Tracking Talent: How the News Networks are Maneuvering in the Age of Trump
As the Trump administration continues, news networks are making big moves to stay relevant and on top of the ratings game.
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Scandal After Scandal: How will Fox Deal with its Sexism Problem?
Fox News has been caught in a slew of sexism scandals. Will they bounce back?
O’Reilly Ousted at Fox News
Bill O’Reilly is out at Fox News. This announcement, from 21st Century Fox, comes weeks after a New York Times report on the settlements of O’Reilly’s sexual harassment lawsuits. The Times had previously reported that FOX News settled five lawsuits, dating back to 2002, alleging
Gender Equality in Sports Reporting is Still a Hail Mary
There aren’t many surprises expected for Fox’s Sunday broadcast of the 51st Super Bowl. Amidst a tumultuous political climate that brings new surprises and news updates daily, there’s one thing viewers can expect to see when they turn on their TVs this Sunday, and that’s
The True Costs of Unpaid Media Internships
Unpaid internships: the once-slick maneuver for media companies to save on operating costs while gaining able, eager minds looking for “real-world, hands on experience.” Except now, those minds are becoming apt at recognizing their worth – and they’re starting to fight back. In 2011, following his work as an
Ailes, Carlson, and the Future of Fox News: A Primer
Editor’s Note: Some names used in the following story are pseudonyms, per the original report by New York magazine. Gretchen Carlson, long-time Fox News anchor and former co-host of morning show “Fox & Friends,” was discreetly let go from the network on June 23, 2016. Almost two