“Ousted” Editor of Teen Vogue Returns to Axios, Says PublishersDAILY
Tweets Made When Reporter Was Teenager Costs Her Job at Teen Vogue Alexi McCammond, the former Axios national political reporter, has returned to her old job. She resigned as the…
The Washington Post Launches Internship Program with Howard University and University of Maryland
The Washington Post has launched an Academic Year Internship Program which, says The Post, is “an immersive experience created to develop the next generation…
Guardians of First Amendment Memorial Dedicated in Annapolis
Hundreds came out to a dedication of the Guardians of the First Amendment Memorial in downtown Annapolis June 28, exactly three years after a…
The Washington Post Helping Hand Opens Applications for 2021-2023 Cycle
The Washington Post Helping Hand, a charitable giving initiative started by The Post to help connect the D.C. community with local nonprofit organizations,…
Four Reporters Honored with Washington Women in Journalism Awards
The 8th annual Washington Women in Journalism Awards honored four of Washington’s top female reporters in a virtual ceremony on June 22. This…
The Hill Being “Aggressively Shopped,” Reports Axios
The Hill, a Beltway-based print publication that receives significant national traffic to its digital website, is being more aggressively shopped by its owner…
Cherie Grzech, Vice President of Fox News in D.C., Joins NewsNation as Vice President of News, Managing Editor
Veteran news executive Cherie Grzech will join NewsNation as Vice President of News, Managing Editor, effective July 19. At NewsNation, Grzech will oversee the…
CUMULUS MEDIA Names Jeff Boden as Vice President/Market Manager, Cumulus Washington, D.C.
CUMULUS MEDIA appointed Jeff Boden as Vice President/Market Manager, Cumulus Washington, D.C. CUMULUS MEDIA owns and operates 105.9 FM WMAL/WMAL-…
The Washington Post Launches Newsletter to Help People Prepare for Post-Pandemic Life
The Washington Post launched “A Better Week,” a seven-day newsletter devoted to helping readers rebalance their lives in the post-pandemic era, reports…
WRC’s News Anchor Wendy Rieger Recovering from Brain Surgery
Many WRC-TV viewers in the D.C. area contacted News4 after noticing that it had been a few weeks since Wendy Rieger, who…
Howard Bernstein, WUSA’s Morning Meteorologist, Exits After 20 Years
WUSA morning meteorologist Howard Bernstein has left the Washington, D.C., CBS affiliate. Bernstein, who worked at WVUE in New Orleans, KOCO in Oklahoma…
Communicator Spotlight: Q&A with Sarah Y. Kim of Baltimore’s WYPR 88.1 FM, Covering Health and Housing Issues as Part of Report for America
Capitol Communicator has been interviewing people who are or have been in the media about their careers and the media. Below is our Q&…
USDA Leads Creation of Hyperlocal Media Search Tool for Emergency News Alerts
The U.S. Department of Agriculture is announcing the availability of a free media search tool that allows government agencies to quickly create media…
Many Americans Overestimate Their Ability to Tell the Difference Between Legitimate and False News
Americans who are the most confident in their ability to spot “fake news” online are the most likely to fall for it, according to…
More than 77 Million People Visited The Washington Post’s Website in April
The Washington Post had 77.8 million total digital unique visitors in April 2021, according to Comscore. The average Washington Post reader spent 16.…
