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nypost.comworld9 days ago
NPR Reporter Apologizes to Justice Alito After Mistaken Retirement Report
Nina Totenberg sent a letter this week retracting her Tuesday report that Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. had announced his departure. washingtontimes.com reported that the veteran NPR correspondent called the mistake the worst of her more than 50 years in journalism.
Reasonpolitics11 days ago
Reason Magazine Wins Seven Awards at Southern California Journalism Awards
Reason magazine earned four first-place awards and three additional honors at the 68th Southern California Journalism Awards on Sunday. The Los Angeles Press Club recognized work across politics, activism, humor, and interview categories.
nypost.comsports21 days ago
Kendrick Perkins Named Jackson State Men's Basketball General Manager
ESPN analyst Kendrick Perkins has agreed to serve as general manager of the Jackson State men's basketball team. He will also connect to the university's broadcast and journalism program while retaining his ESPN role.
larrybrownsports.comsports23 days ago
ESPN Analyst Accepts General Manager Role at Jackson State
Kendrick Perkins will serve as men's basketball general manager at Jackson State while continuing his ESPN duties. The former NBA player will also work with the school's broadcast and journalism programs.
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nbcnews.comsports24 days ago
Athletic Investigation Into Dianna Russini Still Ongoing With No Public Finding
The Athletic continues to review Russini’s journalism after her April 2026 resignation. The inquiry focuses on her work for the outlet, not her conduct.
Statscience26 days ago
STAT Keeps 'Health Care' as Two Words Despite AP Stylebook Change
STAT decided to retain the two-word spelling of 'health care' after the Associated Press Stylebook adopted the one-word form. The choice reflects the publication's emphasis on the term in its medical journalism.
variety.comtechnology42 days ago
New York Times Publisher Says AI Companies Harm News Industry
A.G. Sulzberger told the World News Media Congress that AI firms are training models on news content without ensuring public access to reliable sources. He said the approach violates settled law and could damage both journalism and information quality.
deadline.combusiness52 days ago
Rio2C 2026 Program to Feature Brazilian Filmmakers and Journalists
Rio2C will run May 26-31 at Rio de Janeiro's Cidade de Artes. The event includes panels and keynotes with directors, writers, and journalists addressing topics in film, music, and journalism.
New York Postbusiness53 days ago
Former CNN Anchor Criticizes Ex-Boss in Essay on Media Leadership
A former CNN anchor published an essay Thursday criticizing his former boss at the network. The piece also addressed the end of a late-night program and its implications for journalism.
Fox Newsworld54 days ago
Podcast Host Declares Sports Journalism Dead After Interview With Political Figure
A podcast host stated that sports journalism is dead during a discussion about an award announcement. The host previously conducted an interview with a political figure without addressing prior allegations.
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewworld59 days ago
New Memoir Details Polish Jews' Survival Through Soviet Exile During Holocaust
Journalist Daniela Gerson's book "The Wanderers" examines how nearly 300,000 Polish Jews survived the Holocaust by fleeing east to the Soviet Union in 1939. The blend of memoir, history and journalism follows her family's decade-long journey through labor camps, Central Asia and…
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deadline.combusiness62 days ago
Tamron Hall Says She Turned Down $2 Million Annual NBC Contract After 2017 Today Show Change
Hall, 55, received the offer via text while preparing to go live on MSNBC. She cited concerns for young Black women in journalism as a key reason for declining to stay at the network. Her syndicated talk show was renewed for an eighth season earlier this year.
deadline.comworld64 days ago
CBS News Radio to End Operations on May 22
CBS News Radio, which began as a network in 1927 and pioneered live multi-city broadcast journalism in 1938, will cease operations on May 22. Executives cited shifts toward social media consumption and challenging economic realities. The decision ends the run of America's longest…
techcentral.co.zaworld67 days ago
Forbes Releases Updated Mobile App for iPhone and iPad
Forbes Media LLC has released a new version of its mobile application for iOS devices. The app provides access to business news, insights and journalism with features including enhanced search, article saving and tabbed navigation. The update follows a major redesign in December…
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Deadlinefinance68 days ago
Warner Bros. Discovery Reports Q1 Results; Paramount-Skydance Merger Advances
David Zaslav paid tribute to Ted Turner and John Malone on the company's May 6, 2026 earnings call while advertising revenue fell 6.7 percent. Executives declined to answer questions on the Paramount transaction. CNN anchor Christiane Amanpour voiced concerns about the merger's p…
nationalpost.comworld69 days ago
Washington Post Reporter's Articles Win Journalism Award Four Months After Device Seizure
A reporter's work for The Washington Post received a journalism award on Monday. This recognition came four months after federal agents searched her home and seized her devices. The articles anchored a package that earned the honor.
nypost.compolitics69 days ago
Pulitzer Prizes Awarded for Coverage of U.S. Administration Policies and Other Topics
The Pulitzer Prizes were announced on May 4, recognizing journalism on various subjects including U.S. administration actions. Awards went to outlets like the Washington Post and New York Times for reporting on federal bureaucracy changes and financial opportunities linked to pow…
The New York Timespolitics70 days ago
Columbia University’s Graduate School of Journalism announced the 110th annual Pulitzer Prizes Mo...
