Reuters and LSEG today announced the launch of Super Summaries, an AI-driven earnings intelligence solution that combines LSEG’s trusted, market-moving data with Reuters editorial expertise to deliver concise earnings intelligence at speed. With the benefits of generative AI, Reuters will cover an additional 10,000 companies globally over the next three years. more

Asking these 13 questions can help journalists spot red flags in research, including studies that policymakers and elected officials use to defend their stances on certain issues. more

Nexstar Media Group joined Sinclair Broadcast Group in bringing Jimmy Kimmel’s late-night talk show back to its local TV stations on Friday night, ending a dayslong TV blackout for dozens of cities across the U.S. more

The Corporation for Public Broadcasting has announced a grant of up to $57.9 million over five years to Public Media Infrastructure (PMI), a new independent nonprofit entity formed by a coalition of leading public radio organizations, to sustain public radio distribution through 2030. more

In response to unprecedented threats facing public broadcasting, New York Public Radio (NYPR), home of WNYC and WQXR, has announced the Station-to-Station Programming Project, an initiative designed to provide critically acclaimed programs to financially at-risk public radio stations at no cost. more

Main Street Media (MSM) has sold The Glasgow Missourian to J3 Marquee Ventures, LLC, led by Salisbury-based owner and editor Melanie Latamondeer.  more

Newsweek announces a bold new chapter in its nearly century-long story with the launch of a sweeping visual redesign and a new brand identity: “A World Drawn Closer.” more

St. Louis Magazine (SLM) has secured a three-year, $900,000 grant from the James S. McDonnell Foundation (JSMF) to launch an Economic Mobility Lab, a newsroom initiative focused on one of the region’s most pressing challenges. more

DallasNews Corporation, the holding company of The Dallas Morning News and Medium Giant, announced that the company’s pending merger with Hearst has now been completed and DallasNews shareholders will receive an all cash consideration of $16.50 per share of DallasNews common stock. more

On Tuesday, the Pentagon press shop asked reporters to sign a pledge that they would only report information approved by Defense Department bureaucrats. The idea is to give journalists the option of becoming stenographers — or losing access to the building. more

DallasNews Corporation, the holding company of The Dallas Morning News and Medium Giant, announced that shareholders approved the company’s pending merger with Hearst at the company’s special meeting of shareholders held Sept. 23. more

The company fired Karen Attiah this month for her social media posts related to Charlie Kirk’s assassination. more

Visual media organization CatchLight announced the launch of its first issue-specific editorial desk: a three-year Mental Health Visual Desk. This new initiative will support and produce in-depth multimedia reporting to bring mental health into clearer view — illuminating the human stories behind policy, data and community solutions. more

Raptive, the world’s leading creator media company, today debuted “Ctrl Alt Ask,” a new creator advice podcast, across YouTube and all podcast platforms. Each episode unpacks creators’ biggest questions and provides them with real, actionable advice. more

New Jersey PBS is expected to cease operations in July 2026 following WNET’s decision not to renew its agreement, the New Jersey Globe has learned. more

The Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) announced that it will distribute the remaining $7.1 million in obligated Community Service Grant (CSG) funds to eligible local public radio and television stations. Unless new federal funding is appropriated to CPB, these payments will mark the final CSG payments to stations. more

Seattle’s PBS station will cease production of its local long-form journalism, leadership announced on Monday. more

From world leaders and pioneering activists to cultural icons, the 2025 Climate 100 highlights those driving solutions to the climate crisis during the 17th annual Climate Week NYC. more

Media lawyers and newsroom leaders are evaluating a government memo spelling out new rules that would sharply restrict reporting at the Pentagon. more

Jury trials of journalists arrested while reporting news are exceedingly rare in the United States. The U.S. Press Freedom Tracker, a project of Freedom of the Press Foundation (FPF) that maintains data on press freedom violations nationwide, has documented only nine in its history. The next two are scheduled to take place in Kenton County, Kentucky, in just a couple weeks. more