Three WSJ Journalists Kicked Out of China
Three journalists from the Wall Street Journal have been expelled from China after the country took exception to their reporting of the Coronavirus outbreak.
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Washington Post Unveils Data-driven Strategy for Election 2020 Coverage
The Washington Post has announced new data-driven initiatives to enhance its award-winning political reporting and analysis, giving readers the most comprehensive and insightful coverage of the 2020 presidential race.
Postmedia Begins Search for 12 New Reporters
Postmedia has announced that it will be hiring 12 reporters under a federal program to fund journalism in geographical areas of limited news coverage in Canada.
Casey Seiler Named Editor of Times Union
Casey Seiler has been named editor and vice president of the Times Union, one of New York's daily newspapers, operated by Hearst.
Amblin Television to Dramatise the ‘Afghanistan Papers’
Amblin Television has closed a deal with The Washington Post for the rights to "At War with the Truth" – The Washington Post’s definitive report on "The Afghanistan Papers".
The Times Newspaper to Launch Radio Station
The Times and The Sunday Times have confirmed that they will launch new 24-hour talk radio station across the UK, intended to lay down a challenge to the BBC's Radio 4.
AT&T to Bring 5G Technology to the Washington Post Newsroom
The Washington Post is to work with AT&T to bring 5G technologies to The Washington Post newsroom and to explore how The Post can use 5G in their coverage of the 2020 presidential election and other top news events across the country.
Concerns Raised Over Newsquest Takeover of JPI Media
Concerns have been raised over a proposed takeover of JPI Media newspaper and digital assets by Newsquest including The Scotsman and the Yorkshire Post.
The Times Literary Supplement Relaunches as ‘TLS’
The Times Literary Supplement has relaunched with a new visual identity, a new website and has also re-branded itself into simply 'The TLS'.