During a meeting of the show’s staff and Nick Bilton, its newly appointed executive producer, along with the CBS News managing editor Charles Forelle, Pelley took direct aim at Bari Weiss, the network ...

“Both films [‘Backrooms’ and ‘Obsession’] came in ahead of the first Star Wars film in seven years, ‘The Mandalorian and Grogu,’ which is on-track to gross $24 million this weekend.” —LO ...

She decided to bring in a new head of communications to replace longtime VP of comms Jennifer Houlihan Roussel. And she dismissed the organization’s liaison to the board of trustees after an argument ...

“Among the most watched videos is a clip of a young barn owl’s reaction to thunder, with 27.7 million views, and a film about a kestrel pair’s relentless battle to protect their nest from intruders, ...

On Wednesday, The Economist launched its own ChatGPT app — the first of its kind by a major consumer news publication. “The ...

Advertising made up roughly half of revenue in Santa Cruz in the early years, with memberships accounting for the rest. That mix is now trending toward 60% advertising and 40% membership revenue.” —LO ...

A new study finds that the same motivated reasoning and partisan instincts that make people see bias in mainstream news also ...

They were each given nearly two years’ pay and furnished with positive letters of recommendation … As for the suspended workers, the settlement deal provides them with backpay for the days they were ...

From viral Boston Globe reporter Emily Sweeney to influencers leaning into thick New York accents and Louisiana drawls, regional accents are having a resurgence online. —SC ...

CBS News declined to renew its contract with the 60 Minutes correspondent Sharyn Alfonsi, six months after her segment on torture in Salvadoran prisons was pulled off the air abruptly by the news ...

Though some Iranian networks appeared to be connecting to the global internet on Tuesday, researchers cautioned that the level of access was far below even the partial restoration that Tehran allowed ...

Nonfiction publishing is uniquely vulnerable to AI because the industry has long neglected to do anything to ensure the books it publishes are factually accurate….Fact-checking is not a service ...