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Moore cites paywall restrictions, accountability concerns in rejecting Local News for Maryland Communities Act Maryland Gov. Wes Moore has vetoed legislation that would have required state agencies to direct at least half of their advertising budgets to Maryland news...
Salem Media Group announced that “American Ground Radio,” hosted by Stephen Parr, left in photo, and Louis R. Avallone, right in photo, debuted on “AM 570 The Answer” WWRC in Washington, D.C, The syndicated program, states Inside Radio, airs weekdays at 7am,...
A new global survey of journalists by Cision paints a picture of a media industry under mounting pressure from shrinking resources, misinformation, changing audience habits and the growing influence of artificial intelligence — while also underscoring the continued...
NPR, based in D.C., is restructuring its newsroom and offering voluntary buyouts to employees as the public broadcaster faces declining revenue, the loss of federal subsidies and changing audience habits, reports Inside Radio. In the public broadcaster’s own report,...
Joel Oxley, president and general manager of WTOP and Federal News Network, announced that he will retire later this year. According to WTOP, Oxley spent roughly 30 minutes at a staff meeting "praising the leadership, creativity and journalistic contributions of each...
Newsmatics, the media intelligence company behind the global Affinity Group Publishing (AGP) network, has launched “Journalists Wanted,” a program, states a release, "designed to help credible journalists expand their reach while maintaining full ownership and control...
Podcast listening continued to climb in April, with Podtrac’s latest publisher rankings showing gains for many of the industry’s largest networks as iHeartMedia tightened its grip atop the chart, reports Inside Radio. The iHeart Audience Network, continues Inside...
The Banner, based in Baltimore with recent expansions in Montgomery County, Prince George's County and Pittsburgh, has selected a team of journalists who will cover Prince George's County. The announcement was made by Zuri Berry, executive editor for The Banner in...
USA Today Co, is continuing to accelerate its digital transformation, with online revenue approaching half of its overall business, states a post on Citybiz. The company, formerly known as Gannett, reported first-quarter revenue of $548.5 million, down 4% year over...
The New York Times Company reported higher profit and revenue in the first quarter, as it continued to grow both its digital subscriber base and its advertising business, reports The Wall Street Journal. According to the WSJ report: "The news-and-media company posted...
Moore cites paywall restrictions, accountability concerns in rejecting Local News for Maryland Communities Act Maryland Gov. Wes Moore has vetoed legislation that would have required state agencies to direct at least half of their advertising budgets to Maryland news...
Salem Media Group announced that “American Ground Radio,” hosted by Stephen Parr, left in photo, and Louis R. Avallone, right in photo, debuted on “AM 570 The Answer” WWRC in Washington, D.C, The syndicated program, states Inside Radio, airs weekdays at 7am,...
A new global survey of journalists by Cision paints a picture of a media industry under mounting pressure from shrinking resources, misinformation, changing audience habits and the growing influence of artificial intelligence — while also underscoring the continued...
NPR, based in D.C., is restructuring its newsroom and offering voluntary buyouts to employees as the public broadcaster faces declining revenue, the loss of federal subsidies and changing audience habits, reports Inside Radio. In the public broadcaster’s own report,...
Joel Oxley, president and general manager of WTOP and Federal News Network, announced that he will retire later this year. According to WTOP, Oxley spent roughly 30 minutes at a staff meeting "praising the leadership, creativity and journalistic contributions of each...
Newsmatics, the media intelligence company behind the global Affinity Group Publishing (AGP) network, has launched “Journalists Wanted,” a program, states a release, "designed to help credible journalists expand their reach while maintaining full ownership and control...
Podcast listening continued to climb in April, with Podtrac’s latest publisher rankings showing gains for many of the industry’s largest networks as iHeartMedia tightened its grip atop the chart, reports Inside Radio. The iHeart Audience Network, continues Inside...
The Banner, based in Baltimore with recent expansions in Montgomery County, Prince George's County and Pittsburgh, has selected a team of journalists who will cover Prince George's County. The announcement was made by Zuri Berry, executive editor for The Banner in...
USA Today Co, is continuing to accelerate its digital transformation, with online revenue approaching half of its overall business, states a post on Citybiz. The company, formerly known as Gannett, reported first-quarter revenue of $548.5 million, down 4% year over...
The New York Times Company reported higher profit and revenue in the first quarter, as it continued to grow both its digital subscriber base and its advertising business, reports The Wall Street Journal. According to the WSJ report: "The news-and-media company posted...
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