
Susan Stamberg, “the voice of NPR,” to retire
Susan Stamberg, one of NPR’s original hosts and a fixture in American broadcast journalism since 1971, will retire Sept. 1, Edith Chapin, NPR Senior Vice President, Editor in Chief,…
Mid-Atlantic MarCom Summit summer flash and 50% off second ticket sale
Act now to take advantage of our summer flash sale plus more savings if you buy two tickets for the Mid-Atlantic MarCom Summit…

Morton Mintz, reporter “who brought a muckraker’s zeal to business reporting,” has died
Morton Mintz, a Washington Post reporter “who brought a muckraker’s zeal to business reporting, notably by helping expose the baby-deforming drug thalidomide…

Corporation for Public Broadcasting to shut down in January 2026
The Corporation for Public Broadcasting will shut down early next year, effectively ending its half-century role as a backer of NPR, PBS, and…

Pulitzer Prize winner Carol Leonnig exits The Washington Post for MSNBC
Carol Leonnig, a veteran investigative reporter for The Washington Post, is departing the publication for MSNBC. According the Deadline, Leonnig will serve as MSNBC’…

“America’s greatest living sportswriter” exits The Washington Post
Sports columnist Sally Jenkins is leaving The Washington Post to join The Atlantic Monthly, starting September 15, reports Publishers Daily. “Sally is quite possibly…

Washington Post’s Dan Steinberg exits for The Athletic
Dan Steinberg, another employee exiting The Washington Post, is joining The Atlantic as an NFL managing editor. An announcement about his move to The…

Maryland news from The Banner, MGH, Warschawski and APCO
The Baltimore Banner, a nonprofit, multi-platform news operation serving Greater Baltimore and Maryland, has received a $200,000 grant from the Henry Luce…

WAMU “can weather loss of federal funding,” reports Inside Radio
News/talk WAMU (88.5), the perennial radio ratings leader in Washington DC, “isn’t too worried about the impact of the Trump administration’…

Project C releases list of top-50 creator-model journalists
Project C released its list of top-50 creator-model journalists, which is described as “a groundbreaking list celebrating influential independent journalists working today.…

AI and declining web traffic cause Fortune magazine to cut staff
Fortune magazine became the latest media outlet to cut jobs, with the magazine’s boss pointing to the rise of artificial intelligence and declining…

“Brain Drain” continues at The Washington Post as columnist Jonathan Capehart exits
“No matter how one tries to avoid it, bad news keeps popping up” at The Washington Post as columnist Jonathan Capehart has resigned, states…

U.S. News & World Report announces significant senior promotions, including co-presidents
U.S. News & World Report announced that Chris DiCosmo and Chad Smolinski have been elevated to co-presidents. According to a release, their…

Mental health stories top TV producers most-wanted list
TV producers at stations across the country showed strong interest in interviewing brand and non-profit spokespeople on the widest range of topics ever…

Washington Post’s Kate M. Davey exits to become COO of WAMU
WAMU added Kate M. Davey as Chief Operating Officer. According to a release, Davey joins WAMU after more than two decades in media leadership,…

