The Biden administration won't reimburse staff who purchase Twitter Blue on their personal social media accounts.

Fox lawyers notified the former host that his new Twitter show violates his old Fox contract.

The move, executives say, is in response to Disney's positioning on Florida's "Don't Say Gay" Bill.

The White House press secretary is close to a final deal with MSNBC.

A total of $27 million was funneled into the company without the newsroom's knowledge.

The company's head of trust and safety is gone, as is its interim advertising chief.

Investors are getting antsy about streaming losses.

CEOs of each company met yesterday in New York City.

Ruhle, who is also a senior business correspondent for NBC News, joined the network in 2016.

Apple has been a major advertiser on X, formerly Twitter.

The countless spoilers, cast interviews and interpretations of the series may have been driven more by the media's obsession with its own industry rather than consumer interest.

Parler's parent company said it has entered into "an agreement in principle" to sell Parler to Ye.

The NYT is the first major media company to sue artificial intelligence companies for copyright infringement.

Rural and poorer areas are most in danger of turning into "news deserts."

It's hoping to double the number of articles written about women's sports from around 900 to about 1800.

Weiss has more than doubled the number of paid subscribers to her newsletter since last August.

The suit, brought by a specialist in Russian disinformation, cites parallels with the recently settled Dominion Voting Systems case against Fox.

It's one of the largest capital raises for a Latina-owned and operated startup in the U.S.

The new shows will focus on more than motorsports, tapping into the passions of Southern sports fans with topics like college football.

Most of the journalists that have lost their lives were killed in Gaza.

Distributors in the U.S. are facing increased pressure to remove Russian state media from their platforms.

The Daily Wire is putting more of its content on X amid frustrations with YouTube over content moderation.

It's the largest sum any state has devoted to local news.

"Can we really have two more of these debates, after what we saw tonight?"

"The information crisis we're in is so much bigger than politics," its founder said.

"I've seen some of the most horrific things that can be done to humans."

“We are truth-tellers, focused on informing, not alarming our viewers," CNN's new boss said.

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A letter to top Fox officials says the network broke agreements with Carlson.

He'll focus on more strategic long-term initiatives as National Review's editor-in-chief.

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The Times has invested heavily in building out a high-profile opinion podcast roster in the last two years.

The school will pay for 50% of students next year and is raising more money.

"We're actively monitoring new developments and will take further steps if necessary," Google said.

The couple has long been outspoken about issues like hate speech and online bullying.

A total of $27 million was funneled into the company without the newsroom's knowledge.

The startup blew through its $50 million funding after less than a year of operations.

Website business models that depended on clicks from social media are now broken.

The deal marks Twitter's first step into building out long-form content experiences on Twitter.

The company, which turned 100 in March, has had some form of a digital paywall since 2011.

Other lawsuits are lined up, and now the plaintiffs know just how much Fox is willing to pay them.

Inside the Facebook documents media blitz.

The deal ensures continued investments in local news.

White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki did not mince her words in an interview with Snapchat's Peter Hamby for his show "Good Luck America."

The platform said that it "carefully deliberated this change," in a statement.

The lawsuits represent broader complaints about social media policies.

"This is not something we do lightly or do eagerly."

It's spent $9.2 million on political expenditures this cycle, compared to $54.4 million in 2016.

CBS News CEO warned of the onslaught at Thursday's BFD.

The company said it's taking action in the interest of public safety to ensure Trump can't "spread misinformation, hate speech, and incite violence" on its platform.

It's one of Reddit's largest political communities dedicated to support for President Trump.

Loizos will become TechCrunch's new general manager and editor-in-chief.

"Power User" will launch March 21.

Disney's decision to reject political issue ads on Hulu prompted complaints of censorship.

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Americans appear to have grown exhausted from a constant barrage of bad headlines.