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News outlets to sign court brief supporting CNN, MS Now, POLITICO lawsuit against Trump
Dozens of news organizations are expected to endorse a court filing that backs CNN, MS Now and Politico's lawsuit over their banishment from the White House.
FIRST ON THE DESK
CNN analyst Peter Bergen donates September 11 archive to Georgetown
The archive documents Bergen’s decades covering al-Qaeda, Osama bin Laden and the U.S. war on terror, including material from CNN’s 1997 interview with bin Laden.
Gloria Steinem, journalist who helped define modern feminism, dies at 92
The journalist and author helped bring the modern women's movement into mainstream American politics and media.
Feds sought records from relatives of New York Times reporters in leaks probe
The subpoenas are part of a leak investigation tied to Times reporting about security concerns involving President Donald Trump’s Qatari-donated Air Force One jet.
PRESS FREEDOM
Madison Square Garden sues Wired over clickbait article based on hacked customer data
The parent company of New York City’s famed entertainment venue Madison Square Garden is suing technology publication Wired and three of its journalists over a news article that misrepresented thousands of customer records that were stolen by hackers. In a ... Read more
Penske Media acquires remaining Vox Media brands
The company already owns publications like Rolling Stone, Variety, Deadline Hollywood and Billboard.
New York lawmakers approve bill limiting AI crawling of news articles
The law would require artificial intelligence-powered scraping robots to identify themselves accurately when they attempt or actually access news articles online.
Freedom of Press Foundation sues DOJ to uncover legal abuses against journalists
The organization wants law enforcement records to determine whether the Justice Department violated laws or its own policies when executing a search warrant on the home of a reporter earlier this year.
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Associated Press trimming staff amid new focus on video, digital platforms
The Associated Press plans to cut dozens of jobs as it shifts focus from local journalism to national coverage and digital platforms.
Washington Post picks Veritone for content licensing, archiving
Executives said the agreement expands revenue opportunities while maintaining editorial oversight and brand protection for the Post.
Researchers: Newsrooms gamble with reputation by partnering with betting platforms
University researchers warned partnerships between prediction markets and news outlets could further erode public trust in journalism.
EXCLUSIVE
Feds can’t search devices seized from Washington Post journalist, judge says
The case has renewed debate over federal protections for journalists and limits on law enforcement searches.
