10 Years After the 2008 Crash: The State of Financial Journalism
What has and has not changed since 2008.
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#MeToo and CBS News
Les Moonves. Jeff Fager. Julie Chen. Within the week, two longtime,reputable CBS News staff have left the network following sexual harassment and digital harassment claims. Chen, Moonves’ wife, has also decided to step down. Fager, a longtime producer of “60 Minutes,” was revealed to have
Apple’s Unique History of Launch Events
Tim Cook officially announced the launch of the iPhone Xs, iPhone Xs Max and iPhone Xr generation of iPhones last week, finally ending the guessing game that took place during the months leading up to the event. Two weeks earlier, journalists and bloggers alike relied
Will BuzzFeed News Succeed in Boosting Revenue Through Reader Donations?
Last week, BuzzFeed unveiled plans to launch a feature at the bottom of the site’s news page that asks readers to “help us report to you” by donating $5 to $100.
Here’s What Happens When a Movie has an All-Asian Cast
A look into this weekend’s top performing movie Crazy Rich Asians
The Demise of MoviePass- Can it Survive?
There’s the old saying – “if it’s too good to be true, it probably is.”
Now that the World Cup is Over, let’s Talk Numbers
A week after France won the World Cup, the numbers reveal interesting trends about global viewership.
The Growth of Movie Theatre Subscriptions
AMC’s feud with MoviePass escalates as the theater giant announces subscription service.
The Future of Legal Sports Gambling and the Media
The recent Supreme Court ruling legalizing gambling will influence both sports and the media that covers it.
ABC Reacts Swiftly to Roseanne’s Racist Tweet
Roseanne Barr’s tweet leads to her show getting cancelled and ABC getting praise.