Digital media

The left-leaning network has been struggling with plummeting viewership numbers and is in the midst of a corporate overhaul

Jones called The Onion's winning $1.75 million bid "sheer nonsense."

The conspiracy theorist was forced to sell the site and other assets in an auction to pay roughly $1.5 billion in damages for claiming the Sandy Hook shooting was a hoax.

Platform’s coverage of US election crystallised longstanding concerns about its content, says Guardian

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Meyers argued that Democratic leaders need to start bragging more about their accomplishments.

Jimmy Kimmel has hit back at Elon Musk following his comments on the US presidential election.

The US host changed his usual witty tune in his opening monologue, choking up on-air as he reflected on the “terrible” outcome of Trump’s presidency.

Podcaster Joe Rogan, one of the most outspoken voices in the lead-up to the election, has gone viral over a Kamala Harris image.

Billionaire magnate Jeff Bezos has made a sobering admission about the state of the world and is copping a tidal wave of backlash as a result.

The subscription money enriching Jeff Bezos could instead be spent on the journalism crucial to preserving democracy.

Kamala Harris triggered a furious backlash after appearing on the world’s second most popular podcast. Here’s why some listeners are so incensed.

Sally Buzbee, who has been editor of The Washington Post since 2021, chafed at a major reorganization by the newspaper’s chief executive.

The E.U. Digital Markets Act has come into effect, forcing six major tech companies to make significant changes. The Biden administration has taken a muted approach.

Once valued at $5.7 billion, the outlet has since descended into irrelevance

Young journalists of color ‘disproportionately affected’, with many Black, Asian American and Latino staffers laid off, Times guild says

“The company has reneged on its promises to diversify its ranks since young journalists of color have been disproportionately affected,” the newspaper’s union says.