Mark Satter  has spent the past six years covering defense for CQ Roll Call, building a strong record of scoops and analysis on an increasingly closed defense apparatus. more

Pennon, the parent organization of WITF, Pennon Education and Media Solutions, announced that Maximilian Duke has been appointed president and CEO, effective July 20.  more

Connecticut Public's board of trustees has appointed Lauren Komrosky as president and chief executive officer, effective June 29. more

The Daily Wire, one of the biggest players in conservative media, is in talks to take on at least $100 million in investment, with an eye on an initial public offering in a few years’ time. more

In early 2024, the Press Herald pitched a short-form video initiative to The Lenfest Institute for Journalism. Lenfest awarded a $25,000 grant to elevate the sports coverage and bolster the team’s digital capabilities. That investment led to a 22x gain in Instagram followers since 2024.  more

Experts say increasingly realistic campaign ads could make it harder for voters to distinguish authentic messages from fabricated ones. more

James Bright's tenure as general manager and editor of the Texarkana Gazette will end July 17. more

Cox Media Group (CMG) announced the appointment of Jules Riley as director of operations and programming for CMG Atlanta Radio, strengthening leadership across one of the largest and most influential radio station clusters in the nation. more

Today’s news audiences often encounter journalism long before they ever visit a publisher’s website, discovering stories through social media feeds, short clips and mobile platforms. In this E&P Shoptalk, Newsweek Editor-in-Chief Jennifer H. Cunningham argues that video has evolved from a distribution tactic into an essential component of modern journalism, helping publishers reach audiences where they are while guiding them toward deeper reporting and understanding. more

The Justice Department took the extraordinary step of seeking to force reporters for The Washington Post and the Wall Street Journal to testify before a federal grand jury — but withdrew the subpoenas earlier this month after they were challenged by the news organizations, according to a Justice Department official familiar with the matter. more

NewsGuard, the company whose journalists have evaluated the reliability of online news sources since 2018, today announced the launch of NewsGuard AI, the world’s first news aggregation chatbot purpose-built to deliver reliable responses to prompts on topics in the news. more

Few suburban newspapers have existed as long as the Daily Herald, founded as the Cook County Herald just seven years after the end of the Civil War. But now, the news organization that prides itself as “Suburban Chicago’s Information Source,” is facing a major transition. more

Savannah Guthrie fought through tears on the June 23 episode of “Today” while reacting to the latest news development regarding the disappearance of her mother, Nancy Guthrie. News broke the day prior that Nancy was proclaimed dead in the second note sent to the Guthrie family earlier this year. more

This summer, Mirror Indy launched a new Kid Correspondents program designed to give young people a chance to tell stories about the communities where they live. more

U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened to sue broadcaster ABC for its reporting on the cost of repairing damage sustained by the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool in Washington, D.C. more

OpenAI is rapidly expanding its global advertising business to attract more users to its platform amid its push to meet ambitious revenue targets. more

Beth Reinhard brings extraordinary reporting chops and an infectious appetite for digging and delivering scoops. more

Kim Fararo is bringing her talent, energy and wisdom to the team as a senior editor. more

Journalists and other state media employees dressed in black and formed a human chain around Czech public radio headquarters in Prague on Monday, part of a larger protest against a government plan to overhaul the way the country’s public broadcasters are funded. more