WASHINGTON, D.C. – November 5, 2025 –  The Out of Home Advertising Association of America (OAAA), together with leading programmatic platforms including Broadsign, Perion, Place … more

The disadvantages of social media platforms for news publishers and audiences have grown overwhelmingly obvious. more

Reddit has traditionally been a tough nut to crack for publishers because of its focus on grassroots recommendations. But in recent months the forum platform has begun actively courting editors with the roll out of a new set of tools they can use to promote their content. more

The New York Post is going Hollywood.. The nation’s most popular tabloid will launch The California Post early next year — delivering its brand of fearless, common-sense journalism and legendary headlines at a critical juncture for the Golden State. more

News influencers* continue to be prevalent in the U.S., from hosting podcasts to being involved in politics. New Pew Research Center data from the Pew-Knight Initiative finds younger adults still are their biggest audience: 38% of Americans ages 18 to 29 say they regularly get news from news influencers on social media, more than four times the share of those 65 and older (8%). These match the findings from our landmark study last year, but the new survey also addresses a related question: Why do people turn to influencers for news? more

Teen Vogue stopped being a magazine in 2017 , when its publisher, Condé Nast, remade the title into an online-only publication. That chapter ended on Monday, when it was announced that Teen … more

The Scripps Howard Fund’s ninth annual “If You Give a Child a Book …” campaign will invest a record-breaking $1.8 million during the 2025-2026 academic year, which will … more

Members of the media who cover the White House will no longer have free access to an office in the West Wing used by communications staff, the Trump administration said Friday in its latest move to rein in the press corps. more

CHICAGO, IL – The Center Square launches its Enterprise and Investigative Unit (EIU), placing high-caliber reporters in regions nationwide to provide deeper dives into the news while … more

On Friday, Nov. 7, States Newsroom will launch “Stories From The States,” a weekly podcast that will explore, through personal stories, how people and communities across America are living after the drastic and rapid changes at the federal level.  more

Since Colorado is a relatively rare state where newsrooms must publicly say what they’re willing to pay, it might be useful for those in other states if they want to know what’s what out here — with all the relevant caveats. more

The Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) has announced a grant of $1,156,279 to establish the Upper Midwest Newsroom, a regional journalism collaboration led by Minnesota Public Radio (MPR) with partners Prairie Public Broadcasting (North Dakota), South Dakota Public Broadcasting (SDPB) and Wisconsin Public Radio (WPR). more

NPR's lawsuit against its decades-long partner, the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, is headed for trial in December, a federal judge ruled Thursday. It is another marker of the Trump administration's disruptive force throughout the media. more

In a bold move to streamline local recognition programs, Elite Insights has launched its new Self-Service Marketplace, giving business owners full control over how they participate in “Best of” and “Readers’ Choice” contests. This new functionality lets advertisers browse and purchase ad packages online, upload creatives directly, and bypass the usual back-and-forth with sales teams. “Media companies can now leverage their own platforms to drive revenue while giving local businesses unmatched flexibility and ease,” said Cody Brinkerhoff, Chief Operating Officer. For both publishers and advertisers, it’s a smarter, faster, and more scalable way to power community engagement. more

As CPB winds down operations, new music licensing agreements underscore its continued commitment to serving stations and sustaining public media’s service. more

“Without a body, a murder weapon, DNA sample or eyewitness, dozens of media published Bassam's lie that Austin was killed in 2013. They printed that his body might be found at known coordinates. It was an elaborate lie. We ask that they now ensure their readers and viewers know that the single source they relied on for their stories has been proven to be a liar.” — Statement from the family of Austin Tice more

U.S. District Judge Randolph Moss likened the Corporation for Public Broadcasting to Britain and France appeasing Germany before the outbreak of World War II by “sacrificing” NPR to save itself. more

Newsmax Inc. has announced a new agreement with the leading provider of in-room entertainment for the hospitality industry that delivers the Newsmax channel to more than 900 hotels and 300,0000 hotel rooms across the U.S. more

The chasm is widening between NPR and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, the nonprofit that funneled federal dollars to public media until Congress killed that funding earlier this year. more

Experts say the federal government is using social media to try to discredit reporters and control the narrative around immigration enforcement in Chicago. more