The United States continues to see newspapers die at the rate of two per week, according to a report on the state of local news, reports AP. Areas of the country that find themselves without a reliable source of local news tend to be poorer, older and less educated...
NBC Washington anchor Leon Harris will spend 10 days in jail, after pleading guilty to a driving under the influence charge in Montgomery County, Maryland, reports WTOP. Harris was arrested in January and charged with six misdemeanors. He pleaded guilty to a single...
Twitter continues to step up the introduction of tools and services that advertisers can use to create engagement and plan performance, reports MediaPost. The company will launch a custom "Like" animations for tweets that brands can create through the ads manager. The...
Yelp will close what it called its three most consistently underutilized offices July 29—Chicago, New York and Washington, D.C.—along with reducing its footprint at its facility in Phoenix, reports Adweek. Co-founder and CEO Jeremy Stoppelman wrote in a blog post that...
The city-based network of free, local newsletters from Axios, called Axios Local, has surpassed 1 million cumulative email subscribers across its 21 locations, according to the publisher––a key milestone for a venture that launched in December 2020, reports Adweek....
WTOP all-news radio in Washington, D.C., (103.5) will help a cause close to the heart of two of its on-air employees, the National Multiple Sclerosis Society Greater DC-Maryland Chapter, reports Inside Radio. Multiple Sclerosis hit the station when Senior Sports...
Sarah Gilbert, NPR’s VP for News Programming, will exit the network on July 11 for a position outside of the company, reports Inside Radio. Gilbert has been with NPR for nearly ten years over two separate stints. She joined the public media network in January 2012 as...
Syndicated columnist, political analyst and PBS NewsHour contributor Mark Shields died Saturday of kidney failure at the age of 85. Shields is best known to TV news audiences for his 33-year run as a contributor on the PBS NewsHour, co-hosting the newscast’s Friday...
A video crew producing a comedy segment for CBS' The Late Show With Stephen Colbert inside the US Capitol building was arrested on June 16. The production team of Triumph the Insult Comic Dog — a puppet voiced by comedian and former Saturday Night Live writer Robert...
The Washington Post and Imagine Entertainment have entered into a strategic partnership to create scripted and non-scripted film and television properties derived from The Post’s archives, current reporting, and ongoing investigations. Under the terms of the...
The United States continues to see newspapers die at the rate of two per week, according to a report on the state of local news, reports AP. Areas of the country that find themselves without a reliable source of local news tend to be poorer, older and less educated...
NBC Washington anchor Leon Harris will spend 10 days in jail, after pleading guilty to a driving under the influence charge in Montgomery County, Maryland, reports WTOP. Harris was arrested in January and charged with six misdemeanors. He pleaded guilty to a single...
Twitter continues to step up the introduction of tools and services that advertisers can use to create engagement and plan performance, reports MediaPost. The company will launch a custom "Like" animations for tweets that brands can create through the ads manager. The...
Yelp will close what it called its three most consistently underutilized offices July 29—Chicago, New York and Washington, D.C.—along with reducing its footprint at its facility in Phoenix, reports Adweek. Co-founder and CEO Jeremy Stoppelman wrote in a blog post that...
The city-based network of free, local newsletters from Axios, called Axios Local, has surpassed 1 million cumulative email subscribers across its 21 locations, according to the publisher––a key milestone for a venture that launched in December 2020, reports Adweek....
WTOP all-news radio in Washington, D.C., (103.5) will help a cause close to the heart of two of its on-air employees, the National Multiple Sclerosis Society Greater DC-Maryland Chapter, reports Inside Radio. Multiple Sclerosis hit the station when Senior Sports...
Sarah Gilbert, NPR’s VP for News Programming, will exit the network on July 11 for a position outside of the company, reports Inside Radio. Gilbert has been with NPR for nearly ten years over two separate stints. She joined the public media network in January 2012 as...
Syndicated columnist, political analyst and PBS NewsHour contributor Mark Shields died Saturday of kidney failure at the age of 85. Shields is best known to TV news audiences for his 33-year run as a contributor on the PBS NewsHour, co-hosting the newscast’s Friday...
A video crew producing a comedy segment for CBS' The Late Show With Stephen Colbert inside the US Capitol building was arrested on June 16. The production team of Triumph the Insult Comic Dog — a puppet voiced by comedian and former Saturday Night Live writer Robert...
The Washington Post and Imagine Entertainment have entered into a strategic partnership to create scripted and non-scripted film and television properties derived from The Post’s archives, current reporting, and ongoing investigations. Under the terms of the...
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