Jenna Goudreau will be joining Forbes as executive editor, overseeing an expanded version of the previously announced Service Desk. more

The multiyear pact gives Meta access to content for training and to retrieve information for users of its AI tools. more

The World-Herald will close its downtown Omaha printing plant at the end of this month and outsource production of the print newspaper, the news outlet’s parent company, Lee Enterprises, announced Monday. more

The Cincinnati Herald, the city’s longest-running African American newspaper, has temporarily stopped publishing while its leadership retools how the paper runs. Publisher Jan-Michele Lemon Kearney had a blunt message for readers and advertisers: “We’re not going anywhere.” more

The Ethics and Journalism Initiative at New York University has announced nine finalists for the Peter F. Collier Awards for Ethics in Journalism, which honor journalism that meets the highest ethical standards in the face of pressure or incentives to do otherwise. more

The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP) today launched its Safe Storytelling Studio, a digital content hub with resources and guidance on suicide safe storytelling. Intended for the entertainment industry, journalists and social media creators, the Studio features evidence-based guidance and case studies that equip storytellers with the confidence to safely elevate our culture's understanding of suicide and mental health. more

Robert Dippell will lead the newly formed Brew Media Group in addition to his current role as CEO of Morning Brew Inc. more

The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette has filed with the state of Pennsylvania indicating formally that it plans to close in May. more

Publisher and CEO Steve Grove shares how the paper balanced aggressive reporting with care for journalists covering a deeply personal story. more

“The sweep of changes we see has one main cause: the political effort to stifle robust national journalism.” — Ken Doctor more

FT Strategies introduces its Advisory Partners network, integrating senior industry leaders into its core team to deliver deeper operational expertise and specialist insight to help clients navigate strategic challenges and accelerate transformation. more

With voter interest surging and political tensions running high, the 2026 midterms are shaping up to test both the electorate — and the newsrooms covering them. Early indicators suggest unusually high engagement, setting the stage for intense races and heightened scrutiny of election coverage. For journalists, the challenge goes beyond reporting results, as disinformation, AI manipulation and safety concerns add new layers of complexity. In this environment, news organizations are preparing not just to cover an election, but to defend the integrity of the information voters rely on. more

When Michael McCarthy, Senior Director of AI, Sales and Business Solutions at Hearst , took the stage at the Lead-to-Cash Bash, the conversation quickly moved beyond buzzwords. At one of the … more

“Trump will do anything to distract from the political damage of the Epstein files.” — Margaret Sullivan more

Paramount Skydance’s $81 billion deal for Warner Bros. Discovery is highly complex and poses credit risks, Fitch Ratings says as it cut the media conglomerate to junk status. more

President Donald Trump says he’ll attend this year’s White House Correspondent Association dinner on April 25, marking the first time he’s done so as commander-in-chief. more

President Trump has made a scattershot case for Israel and America’s joint attacks on Iran through a series of one-on-one interviews with various media outlets. more

The E.W. Scripps Company (NASDAQ: SSP) closed March 2 on the sale of WFTX, its Fox-affiliated station in Fort Myers, Florida, to Sun Broadcasting for $40 million. more

The longtime Bay Area reporter and editor will run the Chronicle’s breaking news operation in the evening. more