding its business beyond cable TV. more

When Florida lawmakers opened the door for counties to move certain public notices from newspapers to government websites, many publishers saw a reliable revenue stream suddenly at risk. David Dunn-Rankin, president of Central Florida–based D-R Media, saw something else: an opportunity to rethink the relationship. By combining local relationships with a modern digital solution, his company found a way to give Polk County the website it wanted—while keeping the legal advertising revenue where it had always been. more

The opportunity to showcase your most compelling, courageous writing has arrived. The Carmage Walls Commentary Prize invites entries from members of America's Newspapers — and this year, it’s bigger, bolder and more rewarding than ever. more

Those who think newspapers are a dying business should spend a little time with Jeff Johnson. While the industry is hunkering down and working through digital disruption, Johnson is buying and growing newspapers, including major dailies in Texas. more

Israel said one of those killed was a member of Hezbollah’s military wing “disguised as a journalist.” Lebanon’s president said all three were journalists and condemned the killings. more

Francis Wick brings decades of experience as a media executive and owner, most recently serving as president and chief executive officer of Wick Communications from 2016 through 2024. more

Jonathan Greenberger has been named global editor-in-chief of POLITICO, effective May 1. In this role, Greenberger will oversee all aspects of POLITICO’s global newsroom. Greenberger succeeds John Harris, who will assume the role of POLITICO chairman. more