Sasha von Oldershausen is bringing her boundless curiosity and unlimited appetite for reporting to The New York Times. more

What President Trump floated on Truth Social in 2025 is now a formal SEC rulemaking, and could present a tradeoff: publicly traded radio companies could file half as many financial reports, while investors and the industry at large get half as many chances to see inside. more

In this opinion column, Stig Ørskov, chief executive officer of WAN-IFRA (World Association of News Publishers), highlights Canada’s global leadership in supporting sustainable journalism, from newsroom tax credits and the Online News Act to local journalism initiatives. As artificial intelligence reshapes the media landscape, he urges Canada to continue leading by protecting intellectual property, ensuring AI transparency and holding technology companies accountable — safeguarding the future of independent journalism and the democratic values it supports. more

Members of a new team of Times reporters and editors are covering culture, economics and more in a state long known for its political clout. more

Arkansas’ public television network will receive $500,000 in additional state funds offered by Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders to supplement its operating budget under a proposal that received initial legislative approval Tuesday. more

Spectrum News announced the launch of Spectrum News Tennessee, bringing its award-winning local journalism to the Spectrum TV lineup. more

The International Fact-Checking Network brought together more than 300 journalists and researchers from across the globe this week in Vilnius, Lithuania, for GlobalFact 2026, the 13th annual conference. This essay is adapted from the opening welcome of the IFCN director. more

Newspapers see arts as community builders. more

1440, the knowledge platform for the insatiably curious, announced two recent leadership appointments: Kristen Pinkston Knowles as chief people officer and Alexandra Standafer Bolles as head of social media. more

More Americans are using chatbots, and some are adopting AI summaries and smart speakers. But views about AI and how fast it’s advancing tilt negative — even for younger adults. more

Many nonprofit news organizations have grown beyond their startup phase, but continue to operate under founding boards, which can be detrimental to the organization. This report examines the current state of nonprofit news boards and offers a roadmap to make the transition to mature, effective governance. more

The New York Post FAST channel will feature 150 hours of programming from across its portfolio, which includes the New York Post, the California Post, Page Six, Page Six Hollywood and Decider. more

Longtime broadcast engineer and RF consultant Joseph Davis is set to retire this summer, officially closing his consulting firm of nearly 20 years.  more

Jane Barrett previously was head of AI strategy with Reuters, a role she has held for almost two years. She will continue to serve on the Reuters Executive Committee. more

What separates effective leaders from managers who become bottlenecks for their organizations? In this month’s The Corner Office, E&P contributor and veteran business leadership consultant Doug Phares argues that leadership is fundamentally about solving the right challenges while empowering others to handle the rest. He explores how organizations thrive when leaders coach employees to think independently, build problem-solving skills and take ownership rather than relying on management to provide every answer. more

Salem Media is keeping its radio leadership changes in the family. The company has promoted Linnae Young to president of broadcast media and elevated Jeff Reisman to executive vice president of operations, both effective Oct. 1. more

A central theme this year is the growing “platformisation” of news consumption. For the first time, social media and video networks are, on average across the markets covered, more popular than both TV and owned news websites and apps as sources of news. Growing numbers are also experimenting with AI chatbots as a new means of access. more

The majority of Australian adults under 25 have never used newspapers or radio as a source of news, according to the 2026 Digital News Report which tracks the changing habits of news consumers. more

Freedom of the Press Foundation revealed that Paramount+ rejected an ad calling attention to President Donald Trump’s crooked meddling in media transactions to extract favorable coverage. The ad would have run on the platform during the same time as the UFC Freedom 250 event, broadcast live June 14 from the White House on President Donald Trump’s 80th birthday. more