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Vox Media Alum’s Income Skyrockets from New Newsletter

New York Times: Andrew Sullivan, the controversial former New York magazine columnist, says his income has risen from less than $200,000 to around $500,000 as the result of his move to newsletter publishing. Sullivan is charging his fans to read his column through the...

Facebook Lets Advertisers Target Mainland China Amid Ban

Bloomberg: Facebook is allowing advertisers to target users in mainland China, despite a ban on the company's social networks there that prohibits citizens from accessing the apps. Facebook has long said it works with Chinese advertisers to reach users only outside...

Fox Corp’s Murdoch Isn’t Put on Hold at Trump White House

New York Times: Certain allies of President Trump have instant access. When the Fox media mogul Rupert Murdoch once called while Trump was on the phone. Trump "erupted like Mount St. Helens," the president's former assistant recalls. "Never put Rupert Murdoch on...

Disney Chief Speaks Against CDC Changes to Covid Testing

WDWNT: Bob Iger is expressing his frustration with a recent guideline change from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, calling it "horrifying." The CDC shocked many by reversing course on Covid-19 testing, claiming that people may not need to be tested if...

Fox Corp News Host Faces Backlash Over Vigilante Remarks

Los Angeles Times: Fox News host Tucker Carlson is under fire again, this time for incendiary comments he made that attempted to rationalize the actions of the 17-year-old man who allegedly killed two protesters. “How shocked are we that 17-year-olds with rifles...

Nexstar Media Ready for National Newscast on WGN America

Broadcasting & Cable: After weeks of rehearsals, Nexstar Media's new national newscast on WGN America is just about ready to go. The crew is making last-minute adjustments to some of the graphics and fine-tuning the way they’ll communicate with more than 100 "News...

News Corp Eyes Education for Wall Street Journal Newsletter

Digiday: As publishers look for pockets of audience engagement wherever they can find them, limited-run educational newsletters are a gambit gaining some traction. The Wall Street Journal launched its first free, course-style newsletter, the Six-Week Money Challenge,...

Conde Nast Taps New Bon Appétit Editor After Diversity Flap

USA Today: Conde Nast is hiring an editor-in-chief for Bon Appétit following backlash the food magazine experienced over diversity issues. Dawn Davis, who has served as vice president and publisher for Simon and Schuster's 37 Ink, will take over the role starting...

Conde Nast Plans New Dedicated Gaming Coverage at Wired

Ad Exchanger: Wired is taking a surge in engagement and subscriptions from gaming content as a sign. In October, Wired will expand its gaming coverage with the launch of a dedicated new sub-vertical focused on everything from game reviews and service content to...



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