Louisiana newspapers remove GOP senator’s trans athlete op-ed for not meeting ‘ethical standards’
"Should the Senator wish to resubmit the editorial without the loaded language, we would be happy to consider it."
"Should the Senator wish to resubmit the editorial without the loaded language, we would be happy to consider it."
An Oklahoma announcer falsely accused of racism wins $25 million from the newspaper that initially misidentified him.
The incident comes two months after Gannett paused its AI sports writing program.
"I think that our industry has a tendency to respond to stuff like AI from a very defensive position."
"We are continually evaluating vendors as we refine processes to ensure all the news and information we provide meets the highest journalistic standards."
Sports+ launches in Arizona, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Indiana, Michigan, Tennessee, and Wisconsin.
The five-year deal is worth over $100 million.
Jon Jones promised John Morgan an interview in February, and delivered it this week. But that came while Morgan was furloughed from Gannett's MMA Junkie, so he put it up on his Patreon page instead.
"I’ve enjoyed an incredible run."
USA Today's paid print circulation (including 342,000 in hotel distribution at a reduced price) is down to 520,000, 22 percent of what they had in 2007.
Gannett has turned down a $12-a-share offer from the hedge fund-backed Digital First Media.
More than 1,000 media members are about to be out of work after widespread cuts at three organizations Wednesday.
Mottram's next destination will almost certainly be worth noting.
Nashville’s leading daily newspaper began another round of layoffs on Thursday, and the cuts included a well respected hockey reporter....