The New York Times’ climate desk set out to prove that meaningful climate action is happening in every corner of the country — red states, blue states and everywhere in between. In its ambitious “50 States: 50 Fixes” series, the team highlights practical, community-driven solutions, from Louisiana rain gardens to Connecticut oyster-reef restoration. Climate Editor Lyndsey Layton says the project has struck a national chord, showing readers that climate change isn’t abstract or distant — “it’s just everything.” more

As the 2025 conference season comes to a close, PEN America is sharing three lessons learned about protecting journalists, building resilience and cultivating community in the wake of online harassment and threats. more

The third annual Floodlight Summit convened participants from more than 25 countries in Cartagena, Colombia, from Dec. 5-7. The intimate setting of the invitation-only Summit fosters unique … more

Stumped on what to get the journalist in your life this year? You’re bound to find something that works here — whether the person’s true passion is interviewing, caffeinating or snuggling. more

The battle for control of Warner Bros. and HBO is coming down to an enormous bet on competing visions of the future of the entertainment industry. more

The Reynolds Journalism Institute, in partnership with the Local Media Consortium, announced the launch of the News Media Help Desk, a centralized hub to provide local newsrooms with access to essential resources, expert assistance and fractional services. more

Columbia Journalism Review asked prominent media figures to read the present — and try to predict the future. more

As the year draws to a close, Amalie Nash offers the Knight Foundation's annual roundup of hopeful trends from the year. Despite the headwinds and deep challenges, she said Knight believes there is room to celebrate and find inspiration in these positive trends. more

The RSL Technical Steering Committee, comprised of leading internet, media and technology companies, has announced the publication of the official standards specification for Really Simple Licensing (RSL) 1.0, the first licensing standard to protect content in the AI era. more

Here are five different decision-making approaches that non-traditional newsrooms are using, but can be adapted for any sort of news organization. more

YouTube TV says it will begin offering cheaper, more targeted packages of programming starting early next year. more

Caren Bohan, who was named editor in chief in September 2024, will no longer continue in her role “effective immediately,” the company told employees. more

Emmy Award-winning journalist Tony Dokoupil has been named anchor of the “CBS Evening News,” the network announced Wednesday. He begins his new role on Monday, Jan. 5. more

As tensions with the U.S. boil over, the EU adds the tech giant's AI to its targets. more

Virginia law bars attorneys from sending court records to journalists. The commonwealth’s court records are controlled by a central administrator in Richmond and serve as a source of income for locally elected clerks. more

Ann Hermes' images show what's left and what we stand to lose. more

Roughly one-in-five U.S. teens say they are on TikTok and YouTube almost constantly. At the same time, 64% of teens say they use chatbots, including about three-in-ten who do so daily. more

In a wide-ranging interview with “The Rebooting Show,” Chief Revenue Officer Kristin Heitmann discussed the evolution of AP’s business and how the global news organization is powering today’s AI-driven media ecosystem. more

The new Yahoo Sports streaming TV channel will be the exclusive home for 59 IFL games in 2026. more