Media Insider: Tegna Sells for $5.4B, Howard to Digitize Black Press Archive, Condé Nast Partners with TikTok
Also in the latest media news roundup, WSJ owners opt for a “flexible” plan for returning to the office.
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Media Insider: PBS Developing LGTBQ Show, Apollo/Cox Media Deal Complete, & More
ICYMI. These are the top media stories you need on your radar this week.
Media Insider: Police Raid Australian Public Broadcaster, Americans Weigh in on Fake News, Newsweek Upheaval Continues
ICYMI. Headlines from the Chicago Tribune and Associate Press are among the 5 top media stories you need on your radar this week.
Media Insider: The Atlantic Taps Into Archives, HuffPo Launches Teen Newsletter, FAMU Launches 24-Hour Black News Network
Welcome to Media Insider, PR Newswire’s round-up of media stories from the week. NIEMANLAB | LAURA HAZARD OWN The Atlantic Brings Readers Into Its Archives With Timelines Based On Their Birthdays The Atlantic launched “The...
Nowhere to Hide: TV Journalists Face the Pressure of Cosmetic Procedures
They say the camera doesn’t lie. It used to be that plain, ol’ high-definition television would provide enough pressure for some TV journalists and media personalities to fine-tune trouble spots. But new ultra, HD...
Career Crossroads: Why A TV Producer Went from Behind the Scenes to On the Scene
A discussion with multimedia journalist Nia Hamm.
Career Crossroads: 5 Tips for TV Reporters on Hiring an Agent
If you’re in the market for an agent, here are some tips from a reporter who’s been there.
Neutral vs. Regional Accents On-Air: How to Decide What Works Best for You
The issue of whether or not a neutral accent works best in Spanish-language media is an ongoing debate. Although brands usually opt for a neutral voice-over narration for campaigns in hopes of reaching a...
State of the News Media: Who’s Thriving and Who’s Simply Surviving?
The media’s landscape is ever-changing and evolving. How, what, and when news is consumed can change from year to year.
