Tag: journalism
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Media Monitor: Washington Post Columnist Reflects on Paul McCartney and Aging
The Washington Post features a column by Geoff Edgers, who reflects on Paul McCartney's approach to aging and authenticity, revising an earlier opinion about his performances.
EntertainmentMediaMusicDigital and Print Publishing Paul McCartneyGeoff EdgersThe Washington PostAgingAuthenticityJournalism
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Media Monitor: Poynter Details Journalism Workshop and Data Training
Poynter reports on its recent "Breaking Into Books" workshop for journalists, co-led by Kristen Hare, and highlights the University of Maryland's data journalism training program, offering online courses in data analysis and AI integration.
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Media Monitor: Major Shakeup at "60 Minutes" Sparks Controversy at CBS News
Poynter is reporting a significant overhaul at "60 Minutes," with executive producer Tanya Simon and correspondents fired, and new leadership facing accusations of political bias and censorship.
MediaPolitics and GovernmentScience & TechnologyGeneral PoliticsDigital and Print PublishingArtificial IntelligenceLegalMedia Crisis 60 MinutesCBS NewsBari WeissNick BiltonJournalismMedia IndustryCensorshipPoynter.org
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Staten Island Man Sentenced to 10 Years for Iran-Directed Murder Plot Against Journalist Masih Alinejad
Jonathan Loadholt received a 10-year prison sentence for his role in an Iran-backed plot to stalk and murder journalist Masih Alinejad. This marks another conviction in the ongoing efforts to protect U.S. citizens from foreign-directed threats.
Politics and GovernmentLaw EnforcementMediaFederal GovernmentLegalSocial IssuesMiddle EastDigital and Print Publishing Jonathan LoadholtMasih AlinejadIranIslamic Revolutionary Guard CorpsMurder-for-hireStalkingJournalismFBI
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Media Monitor: Sharyn Alfonsi Departs '60 Minutes' After Feud
The Washington Post reports veteran CBS News correspondent Sharyn Alfonsi is out at '60 Minutes' following a dispute over a pulled segment on migrants in El Salvador.
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Media Monitor: Poynter's Kristen Hare Reflects on Writing and Life Transitions
Poynter's Kristen Hare shares insights from a "Breaking Into Books" workshop and her son's graduation, reflecting on new beginnings and quoting advice on overcoming challenges by lowering initial standards.
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Media Monitor: Poynter Reports on AI Writing Scandals, Colbert's Team, and Media Industry Updates
Poynter is reporting on growing AI writing controversies, the collaborative success of Stephen Colbert's 'The Late Show,' and various media industry developments, including late-night hosts' increased mockery of Donald J Trump.
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Media Monitor: James Murdoch Acquires Half of Vox Media; Jeff Bezos Defends Washington Post Layoffs, Praises Trump
Poynter reports James Murdoch is buying a significant stake in Vox Media, while Washington Post owner Jeff Bezos defended recent layoffs and praised President Donald Trump in a CNBC interview.
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Media Monitor: James Murdoch Acquires New York Magazine, Vox
The Washington Post reports James Murdoch has purchased New York magazine and news site Vox. Other Vox titles will form a new, independent company.
BusinessMediaDigital and Print PublishingEconomy James MurdochRupert MurdochNew York magazineVoxMedia acquisitionMedia industryJournalismThe Washington Post
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Media Monitor: Poynter Advises Local Newsrooms to Focus on Data Center Coverage
Poynter is reporting that local newsrooms should prioritize covering data centers due to their significant impact on power, water, and local communities, driven by AI growth. It offers guidance for comprehensive reporting.
Science & TechnologyBusinessPolitics and GovernmentMediaArtificial IntelligenceComputers and InternetEconomyEnergyEnvironmentEducation Data centersLocal newsJournalismUtility billsWater consumptionPoynterKristen Hare | Poynter
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Media Monitor: New York Times Sues Pentagon Again, Trump's Approval Dips, NPR and BBC Face Cuts
Poynter reports The New York Times is suing the Pentagon over journalist escorts, while President Trump's approval ratings hit a new low. NPR and BBC also face significant budget cuts and leadership changes.
Politics and GovernmentMediaBusinessScience & TechnologyGeneral PoliticsFederal GovernmentEconomyDigital and Print PublishingLegalArtificial Intelligence New York TimesPentagonDonald TrumpNPRBBCJournalismPublic OpinionPoynter.org
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Media Monitor: Poynter reports on journalism's future, plagiarism allegations, CBS News changes, and NBA MVP leak
Poynter highlights David Bauder's optimism for journalism, plagiarism allegations against Ross Barkan, anticipated changes at CBS News' "60 Minutes," and ESPN's Shams Charania breaking NBA MVP news.
