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Fox Corp News Stars Face Grilling on Debunked Reports

Daily Beast: Sean Hannity will have to answer questions under oath about Fox News's coverage of the death of Seth Rich, the murdered Democratic National Committee staffer. Hannity is to be deposed with other Fox staffers over the network's debunked...

New York Times Invests in Transcription Software Tool

Silicon Canals: Trint, a London-based speech-to-text transcription platform, is announcing a Series A acceleration round led by the New York Times. Trint will be deployed to journalists across the Times. "Trint has already struck a chord with thousands of...

Tribune Job Cuts Spark City Council Plea to Hedge Fund

Hartford Courant: The Hartford, Conn., City Council is backing a resolution urging Alden Global Capital to end the layoffs that have "decimated" the staff of the local Hartford Courant and to return the newspaper to local ownership. Alden is called a "destroyer of...

Hearst: Remote Work is Dulling Creative Edge of Staffers

FIPP: While media companies embrace remote working, there's a growing desire for face-to-face brainstorming. "We are allowing teams to come and work as groups because that is something our people are saying they are really missing," says Hearst UK CEO James Wildman....

Fox Corp Makes History with Most-Watched TV Channel

Forbes: Fox News Channel was the most-watched US television network from May to September, the first time any cable news network has finished the summer months in first place among total viewers. Ad Age: Fox News plans to exploit a possible delay in US election...

Lupa Systems’ Murdoch Joins Wife in Anti-Trump Effort

Australian Financial Review: James Murdoch and his wife, Kathryn, are busy deploying some of their proceeds from last year's $71 billion Disney-Fox merger, turning themselves into one of America's largest anti-Trump political donors. CNBC: James and Kathryn Murdoch...

Verizon’s HuffPost Wins Spat Over Jon Hamm Bulge Pic

Daily News: A paparazzi picture of Jon Hamm's bulging trousers was so newsworthy the photographer who took it can't collect a fee for its use in a mocking online article, a federal judge ruled. HuffPost's use of the photo led to a copyright lawsuit by Lawrence...



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