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Five years since the start of the pandemic and the racial reckoning post-George Floyd, we’re still seeing the effects that 2020 had on culture and politics.

After his dramatic breakup with CNN and failed partnership with Elon Musk’s X, Don Lemon now has almost 800,000 subscribers on YouTube.

Mark Cuban is everywhere – and famously accessible. But what might be called overexposure in a previous era is now a strength in a fragmented media world.

The new owners of Paramount appear to think The Free Press founder can do it.

The paper stood by one of its star editors after staffers accused him of berating them.

The former New York Times media reporter Ravi Somaiya is launching Bungalow.

The publication is expanding its politics coverage to gear up for the midterm elections.

Fivespan Partners has taken a stake in the Grey Lady.

Generative AI promises to revolutionize people’s relationship with information — and news organizations need to get ahead of that change.

The US paper quietly rolled out the bundled subscription with the UK-based finance and business-focused publication earlier this year.

Brendan Carr backed the Yankees’ YES Network in its carriage dispute with Comcast, and threw the first pitch at Yankee Stadium as the standoff deepens.

In big American media, the currencies most journalists trade in have been access and information, not cash.