Outgoing White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt has been invited to visit ABC’s “The View” as a guest. more

On September 9 and 10, the Knight Institute and Columbia’s Simon and June Li Center for Global Journalism will host a symposium on how the “War on Terror” has shaped the freedoms of speech and the press. more

In a long-shot move, two Republican attorneys general are hoping the Supreme Court will intervene to stop the antitrust lawsuit brought by 12 Democratic state AGs seeking to block Paramount’s takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery. more

Sitting in her new office on the Cronkite faculty hallway, Jessica Boehm reflects on what brought her to this point. It was not long ago that she was a student at the Cronkite School, learning she had been selected as a Hearst Foundations Fellow for Carnegie-Knight News21. Now she’s just stepped into the executive editor role of the program she credits with launching her career. more

Sebastián Martínez Valdivia has been named the executive director of the Murray Center for Documentary Journalism. He will now lead the Missouri School of Journalism’s documentary program after nearly four years as its supervising producer. more

Fox 2 News Director Brooks Blanton is stepping down less than a year after taking over the newsroom at the Detroit, Michigan, station. more

CBS Chicago is adding meteorologist Shane Hinton to its First Alert Weather Team, bringing him to Chicago, Illinois, from sister station WFOR in Miami, Florida. more

Humans are still writing the vast majority of guest columns published in the opinion pages of The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post and The New York Times, a Semafor analysis found — but large language models were creeping in well before a high-profile Journal op-ed provoked controversy this week. more

A jury on Monday awarded $300,000 to a Louisiana supreme court justice over a 2019 editorial by the state’s largest newspaper in a rare defamation trial involving an elected public official. more

Chloe Shakin and Jillian Eugenios will help highlight the how and why of The New York Times' journalism. more

The independent newsroom is a critical watchdog as the ranks of journalists covering the military continue to shrink. more

The Spokesman-Review announced a new partnership with NorthEast Washington Education Services District 101 to provide digital access to the daily electronic edition for all 104,000+ students within their service area through the Spokesman’s Newspapers-In-Education (NIE) literacy program.  more

Journalists share their strategies for generating FOIA ideas, crafting requests and navigating appeals. more

“There seems to be an increasing amount of heat, and precious little light, surrounding the issue of using AI to write. This week, I want to see if we can get past that, and begin to move toward a set of workable ground rules, for journalism and beyond.” — Richard J. Tofel, Second Rough Draft more

A new survey of American’s media habits find that 90% access YouTube on a typical weekday versus 79% for streaming services and 73% for Live TV. more

Customer surveys, feedback requests and engagement prompts have become a fixture of modern marketing, but they may be hurting customer loyalty rather than strengthening it. In his latest “The Corner Office” op-ed installment, Doug Phares — E&P columnist and managing director of Silverwind Enterprises — shares why companies should apply a lighter touch when soliciting feedback. more

Bloomberg Media has announced the official launch of Bloomberg India, a premium news destination for investors, business leaders and decision-makers in the region. Powered by Bloomberg’s global newsroom of more than 3,000 journalists and analysts, the new offering delivers the actionable local insights and global context audiences need to navigate markets with confidence. more

E&P is putting its own AI practices under the microscope as we undergo AAM’s Ethical AI Certification process—and we’re taking you inside the experience. See what the review is revealing about governance, transparency and meaningful human oversight, and consider one critical question: Would your newsroom pass? Register now to attend this timely discussion and learn how to prepare your organization to prove that its AI practices deserve audience and advertiser trust. more