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ESPN producer Nicole Noren quit over network's gambling ties
An investigative journalist says the network sidelined hard-hitting stories about betting as corporate partnerships reshaped their editorial mission.
WTWO anchor Shelby Reilly quits Nexstar station amid internal drama
Another exit hits the Terre Haute newsroom as the station continues to navigate the fallout from a viral meteorologist scandal.
Sky’s $2B takeover of ITV faces potential UK government roadblock
Culture minister Lisa Nandy is hinting at a major intervention to protect media plurality, and the plot thickens for the massive broadcaster deal.
YouTube is becoming the ultimate sidekick for major TV studios
At Mipcom, industry giants revealed how they're using YouTube to boost engagement and drive subs in a major vibe shift for traditional media.
New Hampshire Public Radio apologizes for sponsoring anarchist book fair
The station admitted it messed up by backing an event that expressed solidarity with individuals linked to a violent attack on a Texas ICE facility.
Condé Nast CEO search: Why Anna Wintour is the ultimate hiring boss
The media giant is hunting for a new leader, but insiders say they have to pass the 'Anna test' to land the job.
Justice Department investigates major TV networks over press pool boycott
The DOJ is looking into whether TV networks violated antitrust laws when they paused the press pool following the White House's ban on certain journalists.
BBC Radio 4 axes You and Yours as part of massive £500m budget cuts
The long-running consumer show is getting the boot as the broadcaster pivots hard toward podcast-friendly formats.
Cointelegraph looking for a buyer as traffic takes a massive L
The long-standing crypto news outlet is reportedly shopping for a deal after web traffic cratered by 80% following a Google search penalty.
60 Minutes ratings spike as viewers return for season high
CBS's flagship news show just pulled in 10.2 million viewers, giving the network a major win amid ongoing leadership uncertainty.
Karoline Leavitt joins Fox News as a contributor
The former Trump administration press secretary is the latest official to transition from the podium to the network's on-air talent roster.
Beni Rae Harmony: White House defends new aide after controversial photo
The White House is backing a new assistant press secretary despite resurfaced photos of her in an anti-Biden shirt holding a rifle.
Sling TV axes day passes, ending your low-key way to catch cable
The one-day, weekend, and week-long cable alternatives are officially gone, so say less to cheap, flexible viewing.
Clay Travis: Inside the mogul's new media gamble with Sport & State
The media personality is betting big on his new platform, Sport & State, to reclaim his spot in the conservative cultural conversation.
Alan Kohler: Iconic ABC finance voice to retire after 30 years
The 74-year-old financial guru is signing off in December to prioritize family time after a legendary run at the public broadcaster.
Channel 4: Priya Dogra is hunting for the next big creative lead
The network’s boss is on a quest for a 'Messiah' to steer the ship as they navigate major restructuring and high-stakes industry pressure.
Patricia Nilsson: Exposing the secret bankers behind the global porn industry
The business journalist reveals how anonymous tech-bros and bankers, not porn stars, are actually pulling the strings of our online culture.
World News Day: Why the media industry is lowkey spiraling
Over 1,000 news outlets are joining forces to remind us that actual reporting is worth saving while the industry fights to stay relevant.
Donald Trump tells reporter to 'be quiet' after blocking media from pool
The President is continuing to clash with major news outlets after attempting to restrict their access to his travel and events.
Air Force One: CNN bumped from Tennessee flight as White House tensions rise
The White House replaced CNN with a conservative outlet for President Trump's travel to Knoxville, keeping the media showdown going strong.
Brooke Baldwin details financial, emotional toll of Megyn Kelly feud
The former CNN anchor claims she lost thousands defending her reputation after Kelly falsely alleged she had casual sex with four men.
Donald Trump: Is the former president losing his grip on power?
The press is pushing back against his White House bans, but his red-carpet treatment of Xi Jinping is raising major questions.
Marina Hyde on her new book and navigating the current news cycle
The Guardian columnist joins Nosheen Iqbal to talk all things pop culture, politics, and surviving the chaos of the modern era.
CNN CEO Mark Thompson addresses future under Paramount acquisition
The network chief says he wants to stay at the helm but admits he is in the dark about the incoming parent company's plans for the news outlet.
New York Times sued by Florida pension fund over Israel reporting bias
A major Florida state pension fund is taking the NYT to court, demanding internal records to investigate claims of anti-Israel bias.