The defunct food publication is re-emerging as a newsletter, with new leadership and zero approval from its original owner. more

Sally Shin has been named executive vice president of growth and partnerships for CNBC. In this new role, Shin will be responsible for accelerating the brand’s growth across emerging media platforms and strengthening new and existing partnerships. more

Arizona State University’s National Center on Disability and Journalism (NCDJ) is now accepting entries for the 2025 Katherine Schneider Journalism Award and the Gary Corcoran Student Prize for Excellence in Reporting on Disability.  more

105.7 The Fan (WSSP-FM / 1250 AM), an Audacy station in Milwaukee, welcomes back Tim Allen. He will host the new “Brewers Hot Stove Show,” airing weekdays at 5 p.m. EST, starting Jan. 14 and running through March 25. more

Let’s take a look what has happened with the federal administration’s approach to media since January of 2025. more

Covering immigration enforcement in the U.S. is no longer just a beat — for many journalists, it has become a physical safety risk once associated with foreign war zones. As federal crackdowns intensified in 2025, reporters from Los Angeles to Chicago faced detention, injury and intimidation while doing their jobs. In response, local newsrooms began building grassroots safety networks, sharing training, protocols and resources once reserved for international correspondents. Reporting by Diane Sylvester shows how these efforts are reshaping what it means to protect journalists at home. more

Bloomberg Media announced the appointment of Hayley Romer as the managing director, US Advertising Sales. In the role, Romer will oversee Bloomberg Media’s advertising business across North America, leading commercial strategy, client and agency relationships and team performance.  more

Ben Hoffman will oversee hallmark elements of The New York Times' reporting on elections, including coverage of public opinion and its poll trackers. more

Christoph Fuhrmans brings over a decade of experience with the team to his new role. more

Christopher Martinez returns to The New York Times in a senior role to lead and elevate the team’s design direction. more

Paramount also filed a lawsuit seeking to force Warner to release more information about its merger agreement with Netflix. Paramount has long argued its offer, which Warner repeatedly rebuffed, is superior in value to Netflix’s.  more

Despite difficulties many traditional news organizations remain optimistic about their own business — if not about journalism itself. Publishers will be focused this year on re-engineering their businesses for the age of AI, with more distinctive content and a more human face. They will also be looking beyond the article, investing more in multiple formats especially video and adjusting their content to make it more “liquid” and therefore easier to reformat and personalize. more

Those who were glad to see 2025 end because it was such an awful year for American democracy can’t be feeling too good right now. Just 12 days later, we’re in an even worse state. more

"And the Golden Globe for best editing goes to ... the Justice Department! Yes, congratulations. And the award for the most editing goes to CBS News. Yes, CBS News: America's newest place to see BS news." more

CNBC, First in Business Worldwide, announced that Azhar Sukri will join the international newsroom as a weekend editor.  more

Broadcast Management Group has introduced a services model designed to offer live production capabilities without the need for traditional broadcast facility investments. more

Eighty-five percent of the 27 members in the Science News Media Guild, workers who publish Science News and Science News Explores, have voted to ratify their first collective bargaining agreement. The historic contract establishes increases in pay, including cost of living raises and equity raises, sick and parental leave and importantly, codifes just-cause protections. more

He spent two decades hosting the PBS series, during the formative years of personal computing. It was seen in more than 300 cities at its peak. more

Aspen Public Radio has announced the arrival of Sage Smiley as the station’s new host of “All Things Considered,” following the June 2025 promotion of Halle Zander to news director. more