Tag: journalism
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Media Monitor: TIME Magazine Relaunches "The Brief" Newsletter with Expanded Content
TIME magazine is relaunching its "The Brief" newsletter with expanded daily content, including exclusive stories, analysis, and culture reporting. Editor Richard Hall, a former Middle East correspondent, will lead the revamped publication.
MediaPolitics and GovernmentHealthWorldGeneral PoliticsMiddle EastMedical ScienceDigital and Print PublishingSocial Issues TIME magazineThe BriefRichard HallJournalismU.S. PoliticsPandemic
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Media Monitor: Hacks/Hackers announces AI x Visual Journalism Forum, highlights AI use in newsrooms
Hacks/Hackers reports on open registration for its AI x Visual Journalism Forum in Los Angeles and shares insights from newsrooms using AI to uncover local stories and tips for identifying AI avatars.
Science & TechnologyMediaBusinessArtificial IntelligenceComputers and InternetDigital and Print PublishingEducationEmployment and Labor JournalismVisual JournalismArizona State UniversityLos AngelesNewsroomsDeepfakeHacks/Hackers
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Melvin McCray III Empowers Harlem Community to Document Family Histories
Award-winning journalist Melvin McCray III launches "Harlem Through My Eyes" and "Family History Community Workshop" series at Columbia University, empowering the Uptown community to create family photo books and documentaries, preserving local legacies.
MediaPolitics and GovernmentScience & TechnologyBusinessEducationSocial IssuesDigital and Print PublishingFilm and TVGeneral Politics Melvin McCray IIIHarlemOral HistoryFamily HistoryCommunity WorkshopsColumbia UniversityJournalismColumbia Neighbors
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Media Monitor: Poynter announces new brain health fellowship, UMD launches AI journalism series
Poynter is launching a new fellowship for journalists to cover brain health and research. The University of Maryland also announced a webinar series on journalism business models and AI.
MediaHealthScience & TechnologyBusinessEducationArtificial IntelligenceMedical ScienceDigital and Print PublishingSocial Issues PoynterJournalismFellowshipsBrain HealthUniversity of MarylandMedia IndustryKristen Hare | Poynter
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Media Monitor: The Washington Post Promotes Subscription Service
The Washington Post is encouraging readers to subscribe for unlimited access to its reporting, including political and international coverage, for $29 for the first year.
MediaPolitics and GovernmentBusinessDigital and Print PublishingGeneral PoliticsComputers and Internet The Washington PostSubscriptionNewsJournalismPolitical CoverageInternational Coverage
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Media Monitor: Poynter Reports on Velshi's New Role, U.S.-Iran Deal, Media Merger, and Shalit's Passing
Poynter reports on Ali Velshi's new role at MS NOW's '11th Hour,' President Trump's Iran deal announcement countered by CNN, the DOJ's approval of the Paramount-WBD merger, and the passing of 'Today' show critic Gene Shalit.
MediaPolitics and GovernmentBusinessConflictFilm and TVGeneral PoliticsElectionEconomyMiddle EastMedical Science Ali VelshiMedia MergersU.S.-Iran DealJournalismTelevision NewsDonald TrumpGene ShalitPoynter.org
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Media Monitor: Media Mergers and AI Threaten News Archives, Poynter Reports
Poynter is reporting that media mergers, like the potential Paramount-Warner deal, and AI scraping concerns are jeopardizing access to vital news archives for journalists and historians.
MediaBusinessScience & TechnologyEconomyComputers and InternetArtificial IntelligenceDigital and Print PublishingEducation Media ArchivesJournalismNews PreservationParamount-Warner MergerInternet ArchivePoynterKristen Hare | Poynter
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Media Monitor: White House Rattled by Book Excerpt, "60 Minutes" Undergoes Changes, World Cup Kicks Off
Poynter reports on White House concerns over a new book detailing Trump's reaction to Epstein files, staffing changes at "60 Minutes," and the start of the World Cup in North America.
Politics and GovernmentMediaSportWhite HouseFederal GovernmentDigital and Print PublishingFilm and TVSocial Issues Donald TrumpJeffrey Epstein60 MinutesWorld CupMedia IndustryJournalismPoynter.org
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Former Foster Youth Lataya Rothmiller Champions Advocacy Through Journalism
Harlem journalist Lataya Rothmiller, a former foster youth, advocates for children in the system. Drawing on her personal journey, she champions safety, socialization, and uses media to amplify underrepresented voices.
