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Journalism & Media
September 04, 2019

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In Today's news:   The New York Times withdraws its sponsorship of an oil industry conference, fact checker contractors at the New Yorker win employee status, and controversy over a Bloomberg Law article that accused a Labor Department official of posting anti-Semitic comments on social media.
Top Stories

NY Times drops sponsorship of Oil and Money conference after pressure from climate activists
Joe Concha / The Hill / Sep 3, 2019


New Yorker fact-checkers win employee status after union push
Josh Eidelson / Bloomberg / Sep 3, 2019


Controversy rages over resignation of Trump Labor Dept. staffer after report on old Facebook posts
Brian Flood / Fox News / Sep 3, 2019

Press & Government

Judge orders White House to restore Brian Karem’s press credential – Update
Ted Johnson / Deadline / Sep 3, 2019

Media Business

Editor & Publisher sold to news veteran, who plans to expand magazine’s focus
David Z. Morris / Fortune / Sep 3, 2019


What do millennials and Gen Z want from the news? Convenience and hard-hitting content
Jacob Granger / journalism.co.uk / Sep 3, 2019


View: Watchdog journalism bites into revenue
Gretchen A. Peck / Editor and Publisher / Sep 3, 2019

Media Ethics

Gannett confiscates pro-union Arizona Republic reporter’s work phone
Steven Hsieh / Phoenix New Times / Sep 3, 2019

Online Media

‘The math is wrong’: Publishers grumble about Google’s ad targeting research
Jessica Davies / Digiday / Sep 3, 2019


YouTube says it’s removing more hate speech than before but controversial channels remain up
Kaya Yurieff / CNN / Sep 3, 2019

International

The Telegraph is using Snapchat and Instagram to find subscribers
Lucinda Southern / Digiday / Sep 4, 2019


Shamima Begum: journalists will not have to hand over notes
Jim Waterson / The Guardian / Sep 4, 2019


View: The challenges of being a foreign reporter in China
Frank Langfitt / NPR / Sep 3, 2019

 

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, Elizabeth Grieco, Elisa Shearer, Galen Stocking and Mason Walker.

 
 
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