Leading with credibility in a fractured media world, a Feb. 24 Zoom conversation with Congressman Jim Clyburn
A Fireside Conversation with Congressman Jim Clyburn and Podcast Host Michael Zeldin As public trust declines and leaders navigate constant scrutiny and media noise, credible leadership rooted in clarity and…
Kristin Diaz joins WTOP as morning drive co-anchor
Kristin Diaz joins WTOP as its new morning drive anchor alongside co-anchor John Aaron. Diaz joins WTOP, the highest-rated radio station in…
The Banner to cover Washington sports
In an internal email to employees, The Banner’s editor-in-chief, Audrey Cooper, in main photo, announced the Baltimore-based news outlet will…
City Cast to expand in DC to help fill void The Post is leaving
Graham Holdings, the company that previously owned The Washington Post, is stepping up its coverage of the DC metro area following the firing of…
The Banner expanding to Prince George’s County
The Banner announced it will begin news coverage in Prince George’s County this spring, continuing its ambition to serve readers across Maryland. Banner…
Will Lewis, Washington Post Publisher and Chief Executive, resigns days after mass layoffs
Will Lewis, The Washington Post Publisher and Chief Executive, announced he would depart after two years at the paper, a tenure marked by controversy…
Washington Post laying off about 30 percent of its employees, including more than 300 journalists
The Washington Post is beginning a widespread round of layoffs that are expected to decimate the organization’s sports, local news and international coverage,…
Washington Post plans layoffs to stem losses of hundreds of millions of dollars in recent years
The Washington Post is expected to announce significant layoffs in the newsroom and the business sides of the paper in the coming days, as…
Hollywood “stars” may be enlisted to pressure owner Jeff Bezos not to cut Washington Post staff
Journalists at The Washington Post are considering enlisting two of Hollywood’s “biggest stars in a coordinated effort to persuade the paper’s billionaire…
Susan Page, Washington Bureau chief of USA TODAY and bestselling author, to receive Lifetime Achievement Award from Washington Press Club Foundation
Washington Press Club Foundation announced that Susan Page, Washington Bureau chief of USA TODAY and a New York Times bestselling author, will be honored…
Rao out as Daily Record editor after one month; Jameson leaves WJZ-FM for Detroit
Sameer Rao, named editor of The Daily Record in December, announced on LinkedIn that he has left the legal, business and government news daily…
John Wordock joins WTOP as business reporter
John Wordock joins WTOP as its business reporter. According to a release, he brings “decades of experience in business journalism, audio storytelling, and multi-…
FOX News Media promotes six on its editorial leadership teams
FOX News Media promoted six executives on its D.C., and NYC editorial leadership teams. Douglas Rohrbeck was elevated to Executive Vice President, Washington…
Patch field editor named Capital Gazette editor; leadership transition at Baltimore magazine
Baltimore magazine has appointed Debbie Darmofal chief operating officer, where she will oversee strategy across its print, digital, events, and custom publishing operations. The…
Layoffs and buyouts hit Politico as a result of “new structures and new mandates”
Politico, based in Arlington, VA, is laying off 3% of its staff, a source familiar with the matter told TheWrap. The layoffs are expected…
