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Pew Research Center
Journalism & Media
February 14, 2020
Daily Briefing of Media News [link removed]
In Today's news: New York Police Department cites anti-terrorism law to subpoena reporter's Twitter, Hope Hicks leaves Fox to rejoin White House, and Google in talks to pay publishers for premium news product.
Top Stories
NYPD reportedly subpoenaed reporter’s Twitter data in hunt for leaks ([link removed])
Allison Quinn / The Daily Beast / Feb 13, 2020
Hope Hicks leaves Fox to rejoin White House ([link removed])
Alex Weprin / The Hollywood Reporter / Feb 13, 2020
Google in talks to pay publishers for content in premium news product [Subscription required] ([link removed])
Benjamin Mullin / The Wall Street Journal / Feb 14, 2020
Radio News
Playing on Kansas City radio: Russian propaganda ([link removed])
Neil MacFarquhar / The New York Times / Feb 13, 2020
Press & Government
John Kelly says media ‘is not the enemy of the people’ ([link removed])
Aris Folley / The Hill / Feb 13, 2020
Former White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer to host daily Newsmax talk show ([link removed])
Ted Johnson / Deadline / Feb 13, 2020
View: Sanders joins Trump in telling the media to go to hell ([link removed])
John F. Harris / Politico / Feb 13, 2020
Sports News
Yahoo Sports axes UK editorial team to focus on US sports ([link removed])
Freddy Mayhew / Press Gazette / Feb 13, 2020
International
How independent journalists in Latin America are finding new ways to hold power to account ([link removed])
Tim Rogers / Nieman Reports / Feb 13, 2020
They documented the coronavirus crisis in Wuhan. Then they vanished. ([link removed])
Vivian Wang / The New York Times / Feb 14, 2020
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