Columbia University’s Graduate School of Journalism announced the 110th annual Pulitzer Prizes Monday in New York.
financialpost.comai70 days ago
Southeast Asian Newsrooms Launch 'Good As News' Podcast on Journalism and AI Challenges
A coalition of independent newsrooms in Southeast Asia has launched the 'Good As News' podcast series to address the future of journalism amid AI advancements. The pilot episode, released on May 4, 2026, features discussions on the hidden news crisis and its impacts. Moderated by…
citizen.co.zaworld71 days ago
Pope Leo XIV Addresses Press Freedom Threats and Honors Killed Journalists on UN Day
Pope Leo XIV addressed crowds in St. Peter’s Square on May 3, 2026, marking World Press Freedom Day by highlighting threats to independent journalism and remembering reporters killed in conflicts. He noted violations of press freedom occur in blatant and hidden forms. Reports cit…
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theindependent.sgai71 days ago
Over a Dozen Southeast Asian News Outlets Issue Joint Statement on AI's Effects on Journalism for World Press Freedom Day
More than a dozen Southeast Asian news organizations issued a joint statement on May 3, 2026, highlighting the adverse effects of large language model AI systems on journalism, facts and democracy. The statement, released on World Press Freedom Day, addresses challenges from big…
Nbc Newsfinance73 days ago
Thirteen States Amend Federal Lawsuit Challenging Nexstar-Tegna Merger
Indiana, Kansas, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania and Vermont have joined a federal antitrust lawsuit to block the merger of Nexstar and Tegna. The deal would create the largest operator of local television stations in the U.S., reaching up to 80% of households. California Attorney Ge…
hollywoodreporter.compolitics80 days ago
Stephen Colbert Announces He Will Not Attend White House Correspondents' Dinner
Stephen Colbert, host of CBS's 'The Late Show,' stated he will skip the annual White House Correspondents' Association dinner set for Saturday. He cited a preference to avoid Washington, D.C., when possible. The event gathers journalists, politicians, and celebrities to support j…
variety.comworld89 days ago
Amy Goodman Marks 30 Years of Democracy Now! with New Documentary
Amy Goodman, a U.S. independent journalist, is commemorating 30 years of her news program Democracy Now!. The milestone coincides with the release of a documentary titled Steal This Story, Please! that covers her life and career. The program focuses on independent journalism and…
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Los Angeles Times Publishes List of 101 Book Club Recommendations
The Los Angeles Times has released a list of 101 books suitable for book clubs, compiled from surveys of over 200 individuals in the book and journalism fields. The list covers 10 categories, including literary fiction, romance, and speculative fiction. Octavia Butler's 'Parable…
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Eric Newcomer Criticizes Blaming New Yorker Reporting for Despicable Act
Eric Newcomer stated that blaming meticulous reporting in The New Yorker for a despicable act is antithetical to a free and thoughtful society. The comment addresses the role of investigative journalism in public discourse. Newcomer emphasized the importance of separating reporti…
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Business Insider Launches First BI Live Flagship Event in San Francisco Featuring Bryan Johnson
Business Insider held its inaugural BI Live flagship event in San Francisco, featuring Bryan Johnson and other industry leaders. The event marks the company's effort to extend its journalism into live formats. It includes discussions on various topics led by prominent figures.
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Dan Le Batard Defends Dianna Russini Amid Rumors Involving Mike Vrabel
Photos published by the New York Post showed NFL reporter Dianna Russini and New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel interacting at a resort in Sedona, Arizona. Both individuals denied any romantic involvement in statements to the outlet. Dan Le Batard, host of Meadowlark Med…
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewbusiness95 days ago
ProPublica Newsroom Faces Challenges in Establishing AI Usage Rules
Newsrooms across the United States are working to develop guidelines for artificial intelligence. ProPublica, a nonprofit organization focused on investigative journalism, is addressing these issues amid ongoing discussions. The challenges are particularly complex at ProPublica d…