New York Local News Orgs to Get Tax Break, First in Nation
Local news organizations in New York are set to receive tax breaks to support the employment of journalists, highlighting the importance of independent journalism for democracy. [ more ]
Life After X: Journos Who Ditched Elon Musk's Twitter Speak Out
Twitter's importance in providing real-time information for journalists is diminishing due to high-profile exits like CNN's senior media reporter Oliver Darcy's departure amidst Elon Musk's influence. [ more ]
Is there a feud between the White House and New York Times? - Poynter
The relationship between the NYT and the White House is tense, fueled by a lack of trust and Biden's avoidance of a one-on-one interview with the paper. [ more ]
A conversation with White House Correspondents' Association president Kelly O'Donnell - Poynter
The White House Correspondents' Association does more than the annual dinner, advocating for media access and coordinating press coverage daily. [ more ]
Media Briefing: Publishers who bet on events and franchises this year are reaping the rewards
Publishers are seeing success in securing ad revenue through tentpole events and franchises, with early bookings and renewals showing positive trends. [ more ]
Tasneem Raja wins prestigious Gwen Ifill Award for leadership in journalism
Tasneem Raja, editor-in-chief of The Oaklandside, has been awarded the prestigious 2024 IWMF Gwen Ifill Award for her dedication to mentorship, equity, and inclusion in newsrooms. [ more ]
Journalists at Columbia are leading the coverage of their campus - Poynter
Protests over Israel-Hamas war dominate Columbia University's campus, leading to calls for the president's resignation and condemnation of antisemitism.
This tense and emotional time on campus at Columbia University marks one of the largest-scale protests witnessed on and off campus.
Diverse reactions emerge regarding students' right to protest in the midst of the Israel-Hamas conflict. [ more ]
California wants Big Tech to pay for news. Google is fighting back.
Google is blocking news links for California-based news outlets following the state's move to enforce payment for news display on their platforms. [ more ]
California wants Big Tech to pay for news. Google is fighting back.
Google is blocking news links for California-based news outlets following the state's move to enforce payment for news display on their platforms. [ more ]
Editorial: Google's hardball tactics against California news outlets show why it should be regulated
Google's shift away from its 'Don't be evil' motto is exemplified by its actions to potentially crush news outlets by removing links from search results in response to lobbying for revenue sharing. [ more ]
Two new books are essential reading for anyone considering a news startup - Poynter
The importance of new books like 'What Works in Community News' and 'Changing Models for Journalism' lies in their clear account of emerging media trends amidst significant industry transformations. [ more ]
Faced with possibly paying for news, Google removes links to California news sites for some users
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) - Google on Friday began removing California news websites from some people's search results, a test that acted as a threat should the state Legislature pass a law requiring the search giant to pay media companies for linking to their content.
Google blocking links to California news outlets from search results
Google has temporarily blocked local news links in California due to the CJPA advancement, urging lawmakers to reconsider to prevent a negative impact on the news industry. [ more ]
Faced with possibly paying for news, Google removes links to California news sites for some users
Google is removing California news websites from search results as a test to push back against a potential law requiring payment for linking to content. [ more ]
Opinion: Google's attempt to intimidate newspapers shows need for state legislation it opposes
Google's attempt to remove news links in California is to avoid paying for news content, affecting the revenue and survival of news publishers. [ more ]
Faced with possibly paying for news, Google removes links to California news sites for some users
Google is testing removing California news sites from search results in response to potential legislation requiring payment to media companies. [ more ]
Anthony Insolia, Who Led the Expansion of Newsday, Dies at 98
Anthony Insolia led Newsday through a period of expansion and investigative journalism, winning multiple Pulitzer Prizes.
The Arizona Project led by Insolia and others was a pioneering effort in collaborative journalism in response to the murder of reporter Don Bolles. [ more ]
New York Times Simulator Is A Gripping Exploration Of Modern Media Pitfalls
The New York Times Simulator game puts players in the role of the paper's editor-in-chief, highlighting the challenges of balancing news publication and reader satisfaction.
The game emphasizes the power of editorial angle and word choice in shaping public perception, focusing on the delicate balance of reporting news accurately while catering to different demographics. [ more ]
Wall Street Journal marks one year of reporter's detainment in Russian jail - Poynter
The Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich has been detained in Russia for a year on espionage charges, prompting a staunch defense from his colleagues and the US government.
The Wall Street Journal has launched efforts to keep Gershkovich's story alive, working tirelessly to secure his release and denounce the false charges against him. [ more ]
She reads the newspaper on TikTok and her videos are going viral
Kelsey Russell reads news from print publications on TikTok, bridging the gap between traditional print media and digital consumption.
Amid declining interest in news and overwhelming content on social media, Russell's approach offers a refreshing and educational way to engage with current events. [ more ]