Media Industry News

Channel 4 plans to cut 340 jobs by the end of the year as part of a major shake-up following a review of its operations.

Staff at the leftwing news outlet The Canary are concerned about its future as funds have been blocked by a bank and allegations of financial mismanagement have

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Rebecca Costello will depart as managing director of Guardian Australia on September 18, following a period of significant growth and development for the compan

The article discusses how an increasingly hostile environment for independent reporting in the United States and elsewhere is making the job of journalism harde

Bari Weiss's tenure as editor-in-chief of CBS News has been challenging, with her upcoming overhaul of 60 Minutes serving as a critical test of her leadership a

Paramount chief executive David Ellison has addressed criticism regarding the proposed $110 billion merger with Warner Bros., stating that objections are based

Kyle Sandilands is making headlines with his new media venture after being axed from Kiis FM, while his former co-host Jackie O Henderson is still involved in l

L'Acadie Nouvelle, New Brunswick's only French-language daily newspaper, will reduce its print editions from five days a week to two, starting this weekend.

NFL pundit Ryan Clark was informed of his firing from ESPN during an on-air appearance, as the company undergoes significant layoffs following its integration w

Nine Entertainment plans to cut approximately 30 newsroom jobs at The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age, citing the "extreme state of disruption" from AI. Manag

Thomson Reuters plans to sell a 51% stake in its Global Print business to KKR for $500 million, aiming to refocus on core operations. The deal, expected to clos

The acquisition of Vox Podcasts and New York Magazine by Murdoch's Lupa Systems highlights the profitability of podcast networks and raises questions about the

Comcast has announced its decision to split into two separate entities: Comcast broadband and NBCUniversal entertainment. This move follows a trend of unsuccess

The Hill, a Washington-based political news publication, is launching a new digital subscription product called 'The Hill Insider' to capitalize on increased re