Journalists targeted as Capitol stormed
January 7, 2021 This story, plus Twitter to restore Trump’s account after being suspended temporarily, The Tampa Bay Times
Number of journalists killed for their reporting doubled in 2020
December 22, 2020 This story, plus Congress expands payroll assistance to local news outlets, Newsmax issues a clarification about claims that a voting software company manipulated election results, and more, all in today’s media headlines. Top StoriesMedia BusinessPress &
Twitter will start removing coronavirus vaccine misinformation
December 17, 2020 This story, plus 10 states file antitrust lawsuit against Google for online ad practices, a look at how anti-vaccination groups have gotten coverage in local press, and more, all in today’s media headlines. Top Stories Media
Hundreds Of Nigerian Students Missing After Attack On School
LAGOS, Nigeria (AP) — Hundreds of Nigerian students are missing after gunmen attacked a secondary school in the country’s northwestern Katsina state, police said, while the president said the military was in gunfights with bandits in a forest as
Trump pushes to end protections for social media companies
This story, plus CNN’s Jake Tapper to interview Biden and Kamala in first joint-interview since winning the election, a look at a new newsletter launched by Politico reporters, and more, all in today’s media headlines. Top StoriesDec 2, 2020Trump threatens
Hong Kong Pro-Democracy Activists Joshua Wong, Agnes Chow, Ivan Lam Jailed
HONG KONG (AP) — Three prominent Hong Kong pro-democracy activists were sentenced to jail Wednesday for a protest outside police headquarters, as authorities stepped up a crackdown on opposition to tighten Beijing’s control over the territory. The
Covid-19 vaccines face a varied misinformation movement online
December 1, 2020 Covid-19 vaccines face a varied misinformation movement online This story, plus Facebook News to launch in the U.K., a look at what is both gained and lost when newsrooms close their offices for good, and
Sweden's Prince Carl Philip And Wife Test Positive For Coronavirus
STOCKHOLM, Nov 26 (Reuters) – Sweden’s Prince Carl Philip and his wife Princess Sofia have tested positive for COVID-19, the Swedish royal court said on Thursday. The two are feeling well under the circumstances, the courts aid
The New York Times grants subscriptions to U.S. high school students
November 30, 2020 This story, plus Biden names his communications team leadership, a look at a local news anchor helping viewers with unemployment claims, and more, all in today’s media headlines. Top Stories About Misinformation Online Media Media Ethics
Sri Lanka Prison Riot Over COVID-19 Conditions Leaves 8 Dead, Over 50 Wounded
COLOMBO (Reuters) ― At least eight prisoners were killed and more than 50 injured in clashes with guards at a Sri Lankan prison, officials said on Monday, as authorities tried to quell a protest over rising corornavirus infections in