Christina Manna will support the company’s push to feature high-profile talent in its journalism.

The New York Times has announces a new addition to its Middle East editing team in London: Christopher Lord, formerly of Monocle and BBC News, will join Marjorie Olster in working with a growing group of correspondents in the region to deliver comprehensive and insightful coverage of one of the biggest stories in the world.

Sinclair Ventures, a division of Sinclair, Inc., has appointed Craig Blank as principal. In this newly created role, Blank will oversee Sinclair Ventures’ minority-owned investment portfolio, helping to shape the long-term investment strategy and drive growth across various asset classes, as well as sourcing majority-owned investments.

A federal judge left the door open for Newsmax to refile its complaint that Fox had created a monopoly in right-leaning television news.

This fall, gather your family (or three of your closest pals!) and come together over a series of family-size moments, inspired by New York Times journalism.

In her first TV interview since joining the Supreme Court in 2020, Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett spoke with CBS News’ Norah O’Donnell for “CBS News Sunday Morning.”

Starting this month, AP’s music reviews are getting a digital refresh. Each review will now include a star rating out of five and a short information box highlighting details like standout tracks, suggested skips and a “for fans of” recommendation.

While national headlines dwell on media despair and disruption, local radio operators are writing a different story. Across small towns and regional markets, independent broadcasters are proving that algorithms can’t beat community, as Radio Ink explores.

A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit by four Gannett employees who claimed they were discriminated against because they were non-minorities, but allowed the case of a fifth plaintiff to go forward. 

It’s not as hilarious as “The Office” but the spinoff series “The Paper” often hits its mark, painfully.

If Vogue no longer works as a print monthly, what magazine does?

YouTube’s live broadcast on Friday night of the Kansas City Chiefs and Los Angeles Chargers game is set to be a major test of the platform’s programming ambitions.

CBS News says it is changing its policy on how it airs interviews with top government officials following complaints from Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, who accused the network of selectively editing footage of her recent interview.

Another newspaper on Colorado’s rural Eastern Plains has announced plans to fold up shop.

The Hoskins family, owners of Better Newspapers, Inc. has sold 15 newspapers in Illinois and Missouri to Paxton Media Group, according to John Cribb, Cribb & Associates who represented the Hoskins family in the transaction. Terms were not disclosed.

The Lawton Constitution will be sold to Hilliary Communications, according to an agreement reached Wednesday with Southern Newspapers, Inc (SNI). The agreement is expected to close within the next few weeks.

Connoisseur Media has completed its acquisition of Alpha Media following FCC approval on Aug. 13, placing it among the top 10 largest U.S. radio broadcast companies by both station count and revenue.

The National Association of Broadcasters has announced major milestones in its campaign urging Congress and the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to modernize decades-old broadcast ownership rules.

The Bureau of Investigative Journalism is offering a unique opportunity to two journalists to be mentored by TBIJ’s award-winning Hannah Summers, the U.K.’s first full-time family court reporter.

From flood control to insurance costs, a weather beat reporter can connect the dots between daily forecasts and local accountability.

Five years ago, Column set out to revolutionize the cumbersome process of publishing public and legal notices, and today, their self-serve platform is delivering results. With intuitive features like flexible document uploads, instant proofs, and real-time price transparency, Column has simplified workflows for over 850 publications and 4,500 organizations, helping law firms, government agencies, and businesses save time and reduce frustration. By offering free training and innovative tools, Column has boosted newspaper staff efficiency by 270% and allowed legal reps to handle up to 67 daily notices, earning praise for transforming an outdated industry standard.

The Defender Network has transformed its newsroom efficiency and audience engagement with Nota, an AI-powered tool tailored for modern journalism. Clyde Jiles, Strategic Alliance Manager at the Defender Network, shared how Nota helped cut content production time from 90 minutes to just 15, allowing their small team to focus on impactful storytelling. With features like tone customization and SEO optimization, Nota enabled the Defender to boost digital engagement and reach more readers without compromising journalistic quality. Jiles called the tool a game-changer, emphasizing its role in streamlining operations while amplifying their community’s voice.

Elite Insights and St. George News have revolutionized how media companies engage with their communities and generate revenue through innovative “Best Of” programs. These initiatives, powered by Elite Insights’ comprehensive software, enable publishers to create seamless, end-to-end campaigns that drive audience participation, build advertiser relationships, and unlock significant revenue streams. For St. George News, this approach has transformed their business, generating over $600,000 in annual revenue and fostering long-term advertiser loyalty, all while deepening connections with their local community.

Newsrooms can harness the power of AI to deliver personalized election content, track real-time voter sentiment, and optimize for engagement and revenue growth. AI tools, such as Nota and Chartbeat, can analyze user data and sentiment shifts, helping publishers provide tailored content that resonates with specific audiences. By enhancing reader experiences and streamlining workflows, AI empowers media companies to improve audience engagement and maximize advertising opportunities during the high-stakes election season. Ultimately, these strategies not only boost revenue but also ensure that voters stay well-informed and engaged with crucial election coverage.

To enhance its already successful “Best of the Best” campaign, the Tampa Bay Times partnered with Elite Insights to address a missed opportunity in digital advertising. With Elite Insights’ software and expertise, the Times integrated a streamlined digital strategy, allowing its sales team to focus on selling while Elite handled logistics. This collaboration led to impressive results, including a 260% revenue increase and over 425,000 community votes, setting a new standard for digital engagement.