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FBI Continues Search for Paul Overby Jr. 12 Years After Disappearance
The FBI Washington Field Office marks 12 years since freelance writer Paul Edwin Overby Jr. disappeared in Afghanistan. Rewards up to $6 million are offered for information leading to his return.
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Media Monitor: Poynter details local news challenges, student motivations, and unique publications
Poynter is reporting on the state of local journalism, highlighting the Chicago Tribune's ICE raid coverage, why students pursue journalism, newsrooms' shift to "belonging," and the distinctive Anderson Valley Advertiser.
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Media Monitor: MS NOW unveils new lineup, Kristof column sparks controversy, CBS News faces visa issue, Vance denies Trump's remarks, late-night hosts honor Colbert, Netflix acquires Westminster Dog Show
Poynter reports on MS NOW's revamped programming, a controversial New York Times column, CBS News' visa troubles, Vice President Vance's denial of Trump's remarks, late-night hosts' solidarity for Stephen Colbert, and Netflix's acquisition of the Westminster Dog Show.
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Media Monitor: Trump's Iran Comments Draw Criticism; Kari Lake Appointed Ambassador; Film Critic Rex Reed Dies
Poynter reports on President Trump's controversial remarks regarding the Iran war and the U.S. economy, Kari Lake's new diplomatic role, and the passing of film critic Rex Reed.
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Media Monitor: NFL Streaming Future Sparks Media and Political Fight, Trump Criticizes Female Reporters, and WHCA Dinner Faces Calls for Change
Poynter reports on the NFL's streaming future becoming a major media and political fight, with the Justice Department investigating and President Trump and Rupert Murdoch weighing in. It also covers Trump's criticism of female reporters and calls for changes to…
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Media Monitor: CNN Founder Ted Turner Dies at 87 Amid Other Media Industry Developments
Poynter is reporting on the death of CNN founder Ted Turner at age 87, alongside updates on an alleged FBI leak investigation into a journalist and recent New York Times subscriber growth.
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Media Monitor: The Washington Post reports death of cable TV visionary Ted Turner at 87
The Washington Post is reporting the death of cable television pioneer Ted Turner at age 87. The media tycoon was known for creating CNN and TBS, as well as his extensive work in conservation and philanthropy.
MediaBusinessEntertainmentEconomyFilm and TVDigital and Print PublishingSocial IssuesEnvironment Ted TurnerThe Washington PostCNNTelevisionJournalismPhilanthropyObituaries
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Media Monitor: The Washington Post offers discounted annual subscription rates
The Washington Post is reporting a limited-time subscription offer, providing full access for $20 during the first year. The outlet said the rate will increase to $90 annually after the promotional period ends.
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Media Monitor: Dartmouth Study Links Diverse Classrooms to Higher Graduate Salaries
Dartmouth is reporting that a new study shows law and MBA graduates from racially diverse classes earn higher starting salaries. It also highlights research into the 19th-century history of fake news.
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Media Monitor: U.S. hits lowest-ever ranking on World Press Freedom Index
The Poynter Institute reports the U.S. has fallen to its lowest-ever ranking on the World Press Freedom Index, with Reporters Without Borders citing a "coordinated war" against press freedom by the Trump administration.
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Media Monitor: The Conversation explores love, journalism and weather
The Conversation is reporting on a viral New York Times article about 36 questions for falling in love, the impact of the Trump administration on journalism and tips for staying positive during prolonged rain.
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Media Monitor: CBC News Reports on Trump, Blogger, Veterans
CBC News is reporting on Donald Trump's treatment of female reporters, a Canadian blogger's ties to a fugitive, and a dispute over veterans' payments.
Politics and GovernmentScience & TechnologyWorldMediaBusinessCanadaEuropeWhite HouseFederal GovernmentLiberal PartyConservative PartyMedical ScienceAstronomy and SpaceTradeSocial IssuesEmployment and LaborDigital and Print Publishing Donald TrumpCatherine LuceyRyan WeddingChrystia FreelandVeteransJournalismCanadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC)
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Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings: Author of 'The Yearling' Remembered
Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings, born in 1896, was a journalist and novelist best known for 'The Yearling.' She wrote for the Louisville Courier-Journal and settled in Cross Creek, Florida, in 1928.
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CPJ Calls for Support Amid Rising Threats to Journalists
The Committee to Protect Journalists is calling for urgent support to combat increasing threats against journalists in the United States, citing concerns that the current political climate could impede free reporting.
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RSF Index 2025: Economic Hardship Threatens Press Freedom Worldwide
The 2025 RSF World Press Freedom Index reveals a concerning decline in press freedom due to economic pressures, with the global situation now classified as 'difficult' for the first time.
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