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Connie Ballmer Gives Record $80M to NPR as Public Media Faces Cuts

Connie Ballmer’s $80 million donation will help fund NPR’s digital strategy as public broadcasters confront funding cuts and uncertain budgets.
By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
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Remembering Harry Haun, Who Bore Witness to Broadway with Wit and Wonder

Connections forged over five decades gave him insider access to everyone from Jessica Chastain and Harvey Fierstein to the late Broadway publicist Susan Schulman and the legendary Lynne Meadow.
By The Editors
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David Ellison Aims to Rebuild Trust in News Through The Free Press Acquisition

At Bloomberg’s Screentime conference, Ellison explained how Bari Weiss and The Free Press fit into his plan to restore trust in journalism.
By Andy Meek
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Google Agrees to Shell Out $250M to Support Journalism—But Not Everyone Is Thrilled

By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
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OpenAI Is Making Rapid-Fire Media Deals: Every News Publication on ChatGPT Now

By Melissa Koenig
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The Financial Times Is the Latest Newsroom to Partner With OpenAI

By Nhari Djan
Charles Matther, Anastasia Nyrkovskaya and Hillary Valentine

Fortune Names Its First Woman CEO, Who Steered the Century-Old Magazine to Profit

By Nhari Djan

Intelligent and Moving, ’10 Days in a Madhouse’ Exemplifies the Power of Opera

By Gabrielle Ferrari
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Who is John Harris, the Not-So-New Top Editor at Politico?

By Rachyl Jones
Justin Smith stands behind a podium.

Semafor CEO Justin Smith’s Cautious Spending Strategy

By Rachyl Jones
Charles Forelle smiles wearing a suit in front of a blue sign.

The Wall Street Journal Has a New Deputy Editor-in-Chief

By Rachyl Jones
Fred Ryan looks down.

Washington Post CEO Fred Ryan Exits to Lead Reagan-Funded Civil Center

By Rachyl Jones
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Women Dominate the Top Editorial Positions Across News Networks

By Rachyl Jones
Sarabeth Berman smiles while looking into the camera.

American Journalism Project CEO Talks Fundraising for Local News

By Rachyl Jones
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Forbes Finds its Billionaire

By Rich Jaroslovsky
William Bardeen wears a suit and smiles.

Who Is William Bardeen, the New York Times’s New CFO?

By Rachyl Jones
Barry Diller speaks in front of a backdrop that reads "Semafor"

AI Is Threatening the Media Business, and IAC’s Barry Diller Has an Answer

By Rachyl Jones
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Vice Media’s $30 Million Loan is the Latest Warning Sign for the Troubled Company

By Rachyl Jones
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Rupert Murdoch Calls Off the News Corp and Fox Merger

By Rachyl Jones
Speaker of the House of Representatives, Nancy Pelosi speaks with Texas Tribune CEO, Evan Smith during a panel at The Texas Tribune Festival

The Texas Tribune Is Losing its Three Founders But Is Ready to Take on the New Year

By Rachyl Jones
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TikTok’s Owner ByteDance Confirms Employees Tracked User Data of Journalists

By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
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Elon Musk Suspended Journalists for Reporting his Private Jet’s Location

By Rachyl Jones
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The Wall Street Journal Names Emma Tucker Editor-in-Chief, Succeeding Matt Murray

By Rachyl Jones
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Major Layoffs Hit the Media and Entertainment Industries — Here’s the Latest

By Rachyl Jones
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