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New York Times, Washington Post: So Long, Trump

Axios: The New York Times and the Washington Post have very different strategies for building the subscription news company of the future. The Post is nearing 3 million digital subscribers, more than three times the number of digital-only subscribers it had in...

BuzzFeed: HuffPost Editions Shuttered in Sale Deal

TechCrunch: HuffPost is becoming part of BuzzFeed, but HuffPost India and HuffPost Brazil will not be making the transition — both sites are shutting down. "Today is @huffpostIndia's last day," tweeted the team's editor in chief Aman...

Fox Corp Mulls $100 Million Media Deal for Trump

Vanity Fair: Rupert Murdoch is said to be considering a plan to offer Donald Trump a $100 million package that would include HarperCollins publishing Trump's post-presidential memoir and Fox News giving Trump a contributor deal or his own show. "Rupert is going to...

Snap Pays Creators to Try New Competitor to TikTok

CNBC: Snap has announced the launch of Spotlight, a Snapchat feature that functions like TikTok. Snap will motivate users to submit clips for Spotlight by offering a daily pool of more than $1 million to users who create entertaining...

Meredith Magazine Takes Pledge to Boost Diversity

WWD: InStyle magazine has signed on as a media partner for the 15 Percent Pledge, aiming for greater representation of the Black community in its pages. The title plans to highlight the work of Black creatives via photography, writing, styling and artistic...

Crain Names New CEO at Business Media Publisher

Ad Age: KC Crain has been named CEO of Crain Communications, the Detroit-based, family-owned media company that is the parent for Crain's Detroit Business, Automotive News, Ad Age and nearly 20 other trade and business...

McClatchy’s Shuttered Presses Face Dismal Future

Poynter: The glass, eight-story "pavilion" for the Kansas City Star newspaper, built in 2006 for $200 million, faces possible bulldozing for a new baseball stadium. Or maybe the press "can stay put and be repurposed for printing paper bags or other...

New York Times Scoops Up Journalists from Digital

Adweek: The New York Times is on a roll: It has 7 million subscribers and a digital presence that's more profitable than its newsprint. And it hasn't been shy about poaching top talent from the most prestigious digital media...

BuzzFeed, HuffPost Hope for Profitability Next Year

Digiday: "There's a huge need for trusted news brands that are not behind paywalls that can distribute quality information across all platforms. And I think HuffPost and BuzzFeed News are both iconic brands that deserve to be standalone...

Roundup: US Digital Publishers Wary Ahead of 2021

Adweek: While a number of digital publishers are enjoying a plentiful end to the year, the shortened sales cycle, market instability and nervous clients pushing for cancellation clauses mean there is much less in the pipeline for early next...

Facebook Plots Charm Offensive to Win Over Biden

Financial Times: Facebook executives are planning a major push to encourage users to take a coronavirus vaccine, as well as incentivizing people to share content related to the Paris climate agreement, which Joe Biden has promised to...

Google Preps Massive Office Campus in Manhattan

New York Yimby: "As New York City comes back, it'll be tech that leads the way," said mayor Bill de Blasio. "Google has doubled down on their big bet on New York City because they know we have advantages that are unmatched across the...

AT&T’s WarnerMedia Expects CNN Chief to Depart

Vanity Fair: Jeff Zucker is expected to leave CNN in the first quarter of 2021. Still, "a final decision has not been made," and Zucker has more than a year left on his current contract. His exit would bring the curtain down on an exhilarating eight-year...

Google to Pull Back Benefit to Publisher News Sites

The Markup: Four years after offering special placement in a "top stories carousel" in search results to entice publishers to use a format it created for mobile pages, Google announced that it will end that preferential treatment in the...

News Corp Under Attack from Two Prime Ministers

Guardian: Two former Australian prime ministers are at the vanguard of a campaign to redress the balance of power in media. It is a movement that Kevin Rudd and Malcolm Turnbull hope will go on to undermine all of Rupert Murdoch's...



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