
Washington Post Named ‘Video Team of the Year’ at 2018 Digiday Awards in NYC
The Washington Post has been named ‘Video Team of the Year’ at the 2018 Digiday Awards. According to the Post, The award was decided by public vote and recognizes as…
WTOP-FM to Receive the NAB Crystal Heritage Award: Only Six Other Stations Have Received This NAB Honor
The National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) will honor WTOP-FM, Washington, D.C., with the NAB Crystal Heritage Award. The award will be presented…

Which TV News Correspondents Got the Most Airtime in 2017? Check Out Who Tops the List
Andrew Tyndall is out with his annual list of which stories got the most coverage and which correspondents got the most airtime last year,…

Former WTOP Traffic Reporter Files Sexual Harassment Claim
According to Tom Taylor Now: “Former traffic reporter Joy Pivec originally filed in D.C. Superior Court, but factors like her claim for as…

Median Age of Typical Cable News Viewer is 60 or Older
According to Nielsen Live +7-day data, in 2017 CNN’s median age was 60, while the median age of the Fox News and…

HuffPost Ends Self-Publishing Platform
Since its founding nearly 13 years ago, The Huffington Post has relied heavily on unpaid contributors, whose ranks included aspiring writers, citizen journalists and…

Newseum’s Power Shift Summit Provides In-Depth Discussion of Sexual Misconduct in News Media
Powerful themes including changes in sexual harassment training, providing solution-based alternatives for employees facing abuse and a renewed emphasis on diversity and inclusiveness…

Current Newspapers to Continue Publishing D.C. Community News After Filing for Bankruptcy Protection
The Current Newspapers will continue publishing D.C. community news, after filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection Jan. 3, reports Washington Business Journal, which…

“More Upheaval” in Greater Washington Media, Reports Washington Business Journal
There’s more upheaval in Greater Washington media, but this time, it doesn’t appear to be bad news. Just more consolidation, reports Washington…

WETA Signs Letter of Intent with Arlington County to Stay in Shirlington
Public television station WETA, which has been actively looking throughout the D.C. area for a new location for its studio and headquarters, signed…

Washington Post Promotes Kate Davey and Miki King to VP
The Washington Post promoted Kate Davey in Client Solutions to Vice President, Revenue Strategy. According to The Post, Davey, a former Eugene Meyer Award…

Organization Releases Fake News “Cookbook”
If you’re curious where all the fake news on your News Feed comes from, there’s a new resource that could help you…

Americans Relying Less on TV News, Reports Pew Research
“Americans are relying less on television for their news, reports Pew Research Center, which added that just 50% of U.S. adults “now get…

Current Newspapers File for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
Current Newspapers, the publisher of five weekly community papers around Northwest DC, have filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, according to court records reports Washingtonian,…

Baltimore Sun to Leave Downtown HQ
According to a report in The Sun, the Baltimore Sun Media Group is in negotiations to move from its longtime headquarters on North Calvert…

