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Vinco Ventures, part of a group that agreed to buy the supermarket tabloid, found the transaction wasn’t in its best interest. → Read More
The magazine says the piece about David Zaslav wasn’t properly edited before publication. → Read More
Group Black, which invests in Black-owned media companies, will keep the majority of revenue from ads it sells through new NBCUniversal deal. → Read More
The company said the long-delayed product would pay more than 150 U.S. news publications to feature their content. → Read More
Group Black, a company that aims to invest in and develop Black-owned media firms, was co-founded last year by three Black entrepreneurs. → Read More
Ms. Waclawiak, a six-year BuzzFeed veteran, has served as the site’s top culture editor. → Read More
The social-media company pays more than $10 million a year to a handful of news organizations to feature their content on its news tab. → Read More
The company said its original early-June target will be adjusted once conditions improved. → Read More
The media firm, which also counts Domino and Outdoor Life among its publishing brands, plans to use proceeds to fund acquisitions. → Read More
Increases in advertising sales and subscriptions fueled growth at Wall Street Journal parent Dow Jones. → Read More
The news company’s profit dropped 89% on Athletic-related acquisition costs. → Read More
The deal is part of a wave of consolidation in media as publishers seek scale to compete with Alphabet’s Google and Meta Platforms’ Facebook. → Read More
Former senior editor Michelle Gotthelf alleged that she had been sexually harassed by the paper’s former editor in chief. → Read More
The New York Times said Joseph Kahn will serve as its next executive editor, taking over a newsroom that has grown significantly in size and complexity in recent years. → Read More
Newly revamped legislation aimed at helping news publishers negotiate deals with digital platform operators wouldn’t apply to the biggest media companies, people familiar with the proposal said. → Read More
Journalists are coordinating on an array of challenges, including travel routes, evacuation plans and supply access. → Read More
The digital-media company said it expected revenue to decline in the current quarter and is reducing its workforce by 1.7%, as it issued its first earnings report as a publicly traded company. → Read More
CNN will stop broadcasting in Russia, while the BBC and Bloomberg News have suspended the work of their journalists in the country. → Read More
Group of some 600 employees will form largest U.S. union of tech workers with bargaining rights, NewsGuild says. → Read More
Owners of the Verge and Bustle test alternatives to the AMP framework, an effort they expect will generate more ad revenue. → Read More