Journalist Maya Lau, co-represented by Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press attorneys, sued LA County for unlawfully investigating her in retaliation for her reporting. more

He also served as president of The Washington Post and led a trade organization for airline companies. more

Here’s an idea to steal and adapt: Work with local schools to help students develop journalistic skills. more

Columbia Engineering researchers recently developed DIVID, a detection tool achieving 93.7% accuracy identifying AI videos from platforms like Sora, Pika and Runway Gen-2. But journalists can’t wait for technology to catch up. The implications for newsroom operations are immediate and significant.  more

A correspondent for Reuters, he became a global symbol of China’s isolation and of the anti-foreigner hysteria spawned by its Cultural Revolution. more

In her new role, Vivian Yee will focus on the women at the center of the culture shift catalyzed by President Trump — the side of the coin opposite the manosphere. Her work will connect politics, society, corporate America, culture and style.  more

Christopher Moore has joined the desk to work closely with video journalists and assist in training. more

Two top leaders at the BBC resigned on Sunday amid an escalating scandal over impartiality and bias that plunged Britain’s public broadcaster into one of its biggest crises in recent years. more

Unionized journalists at the Daily News have reached a tentative agreement with the paper’s owner, Alden Global Capital, for a first contract that includes new, life-changing salary minimums, 6% wage increases over six months and new benefits for part-timers.  more

The nonprofit is seeking to raise $50,000 for its mission to strengthen journalism, truth and democracy. more

Republicans and Democrats are now about equally likely to express concern over the increased use of artificial intelligence, but they differ widely in their trust in the United States to regulate the technology. more

Todd Violette will be succeeding Dax Davis, who has recently been promoted to director of sales for Connoisseur Media in San Antonio. more

Matt McMillan, CEO of Press Publications, was elected chair of America's Newspapers during the annual business meeting on Wednesday, Nov. 5, at the Senior Leadership Conference.   more

Streetsblog New York City has brought on Austin C. Jefferson to helm its new Albany bureau, where he will lead coverage of state-level transit policy and the livable streets movement in upstate New York. more

The Selma Times-Journal is excited to announce the addition of Briana Wilson to the staff as the new general manager of one of Alabama’s oldest publications. more

his holiday season, skip the forgettable and give something unforgettable — a subscription to Editor & Publisher Magazine. It’s a gift that fuels curiosity, sharpens thinking, and supports those who shine a light where others won’t. Celebrate a colleague, mentor a rising star, or inspire someone who cares about the future of journalism. An E&P subscription is smarter than a sweater, more timeless than a gadget, and guaranteed to spark conversation long after the decorations come down. more

For nearly five decades, Jim Slusher has been one of the Midwest’s most thoughtful voices on what journalism owes its readers — and how it earns their trust. As managing editor for opinion at the Daily Herald, he’s spent his career pulling back the curtain on newsroom decisions and defending the value of open, honest dialogue. Now, with his new book To Nudge the World, Slusher is challenging both journalists and audiences to rethink how truth and trust are built in an era of noise and doubt. His message is clear: transparency isn’t a luxury for journalism — it’s the lifeline that keeps democracy alive. more

At 175 years old, Deseret News isn’t resting on its legacy — it’s redefining it. Born of pioneer grit and rooted in faith, the Salt Lake City newsroom is embracing the future with AI tools, video storytelling and digital-first products — all while staying true to its mission of elevating national conversations around family, freedom and faith. From the front lines of breaking news to the launch of new podcasts and training programs, this historic institution is proving that tradition and innovation aren’t at odds — they’re fuel for the next chapter. more

E&P columnist and media strategist Imtiaz Patel convened a closed-door roundtable of senior media leaders — from local publishers to national broadcasters — to confront a rising reality: AI is already rewriting the rules of engagement, audience and revenue. With consumer behavior shifting rapidly and tech giants controlling distribution, executives are scrambling to rethink business models before the next disruption hits. In this month’s editorial, Patel distills the key themes that emerged — from operational overhauls to the urgency of building trust-driven communities — and offers a sober warning: hope is not a strategy. The time to act is now. more

At The Post and Courier, community engagement isn’t a buzzword — it’s a revenue strategy. Under Publisher PJ Browning’s leadership, the Charleston-based newsroom has turned loyal readers into financial backers through donor drives, a new Journalism Preservation Society and sold-out speaker events like the Charleston Porch Talks. The goal? To fund in-depth investigative reporting and educational coverage that serves the public good — and proves local journalism is worth investing in. more