Good morning. Here’s our morning roundup of all the media news you need to know. Want to get this briefing in your inbox every morning? Subscribe here. It’s unclear where to start with President…
In a mini-tweetstorm Friday that combined references to alleged unfair treatment of his spokespeople and the firing of FBI Director James…
In 2005, when Alan Murray was rising through the ranks at The Wall Street Journal, he ponied up for an executive…
The Minneapolis Star Tribune turns 150 later this month. In honor of that milestone, a Minneapolis brewery made a pale ale…
Local journalism has been hit hard in the last decade. That hasn’t stopped. But in a survey of more than 400…
Facebook announced on Wednesday that it’s penalizing websites that contain little substantive content and junky advertising, the social network’s latest step…
Last Friday, The Denver Post reported it was considering relocating the newsroom from its downtown Denver home to one in nearby…
Jonathan Hunt, Vox Media’s former vice president of international operations, has left the digital news publisher for a job leading National…
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Doomed children gasp their last breaths in the back of a truck filled with lifeless bodies that could have been their…
On a cold, rainy day at the end of April, more than 30 people gathered at a co-working space in Charlotte,…
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This story was originally co-published by ProPublica and IRE Journal. It’s a great time to be an investigative journalist. Sure, no…
Thanks to a shoutout from John Oliver, the election of President Trump, an insult from White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer…
When it comes to international news, The New York Times doesn’t want to be BuzzFeed, HuffPost or The Guardian. It wants…
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When she joined The Outline from Gizmodo Media Group a few weeks ago, Executive Editor Katie Drummond expressed a desire to…
An unequivocally positive side-effect of all the “fake news” headlines has been a growing interest among social scientists to research the…
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HuffPost’s longtime D.C. Bureau Chief Ryan Grim is leaving the company, HuffPost Editor-in-Chief Lydia Polgreen announced in a memo Friday. “I…
The internet has enabled a more seamless flow of information, thereby empowering journalists to share their stories with the world. It…
On Friday, Jan. 5, 1979, Prince made page 1D of the Minneapolis Star. The piece about the 19-year-old singer’s return to…
When NPR’s David Folkenflik was growing up in the Southern California town of Laguna Beach, he would occasionally visit an enormous…
Are you an excellent visual storyteller? Can you file camera-ready copy? Most importantly, are you passionate about the business and craft…
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The accrediting body for journalism schools on Wednesday essentially accused Northwestern University of fudging the facts in exiting the nonprofit overseer’s…
Don’t open that email. Journalists and others on Wednesday were ensnared in what appears to be a widespread phishing attack from…
The more The New York Times gets trashed by President Trump, the more its subscriptions seem to surge. The New York…
