In 2007, as part of the third round of strategic planning for its digital transformation, The Associated Press decided to do something a little different. It hired a research company called Context to conduct an in-depth study of young-adult news consumption around the world.
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With no muddling broadcast news network to support, CNN’s Jonathan Klein is free to spend the network’s $1.1 billion in revenue on ... whatever he wants!
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Former news anchor David Nelson has sued WAVY-TV 10, saying it repeatedly rebuffed his and his doctor’s requests for time off to take care of chronic back problems before firing him last November.
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Well known TV news personality Christine Habrle was a familiar anchor-reporter for WCHS in Charleston, West Virginia, for many years. She was terminated recently, and the reason given by upper management doesn’t come close to what others we talked to believe actually occurred.
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Video clip shows woman knocking over camera, being restrained by firefighters.
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ust when he thought the 2008 presidential election couldn’t get any more interesting than the Barack Obama-Hillary Clinton primary showdown, Phil Griffin cast his eyes northward. He could hardly believe his luck.
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ABC News is trying to look on the bright side in these troubled times, launching a series called "Spirit of America" that will air weekly during "World News With Charles Gibson."
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The Herald-Tribune Media Group said Friday it would sell its pioneering 24-hour cable news television station to a group headed by general manager Linda DesMarais and her husband, fellow TV veteran Doug Barker.
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Slideshow posted on Web site captures her beauty.
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Fox News' Shepard Smith was very upset over an email he received regarding his discussion of the potential bailout of the auto industry, and he was not afraid to show it.
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Police are still searching for the person who killed Anne Pressly, a 26-year-old Little Rock, Ark., anchorwoman who was found brutally beaten in her bed Oct. 20. She died several days later from her injuries.
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E-mails reveals just a glimpse of a TV station under siege as the reaction comes rolling in from outraged viewers.
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In the week after the election, viewers still flocked to cable news channels.
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Belo Phoenix independent KTVK has named Brad Remington executive news director, effective Dec. 8.
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As CBS's The Early Show anchor Harry Smith teased an upcoming interview with Daniel Radcliffe (aka Harry Potter), Radcliffe himself interrupted the segment.
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Jorge Mettey, former news director and vice president of news at Univision KMEX-TV 34 in Los Angeles, filed a lawsuit Monday against his former employer, claiming he was wrongfully terminated after allegedly being pressured to cover news sponsored by advertisers.
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Dan Abrams, the chief legal correspondent for NBC News who recently lost his prime-time cable news show, is forming a consulting firm that he hopes will connect a global Rolodex of media experts with businesses that need strategic advice.
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WNBC's Michael Gargiulo Tuesday asked co-anchor Darlene Rodriguez what she thought of their new home.
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Brian Williams travels the country and the world as anchor of "NBC Nightly News." Parade asked him to tell about his adventures in eating.
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Univision Communications Inc. said Monday that it probably would trim expenses as the Spanish-language media giant grappled with a worsening economy and a mountain of debt.
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