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Golden Globes enter the world of podcasts and tread carefully, avoiding controversy
The Golden Globes this year introduced a best podcast category and, predictably, the nominees announced Monday will get people talking.
Vanity Fair parts ways with Olivia Nuzzi amid Robert F. Kennedy Jr. controversy
Vanity Fair is parting ways with West Coast editor Olivia Nuzzi amid ongoing controversy over her coverage of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. while she was the Washington correspondent for New York magazine.
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Cat Murphy, a college student, has wanted to be a journalist since she was 11. Many of her friends don't understand why.
CFP, ESPN give power conferences eight more weeks to come up with new format
The College Football Playoff and ESPN are giving conferences nearly eight more weeks to figure out what the next version of the postseason tournament will look like.
AP and Trump administration argue access case before federal appeals court
The Associated Press and the Trump administration were due back before a federal appeals court Monday in their fight over media access, with the AP arguing that a news outlet should not be punished for its point of view and the White House insisting that the president should determine who can question him in the Oval Office.
Trump steps up attacks on ABC and Jimmy Kimmel, says network should ‘get the bum off the air’
President Trump stepped up his attacks against ABC and late-night host Jimmy Kimmel on Thursday, urging the network to "get the bum off the air" in a social media post sent shortly after the comic's latest episode ended.
Court settlement calls for NPR to get $36M in government funds to operate U.S. public radio system
National Public Radio will receive approximately $36 million in grant money to operate the nation's public radio interconnection system under the terms of a court settlement with the federal government's steward of funding for public broadcasting stations.
Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey urges delay on PBS decision by public TV board
Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey on Monday urged the board that oversees Alabama Public Television to delay any decision on severing ties with PBS until it has studied Alabamians' opinions on the matter and developed a plan for what comes next.
MSNBC’s name is being replaced, but its leaders insist that its mission will remain the same
Asked what viewers should expect when television's MSNBC makes its corporate divorce from NBC News final this weekend, network president Rebecca Kutler points to a poster on the wall of a conference room at its new offices off Times Square.
BBC: The biased broadcasting corporation
Two friends emailed from London about the editing scandal that led to the resignation of two top officials from the British Broadcasting Corp.
In Trump-dominated media world, editing video takes on new significance — as BBC uproar shows
In the space of a few months, a journalistic skill that might seem straightforward to many viewers - editing tape for broadcast - has been behind a $16 million legal settlement, a network's change in how it offers interviews on a news show and, now, the resignation of two top leaders at the BBC.
Trump’s $1B lawsuit threat casts shadow over the BBC, but it could also be a bluff
President Donald Trump's threat to bring a billion-dollar lawsuit against the BBC has cast a shadow over the British broadcaster's future, but it could also be a bluff with little legal merit.
