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Facebook, Snap to Profit as Lockdowns Change Behavior

Bloomberg: Internet companies are likely to be long-term winners from the pandemic as lockdown measures have now lasted long enough for changes in consumer behavior to become permanent, according to Credit Suisse. "It takes 66 days for a change in behavior to turn...

Google Says Technical Error Led to Removal of News Sites

Fox Business: Google had a technical issue Tuesday morning that temporarily removed the home pages of several news sites from its search results. For instance, when you Googled the Daily Caller, stories about the Daily Caller would show up but not links to its home...

Reuters Finds Anxieties Among Reporters Covering Covid

Press Gazette: A "significant" number of journalists reporting on the Covid-19 pandemic appear to be suffering signs of mental health issues, according to new research. The survey of journalists found that around 70% of respondents were suffering from some level of...

Politico Extends Staff Work-at-Home Order Through 2020

MediaPost: Politico publisher Robert Allbritton has informed employees the company is extending its work from home status for at least the remainder of 2020. "None of us want to work inside of a plexiglass bubble" he wrote, after outlining the challenges of returning...

News Corp Staffers Express Worries at Wall Street Journal

Wall Street Journal: A group of journalists at the Wall Street Journal and other Dow Jones staffers sent a letter to the paper's new publisher, Almar Latour, calling for a clearer differentiation between news and opinion content online, citing concerns about accuracy...

Drudge Report Sees a Dip in Pushing Traffic to Publishers

Axios: Drudge Report has been a dominant force in the trafficking of news and information online since the early days of internet publishing. But in recent years, data shows that Drudge doesn't push traffic to publishers like he used to, although he's still considered...

Roundup: Writers Talk About Troubles in Earning a Living

The Cut: It probably won't shock anyone to hear that it can be difficult, if not downright impossible, to make a living as a writer. Making any kind of money as a writer can mean different things: holding down a job and writing on the side, cobbling together teaching...

AT&T’s WarnerMedia Taps Bob Costas for Sports at CNN

Bloomberg: Veteran sports broadcaster Bob Costas has joined CNN as a contributor, more than a year after his outspokenness on football concussion risks brought his nearly 40 years at NBC to a close. Costas, 68, has been a frequent guest discussing sports in the...

Fox Corp’s Top News Hosts Face Sexual Assault Lawsuit

Vulture: A complaint filed in New York federal court on July 20 alleges sexual misconduct by top Fox News hosts including Tucker Carlson, Sean Hannity and Howard Kurtz. The suit also addresses a previous rape allegation against host Ed Henry, who was fired from the...

Verizon Sees Departure of Operating Chief at TechCrunch

TechCrunch: "After more than eight years as TechCrunch's COO, I am leaving on August 21," writes Ned Desmond. "My decision is as much about my appetite for a green field as it is a recognition that TechCrunch's team is ready to put a fresh stamp on our remarkable...

Bauer to Shutter Australian, British Magazines Citing Woes

Mumbrella: Bauer Media is closing the eight Australian titles it paused during Covid-19, including Harper's Bazaar, Elle, InStyle, Men's Health, and Women's Health. Press Gazette: The British music magazine Q is closing after almost 34 years as owner Bauer fails to...

Hearst Avoids Staffer Protests Amid Black Lives Movement

Glossy: Cosmopolitan published an action plan in response to Black Lives Matter, which stated that its staff was 29% BIPOC and that it had created a voluntary inclusion committee. Cosmopolitan also said it will ensure its BIPOC representation in imagery is at least...

Meredith Pivots to $20 Subscriptions for Shelter Magazine

Folio: A year after converting Traditional Home from a primarily advertising-funded model to a more consumer-driven, newsstand-only publication, Meredith announced that it is once again selling subscriptions to the magazine. The now-quarterly title carries a $12.99...



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