Judge bans video and audio recording of upcoming homicide trial
A Dane County judge has ruled that no audio or video recording will be allowed in the upcoming trial for a man accused of killing his girlfriend's mother and father.
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How the Washington Post uses TikTok to engage with its audience
The Chinese-backed video app TikTok is popular among Gen Z for its lip-sync videos and comedy routines, but at least one newsroom has found a practical way to use it for brand promotion and to show users how the news is made.
WarnerMedia banks on HBO's brand name for new streaming service
HBO Max is the name of WarnerMedia's forthcoming streaming service, which is being built to compete with Netflix, Hulu, and other collections of TV and movie programming.
Bryan Cranston's Tony acceptance speech praises media
He never mentioned the President by name, but the now two-time Tony Award winner's message was crystal clear.
Cheddar network sold to Altice USA for $200 million
Altice USA has agreed to buy Cheddar, the three-year-old streaming financial news startup, in a $200 million deal.
Prosecutors say El Chapo shouldn't get new trial
Prosecutors don't think Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman should get a new trial, or that jurors should be brought back to court for an evidentiary hearing to see if there was any juror misconduct during the Mexican drug lord's nearly three-month trial, according to a court filing Monday.
Trump to snub Correspondents' Dinner for third year in a row
President Donald Trump will once again skip the White House Correspondents Dinner, snubbing the annual Washington gala for the third year in a row.
Amal Clooney appointed UK envoy on media freedom
International human rights lawyer Amal Clooney has been appointed as Britain's Special Envoy on Media Freedom.
Russian hackers targeting European governments before elections
Russian state-linked hackers are increasing their efforts targeting governments in Europe, a top cybersecurity firm has warned ahead of the European Parliament elections in May.
WarnerMedia announces restructuring in wake of AT&T takeover
Former NBC Entertainment chairman Bob Greenblatt is joining WarnerMedia as the chairman of entertainment and direct-to-consumer, a new role that comes amid a broader restructuring of the AT&T-owned media company.
Facebook restores Russia-linked pages
Facebook said Monday that it would allow a network of millennial-focused pages tied to the Russian state-backed media outlet RT back on its platform after having previously suspended them following inquiries by CNN.
Gannett touts digital growth as it battles takeover bid
Under the cloud of an aggressive takeover bid, Gannett reported a dip in fourth quarter revenue Wednesday. But the company said it was encouraged by growth in digital advertising.
Pittsburgh newspaper union wants publisher barred from newsroom
What was described as a "bizarre" and "violent" encounter with the paper's publisher has prompted dramatic action from the union at the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
Reports: Apple seeks 50% of revenue in deal with news publishers
Apple's forthcoming subscription news service may not be a cash cow for participating media organizations.
The New York Times 'wants 10 million subscribers by 2025'
The New York Times is betting big on the public's appetite for journalism. How big? Ten million subscribers big.
Food magazine editor quits after 'killing vegans' joke
The editor of a British food publication has resigned after joking in an email about "killing vegans" and force-feeding them meat.
Bulgarian journalist Viktoria Marinova raped and murdered
Bulgarian authorities are investigating the rape and murder of an investigative reporter in the northern city of Ruse, the third journalist to have been killed in the EU in the past year.
Time magazine puts Christine Blasey Ford on the cover
Christine Blasey Ford is on the cover of this week's Time magazine. But it's not a photograph of Ford; it's an illustration of the words and phrases from her testimony arranged into a striking image of her taking an oath.
Fox News fires contributor over tweets during Kavanaugh hearing
Fox News has fired contributor Kevin Jackson for his tweets about Brett Kavanaugh's accusers.
Missouri town gets new newspaper - The Uranus Examiner
A small Missouri town has a new newspaper, and its name is guaranteed to make people giggle - though not everyone is impressed.
Trump on New York Times op-ed: 'You could call it treason'
President Donald Trump said Thursday that The New York Times' decision to publish an op-ed from a senior administration official describing an internal resistance to the President could be called "treason."
Coast to coast, newspapers stand up to Trump's press attacks
About 350 newspapers all have one thing in common on Thursday: A statement supporting the free press and decrying President Donald Trump's attacks against the media.
Newspapers to Trump: Journalists aren't the enemy
About 350 newspapers in the United States had editorials Thursday decrying President Donald Trump's description of the media as the "enemy of the people."
Newspapers will publish editorials decrying Trump's anti-press rhetoric
"The dirty war on the free press must end."
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