Social IssuesPolitics and GovernmentScience & TechnologyEducationTransportationEnvironmentElectionMedical Science Lataya Rothmillerfoster careyouth advocacyjournalismHarlemNew YorkColumbia Neighbors
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Chronicling America Expands Digital Newspaper Archive with Key Historical Titles
The Library of Congress's Chronicling America program has added significant historical newspapers, including the African American *California Eagle*, the suffragist *Women's Chronicle*, and the *Washington Daily News*, expanding access to diverse historical perspectives.
MediaPolitics and GovernmentDigital and Print PublishingSocial IssuesEducationGeneral PoliticsFederal Government Chronicling AmericaNational Digital Newspaper ProgramCalifornia EagleWomen's ChronicleWashington Daily NewsSan Antonio LightJournalismU.S. Library of Congress
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Media Monitor: CBS News Turmoil, Trump Election Claims, and Media Industry Shifts Reported by Poynter
Poynter reports on CBS News' internal struggles, President Trump's unsubstantiated claims about the Los Angeles mayoral election, and significant changes within the media industry, including Clay Travis's departure from OutKick.
MediaPolitics and GovernmentSportBusinessGeneral PoliticsElectionDigital and Print PublishingMedia CrisisRepublican Party CBS NewsDonald TrumpLos Angeles Mayoral RaceMedia IndustryJournalismOutKickDianna RussiniPoynter.org
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Geraldine Brooks Reflects on Journalism, Fiction, and Grief at Library of Congress Event
Geraldine Brooks, 2025 Library of Congress Prize for American Fiction recipient, discussed her career journey from foreign correspondent to Pulitzer-winning novelist, and how writing helped her navigate profound grief after her husband's death.
MediaBusinessEntertainmentPolitics and GovernmentDigital and Print PublishingGeneral PoliticsSocial IssuesEmployment and Labor Geraldine BrooksLibrary of CongressAmerican Fiction PrizeJournalismHistorical FictionGriefPulitzer PrizeU.S. Library of Congress
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Media Monitor: Pelley Accuses CBS News Leadership of Bias; Trump Walks Out of "Meet the Press" Interview
Poynter reports on Scott Pelley's accusations against CBS News leadership, President Trump's abrupt exit from a "Meet the Press" interview, and the extensive World Cup coverage planned by The Athletic.
Politics and GovernmentMediaSportGeneral PoliticsElectionMedia CrisisMedia BiasFilm and TVSocial Issues Scott PelleyCBS NewsDonald TrumpMeet the PressJournalismWorld CupMedia IndustryPoynter.org
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Media Monitor: NPR Announces Tiny Desk Concert Giveaway
NPR is offering a free-to-enter contest for a trip to its headquarters to see a live Tiny Desk Concert, with options for extra entries through donations supporting its journalism.
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Media Monitor: Poynter details reasons reporters don't confront Trump's insults, reports on "60 Minutes" turmoil, and other media news
Poynter is reporting on why journalists avoid direct confrontation with President Donald Trump's insults, the recent turmoil at CBS's "60 Minutes," and other media industry developments, including a new webinar series on AI in journalism.
Politics and GovernmentMediaBusinessSportGeneral PoliticsWhite HouseDigital and Print PublishingFilm and TVArtificial IntelligenceEducation Donald TrumpKaitlan Collins60 MinutesJournalismCBS NewsTelevisionPoynter.org
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NPR Announces Contest for Exclusive Tiny Desk Concert Experience
NPR is hosting a free contest offering a trip to its Washington, D.C., headquarters for a live Tiny Desk Concert. Participants can gain extra entries by supporting NPR's essential journalism through donations and merchandise purchases.
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Media Monitor: CBS News Fires Scott Pelley Amid "60 Minutes" Turmoil; Trump Attacks CNN Reporter
Poynter is reporting significant upheaval at CBS News, including the firing of Scott Pelley from "60 Minutes" and allegations of political bias, alongside President Donald Trump's verbal attack on CNN's Kaitlan Collins.
