Sports Illustrated accused of using AI-generated articles and authorsSports Illustrated published AI-generated articles from AI-generated authors, according to a report published on the website Futurism.
NFL RedZone broadcast interrupted by fire alarm"Ladies and gentlemen, this is a first in my twenty-something year broadcasting career," host Scott Hanson said as alarms blared in the background.
Amazon debuts NFL's first-ever Black Friday game exclusively on PrimeAmazon and the NFL are hoping they can keep fans seated and shopping from the comfort of their own home.
Elon Musk says news article headlines are returning to XThe latest change makes it easier to distinguish articles shared on the platform — depending entirely on how they'll appear now.
Major media orgs deny knowing about Hamas terrorist attack beforehandThe media watchdog group HonestReporting suggested freelance photographers may have been tipped off to the attacks.
A wildest dream: Taylor Swift reporter hired after viral job listingHundreds of applications poured in for the Swiftie journalist role — and even a prominent White House reporter was in the pool.
The 70th Scripps Howard Awards winnersFrom local conflicts to distant war zones, this year's winners overcame adversity to deliver stories with a wide-reaching impact.
The Scripps Howard Awards: Honoring the best in journalismVeteran journalists and media professionals are tasked with picking the winners in 14 different categories.
Philadelphia journalist shot and killed in his homeJosh Kruger was a gay journalist known for covering Philly's most vulnerable. He wrote about the LGBTQ+ community, homelessness and living with HIV.
Rupert Murdoch stepping down from Fox and News CorpHis son Lachlan Murdoch will become the sole chairman of News Corp, and Rupert Murdoch will be appointed chairman emeritus of the two corporations.
Jailed reporter Evan Gershkovich's arrest extended by Russian courtThe latest ruling means he faces at least eight months in prison.
Why is 'Cancel Disney Plus' trending? New changes explainedThe phrase "Cancel Disney Plus" began trending online this week following the company's decision to raise prices and crack down on account sharing.
Sage Steele departs ESPN after settling lawsuit over vaccine commentsSteele was pulled off air for 10 days in 2021 after comments she made criticizing ESPN's COVID-19 vaccination policy.
News organizations condemn police raid of Kansas newspaperThe chief of police for Marion, Kansas, has defended the raid, saying his officers would be vindicated once more details emerge.
How Food Network fame boosted this Black-owned pasta shopA random Instagram message from Food Network changed this chef's life.
Will you look like your mom? How to use that viral TikTok old age AIAn old age filter lets you peek into your future.
Could colleges and universities save America's newspapers?In the last 15 years, an estimated 360 newspapers have shut down across the country.
Podcast provider Stitcher shutting downStitcher is being discontinued so its owner, SiriusXM, can incorporate podcasts into its own subscription businesses.
Madonna's 'Celebration' tour delayed after ICU stay for infectionRepresentatives for Madonna said she is being treated for a bacterial infection, and a full recovery is expected.
Fox News sends Tucker Carlson cease-and-desist over his Twitter showTucker Carlson's attorneys have been served a cease-and-desist from his former employer Fox News over his new Twitter show.
CNN CEO Chris Licht leaves network after bumpy yearAfter just a little over a year with the network, Licht is leaving, CNN reported Wednesday.
Chuck Todd to end his run hosting NBC's 'Meet the Press'Todd has hosted NBC's interview program since late 2014. Kristen Welker will take over host duties later this year.
Peacock lands first-ever exclusive rights to stream NFL playoff gameThe Peacock-exclusive game — which NBC reportedly paid $100 million for — will air on Jan. 13.
Vice Media files for Chapter 11 bankruptcyThe company said it has agreed to sell its assets to a group of lenders in exchange for $225 million in credit.
Tucker Carlson is bringing a 'new version' of his talk show to TwitterTucker Carlson has announced a new show, just over two weeks after being fired from Fox News.
Chasing the dream: One writer puts down her pen and picks up a signBrandi Nicole is one of thousands of writers who have taken to picket lines outside the gates of studios around Los Angeles.
Elon Musk threatens to give away NPR's Twitter accountNPR essentially quit Twitter last month after the news organization's main profile was labeled as "state-funded media."
On World Press Freedom Day, UN says press freedom is under attackWhile the internet has provided more channels for information and expression, it's also created avenues for misinformation, polarization and violence.
In apparent dig at Fox News, Trump agrees to appear in CNN town hallThe event will air on May 10 at 9 p.m. ET, with CNN anchor Kaitlan Collins moderating. It will be Trump's first appearance on the network since 2016.
Vice Media reportedly headed toward bankruptcyThe speculated bankruptcy comes as several digital media companies, no longer flush with cash, have found themselves in uneasy times.
Hollywood braces for potential writers strike as deadline loomsThe Writers Guild of America has voted to allow a strike if it is unable to agree on a new contract with major studios by midnight.
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DC firefighters on leave after video shows street brawl at sceneVideo on social media shows D.C. firefighters in a street fight. A union says they were trying to help a patient, but authorities are investigating.
Tucker Carlson speaks out for first time since Fox News dismissalCarlson's comments came at 8:01 p.m. ET, about the same time he appeared on millions of TV screens each night for years.
Twitter relaxes policy for cannabis brands to attract advertisersElon Musk's Twitter will be more "420"-friendly to try and bring in revenue. The platforms wants more cannabis companies to buy advertising space.
