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UF names new chair in media trust for Consortium on Trust in Media and Technology

The University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications (UFCJC) today announced that Seungahn Nah will be joining the College this fall as the inaugural Consortium on Trust in Media and Technology (CTMT) Dianne Snedaker Chair in Media Trust and Research Director. more

Eduardo Castillo named Latin America news director for The Associated Press

Vice President and Head of Global News Gathering Paul Haven announced on Monday that Eduardo Castillo is now the news director for Latin America and the Caribbean. more

America's Newspapers welcomes new member

iPublish Media Solutions is the newest Solutions Partner with America's Newspapers. more

How an AP reporter broke the Tuskegee syphilis story

In observance of the 50th anniversary of Jean Heller’s groundbreaking investigation, the AP is republishing the original report and a recent interview with her and others on how the story came together. more

Everett Herald journalists launch effort to unionize

Newsroom employees at The Daily Herald announced Tuesday their intent to form a union to bargain collectively on wages, benefits and working conditions at the 121-year-old newspaper. more

AJC hires Shane Backler to grow podcast presence

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution has hired Shane Backler as senior audio producer. Backler has extensive radio experience with Cox Enterprises. more

Daily News publisher named president of Texas Press Association

Daily News Publisher Leonard Woolsey (Galveston, Texas) has been named president of the Texas Press Association, one of the nation’s oldest and largest newspaper trade associations. more

Gannett ran pro-JCPA ads in all its markets

Gannett was fast out of the gate in running an ad campaign to support passage of the Journalism Competition and Preservation Act (JCPA): The company ran the ads in digital and print in all its markets on Tuesday, a spokesman says. more

Twitter-Musk takeover dispute heading for an October trial

Tesla CEO Elon Musk lost his fight to delay Twitter’s lawsuit against him as a Delaware judge on Tuesday set an October trial, citing the “cloud of uncertainty” over the social media company after the billionaire backed out of a deal to buy it. more

Newspaper condemns conservative survey name tied to company

The newspaper in Maine’s largest city is decrying the use of its parent company name in a national conservative group’s political survey. more

JCPA Fact Sheet

Download this fact sheet from the News Media Alliance. more

Malcolm Holmes to lead strategic initiatives and diversity at Cronkite School

Malcolm Holmes, an accomplished marketing and public affairs professional, will join Arizona State University’s Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication to serve as its executive director of strategic initiatives and diversity. more

The Texas Tribune names new Washington correspondent

Matthew Choi is joining The Texas Tribune as its new Washington correspondent. more

South Bend Tribune names new executive editor

Ismail Turay Jr. has been named as the new executive editor of the South Bend Tribune, effective Aug. 1. more

Sunshine Communications announces new acquisitions

Newly formed Sunshine Communications, a division of the Sunshine Initiative Public Benefit Corporation, owned and operated by Jay Lucas announced the acquisition of the Eagle Times from Sample News Group. more

Biden calls for 'full and transparent accounting' of Shireen Abu Akleh killing

President Biden said in Bethlehem on Friday the U.S. will continue to "insist on a full and transparent accounting" of the killing of Palestinian American journalist Shireen Abu Akleh. more

Ohio rape shows how a story can spread faster than facts

The Wall Street Journal and The Washington Post both clarified or corrected stories after an Ohio man was charged on Wednesday with raping the girl, who traveled to Indiana for an abortion last month. more

Opinion: Democracy dies behind a paywall

Paywalls bolster news organizations’ bottom lines, but leave Americans in the dark. As a public service, let everyone read election stories for free. more

Is the future of fact-checking automated?

Fact-checkers in London have developed a verification tool to live fact-check false claims with a goal of global implementation. more

Lost for words? A new, free resource offers journalists guidance on thorny topics

From the site's mission statement: "You might be a copy editor looking for a deeper history of a sensitive word; a writer rethinking who your beat is serving; or a manager trying to make a tough call on deadline. The challenge is the same: Language is ever-evolving, and the words we choose to use can have lasting, consequential outcomes." more
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