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Journalism & Media
March 03, 2020

Daily Briefing of Media News share on Twitter
In Today's news:   Chris Matthews retires from MSNBC, the Trump administration informs five Chinese state media companies that they will have to reduce their staff in the U.S. and several states launch efforts against fake news on social media.
Top Stories

Chris Matthews retires from MSNBC, cites comments to women
David Bauder / The Associated Press / Mar 3, 2020


5 Chinese state media outlets in U.S. told to reduce nationals on staffs
David Welna / NPR / Mar 2, 2020


States launch ‘trusted information’ efforts against fake news on social media
Brian Fung / CNN / Mar 2, 2020

Online Media

Can YouTube quiet its conspiracy theorists?
Jack Nicas / The New York Times / Mar 2, 2020

Newspaper News

Idaho Statesman journalists announce plans to unionize
Rebecca Boone / The Associated Press / Mar 2, 2020


View: “All that’s left is turning out the lights”: How onetime tabloid king New York Daily News sank into decrepitude
Mike Jaccarino / Vanity Fair / Mar 3, 2020

Media Business

CNN, NYT, Condé, WSJ, and other media giants implement coronavirus restrictions
Maxwell Tani / The Daily Beast / Mar 2, 2020


Public media found its answer to Spotify in Pocket Casts
Ashley Carman / The Verge / Mar 2, 2020


Former ‘Esquire’ editor Tyler Cabot launches startup to explain news — using fiction
Lindsey Ellefson / The Wrap / Mar 2, 2020

Sports News

Sportswriting’s future may depend on the Athletic, which is either reassuring or terrifying
Ben Strauss / The Washington Post / Mar 3, 2020

International

Australian Associated Press to shut down after 85 years
Rod McGuirk / The Associated Press / Mar 3, 2020


Human rights and Greta on Hungarian state media watch list
Lili Bayer / Politico / Mar 2, 2020


Preserving a ‘national memory’ of an outbreak
Betsy Joles / Columbia Journalism Review / Mar 2, 2020

 

The Daily Briefing of Media News is edited by Amy Mitchell and Katerina Eva Matsa and compiled by Pew Research Center staff, including: Michael Barthel, Jeffrey Gottfried, Elizabeth Grieco, Maya Khuzam, Elisa Shearer, Galen Stocking, Mason Walker and Kirsten Worden.

 
 
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