MediaPolitics and GovernmentBusinessScience & TechnologyMedia CrisisMedia BiasGeneral PoliticsArtificial IntelligenceEducationDigital and Print Publishing CBS News60 MinutesScott PelleyBari WeissDonald TrumpKaitlan CollinsJournalismPoynter.org
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Media Monitor: Newsweek Reports on Middle East Strikes, California Standoff, and Political Races
Newsweek is reporting on escalating U.S.-Iran tensions, a fatal California bank standoff, key developments in California's gubernatorial and Los Angeles mayoral races, and Scott Pelley's departure from "60 Minutes".
Politics and GovernmentWorldHealthLaw EnforcementGeneral PoliticsMiddle EastMedical ScienceEurope IranCaliforniaPoliticsCOVID-19JournalismNewsweek
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Media Monitor: Poynter Offers Guidance on Immigration Coverage, Funding, and New Brain Health Fellowship
Poynter offers journalists guidance on covering immigration enforcement's impact on families, strategies for securing funding, and announces a new Brain Health Reporting Fellowship to enhance science coverage.
MediaPolitics and GovernmentHealthEducationDigital and Print PublishingGeneral PoliticsMedical ScienceArtificial Intelligence JournalismImmigration EnforcementMedia FundingBrain HealthFellowshipPoynter InstituteReportingKristen Hare | Poynter
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Media Monitor: CBS News Fires Scott Pelley After Leadership Criticism
USA TODAY reports that CBS News has fired veteran '60 Minutes' correspondent Scott Pelley. The dismissal reportedly occurred after Pelley criticized new CBS leadership in a heated meeting.
MediaBusinessEmployment and Labor Scott PelleyCBS News60 MinutesJournalismTelevisionEmployment TerminationMedia IndustryUSA TODAY
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Media Monitor: White House Correspondents' Dinner Rescheduled After Shooting
USA TODAY is reporting the White House Correspondents' Association announced a rescheduled annual dinner after a shooting incident occurred at the April gala.
Politics and GovernmentMediaLaw EnforcementWhite HouseGeneral PoliticsMedia Crisis White House Correspondents' AssociationWhite House Correspondents' DinnerRescheduledShootingAprilGalaJournalismUSA TODAY
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Media Monitor: CBS News faces internal strife, Pentagon restricts press, and AI threatens journalism's future
Poynter reports on CBS News' internal turmoil, the Pentagon's new press restrictions, a defamation lawsuit against MS NOW, Jimmy Kimmel's free speech remarks, and A.G. Sulzberger's warnings about AI's impact on journalism.
MediaPolitics and GovernmentBusinessScience & TechnologyMedia CrisisArtificial IntelligenceLegalFederal GovernmentDigital and Print Publishing CBS News60 MinutesPentagonJournalismDefamationPress FreedomPoynter.org
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Media Monitor: Scott Pelley Confronts '60 Minutes' Executive Producer
The Washington Post is reporting that veteran correspondent Scott Pelley challenged the new '60 Minutes' executive producer regarding staff firings and qualifications.
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Media Monitor: Pentagon Restricts Media Access to Press Office
The Washington Post is reporting that the Pentagon has designated its press office as a classified space, creating new barriers for reporters seeking information from military public affairs officials.
Politics and GovernmentMediaFederal GovernmentDigital and Print PublishingMedia CrisisGeneral Politics PentagonMedia AccessPress OfficeClassified SpaceJournalismMilitaryGovernmentThe Washington Post
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Media Monitor: "60 Minutes" Undergoes Overhaul, Trump Faces Event Withdrawals and Kennedy Center Ruling
Poynter reports on significant changes at CBS News' "60 Minutes," including executive producer and correspondent firings, alongside President Trump's reactions to artist withdrawals from a national fair and a judge's order to remove his name from the Kennedy Center.
MediaPolitics and GovernmentSportDigital and Print PublishingFilm and TVGeneral PoliticsFederal GovernmentLegalEducation 60 MinutesCBS NewsDonald TrumpKennedy CenterGreat American State FairJournalismTelevision NewsPoynter.org
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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.
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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.
MediaScience & TechnologyBusinessEducationDigital and Print PublishingArtificial IntelligenceComputers and Internet PoynterJournalismWritingWorkshopsNarrative NonfictionData JournalismUniversity of MarylandKristen Hare | Poynter
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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.
MediaPolitics and GovernmentSocial IssuesLatin AmericaMedia CrisisEmployment and Labor Sharyn Alfonsi60 MinutesCBS NewsEl SalvadorMigrantsJournalismThe Washington Post