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AP Fund for Journalism today announced significant commitments from several organizations, including the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, Lilly Endowment Inc. and the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, that will help power its first-of-its kind local news program to support the U.S. local news ecosystem. more

Gail Collins has decided to step away as a weekly columnist. more

Sabrina Tavernise is now writer-at-large for National, covering the underlying causes of U.S. political discontent. more

Jack Healy is returning to Colorado as a bureau chief. more

Major League Baseball has completed new three-year media-rights agreements with ESPN, NBCUniversal and Netflix, the league said Wednesday. more

FCC Chairman Brendan Carr announced a review of the relationships between broadcast networks and their affiliates, calling into question contractural restrictions that penalize stations for pre-empting shows and those that prevent them from airing rival programming. more

Suncoast Searchlight’s four reporters told the board their editor-in-chief was using AI editing tools and inserting hallucinations into drafts. The next day, one of the reporters was fired. more

Courts dismissed dozens of strategic lawsuits against public participation targeting media in 2024, finds a new analysis from New York University’s First Amendment Watch. more

Even though more Americans now use streaming services — like Netflix — than subscribe to cable or satellite TV, most people who say they get news from television still rely on cable, satellite or broadcast channels. more

Nexstar Media Group, Inc. has announced that in connection with its pending acquisition of TEGNA Inc., the companies have filed applications with the Federal Communications Commission seeking consent to the transfer of the broadcast licenses currently controlled by TEGNA to Nexstar.  more

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Now in its 35th year, CPJ’s annual IPFA and benefit dinner honors courageous journalists from around the world. This year’s event will be held tonight, Nov. 20, in New York City. The event is chaired by Almar Latour, CEO of Dow Jones and publisher of The Wall Street Journal. Christiane Amanpour, CNN’s chief international anchor, will be the evening’s master of ceremonies. more

The Society of Professional Journalists strongly condemns President Donald Trump’s latest attacks on journalists, including his disparaging treatment of ABC News Chief White House Correspondent Mary Bruce during Monday’s Oval Office press availability, and his recent “Quiet, piggy” insult aimed at Bloomberg reporter Catherine Lucey.  more

Not quite two months after closing a deal that put The Dallas Morning News under Hearst’s ownership, the newspaper’s union says 26 people will be laid off. more

Centennial gala brought together news leaders from across the commonwealth to honor PNA’s legacy and future. more

When SFGate launched a National Parks Desk at the start of the year, it wasn’t chasing travel clicks — it was betting that real reporting from America’s most scenic places could drive serious journalism and serious traffic. The gamble paid off. By year’s end, stories from Yosemite to Yellowstone will have drawn nearly 40 million visits, proving that authentic, place-based reporting can thrive far beyond city limits — and that the path to digital growth sometimes winds through the woods. more

Donald Trump has shrugged off the Saudi regime’s 2018 murder of the Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi , saying the journalist was “extremely controversial” and unpopular, … more

President Trump assailed an American journalist in the Oval Office on Tuesday for asking Saudi Arabia’s crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman, about the violent death of a Washington Post columnist … more