The network asked a court to stop the agency from taking steps that could force ABC stations off the air and accused the FCC of violating its First Amendment rights. more

Paramount on Monday asked a judge to require 12 states and the Writers Guild of America to put up a nearly $1.9 billion bond for challenging its acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, money that would go to the company if it ultimately wins the case. more

The NewsGuild-CWA joined a complaint and a motion for preliminary injunction filed Aug. 18 in the U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts challenging the Department of Homeland Security’s final rule ending the Duration of Status framework for international students, exchange visitors and representatives of foreign media. more

Ana Simões joins The New York Times as team editor, and James Surdam and Stephanie Swart take on new roles. more

Cox Media Group is urging the FCC to eliminate or significantly reform its local radio ownership limits, arguing that the regulations no longer reflect the competitive environment facing broadcasters. more

YouTube is the world's biggest video platform. Now it has figured out how to become bigger. more

A conversation with Tyler Dedrick from Mountain State Spotlight. more

Prism News promised “zero humans” and “infinite AI scale.” Local journalists found plagiarism and falsehoods. more

Danny Monteverde had been protesting the closure of a courtroom during indictment of state attorney general. more

With the case of Carlitos Ricardo Parias, the U.S. has broken its own record for holding a journalist in custody. more

The challenges facing journalism are no longer predictions about the future — they are our daily reality, and they are intensifying. But something else is intensifying too: the need for trusted journalism and our solidarity. more

Eighteen months after a devastating wildfire displaced thousands of residents, The Palisadian-Post is back, with a new ownership team, a digital-first strategy and a mission to help rebuild a fractured community. In this E&P Quick Reads report, contributing writer Alyssa Choiniere explores how Tim and Laura Schneider are reviving a beloved local news brand, reconnecting scattered Palisadians and reimagining what community journalism can look like after disaster. more

STAT, the leading media company focused on health and medicine, has announced the selection of two new reporters: Nicholas Florko and Margaret Manto. more

Warner Bros EVP of Communications Katie Martin Kelley, who was Motion Picture Chairs Michael De Luca and Pam Abdy’s right hand, is heading to Netflix as VP Communications where she’ll oversee Dan Lin’s feature film portfolio. more

“In a particular outrage — or what should be one — his administration last month endangered the lives of members of his own team, including the Secretary of State, as well as journalists in the White House press corps.” — Margaret Sullivan, American Crisis more

Why pay more while receiving less support, limited reporting and fragmented campaign execution? Rambunctious Rhino gives media companies access to experienced U.S.-based campaign managers, transparent dashboards, multichannel execution and direct expert assistance—potentially for 30%–50% less than their current fulfillment model. more

Mike Rothman joins Daily Mail’s U.S. arm in newly-created role of general manager. more

Nick Rivers is returning to Charlotte as assistant program director for Beasley Media Group’s WSOC-FM “Country 103.7” (WSOC-FM) and “K104.7,” WKQC-FM,  effective Aug. 24. more

Investigative journalism is supposed to make powerful people uncomfortable. But for a 12-person nonprofit newsroom reporting on forced labor, human-rights abuses and environmental wrongdoing, a legal threat can become more than a distraction—it can threaten the organization’s ability to survive. That is why The Outlaw Ocean Project joined Reporters Shield. more