Media & Advertising
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Secret Sharers: The Hidden Ties Between Private Spies and Journalists
‘Journalism for rent’ Mr. Simpson loved holding court with reporters, regaling them with war stories and presenting himself as a…
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Don Lemon says ‘changes are coming’ after revealing end of ‘CNN Tonight’
“CNN Tonight” anchor Don Lemon announced Friday that “this will be the last night” of the show he’s hosted since…
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Les Moonves waves goodbye to $120M exit package, ViacomCBS says
Disgraced ex-CBS chief executive Les Moonves has agreed to walk away from the $120 million exit package he lost when…
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Leslie Moonves Receives Nothing From CBS Exit Package
Leslie Moonves, who led CBS as chief executive for 15 years before he was ousted in 2018, will receive nothing…
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Lies on Social Media Inflame Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
In a 28-second video, which was posted to Twitter this week by a spokesman for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of…
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On Spotify, an Arranged Marriage Between Music and Podcasts
Danyel Smith used to make a podcast in her kitchen. Smith, an author, journalist and former editor in chief of…
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Lies on Social Media Inflame Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
In a 28-second video, which was posted to Twitter this week by a spokesman for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of…
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Disney revenue falls short as Disney+ subscriber growth slows
Disney’s revenue fell short of Wall Street’s expectations last quarter as subscribers to its Disney+ streaming service slowed — sending…
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Opposition to Alden takeover of Tribune heats up ahead of vote
Opposition to hedge fund takeover of Tribune Publishing is bubbling up ahead of next week’s deal vote, including three legal…
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Disney exec shuffle reportedly spurs ‘bruised egos’ amid Bob Iger exit
It’s no longer the happiest place on Earth. Disney’s major leadership shift is rankling employees, as former chief executive Bob…
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As Ethiopia Fights in Tigray Region, a Crackdown on Journalists
NAIROBI, Kenya — One Ethiopian journalist was taken away by police officers as his distraught 10-year-old daughter clung to him.…
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How Klobuchar and Hawley See Things When It Comes to Technology
Would you like to read a U.S. senator’s book about antitrust law? No? How about two U.S. senators’ books about…
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Ellen DeGeneres Is Ending Her Show After Years of Dancing and ‘Be Kind’
With the announcement on Wednesday that she will end her long-running talk show next year, Ellen DeGeneres is stepping away…
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Universal Music paid record exec Charlie Walk $1.7M in sex-harass case
Universal Music Group paid its former high-flying record exec Charlie Walk $1.7 million to walk away in a 2018 amid…
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Bill McCreary Dies at 87; Blazed Trail for Black Journalists on TV
Bill McCreary, an Emmy Award-winning reporter who was one of the first Black television journalists in New York, and whose…
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Hearst selling Marie Claire to London-based Future Media
Hearst Magazines is bidding farewell to one of its edgiest women’s titles. The company behind Cosmopolitan and Harper’s Bazaar is…
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Washington Post taps Sally Buzbee as first female executive editor
The Washington Post named Sally Buzbee of the Associated Press to be its new executive editor — the first woman…
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Universal Music Group leans into e-commerce with new executive hire
Universal Music Group said Tuesday that it is looking to expand its e-commerce business under new hire Richelle Parham. The…
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Hearst sells Marie Claire to a British publisher.
Hearst Magazines, the home of numerous publications aimed at women including Cosmopolitan, Redbook and Harper’s Bazaar, has sold the United…
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Washington Post Names A.P. Editor, Sally Buzbee, as Its Top Editor
After nearly a decade of revitalization under the ownership of the multibillionaire Jeff Bezos and the newsroom leadership of Martin…
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