The Republican party's kibosh on future presidential debates is ironic, given how important free speech is to its members. Misinformation, not so much. Read the whole story
The data can be used to "micro-target" a voter's "propensity to support/oppose an issue, candidate or behavior." Read the whole story
By working with agencies to use its ratings as part of "inclusion" lists, NewsGuard has helped redirect ad budgets from nefarious publishers into ones … Read the whole story
Analysis shows voting rights "persuadables" account for 20% of the U.S. population and have unique media preferences. Read the whole story
A federal judge has rejected Facebook's request to dismiss antitrust claims stemming from its acquisition of Instagram and WhatsApp. Read the whole story
Prince Charles discusses his three-point plan, calling for coordinated regional and global action - including every sector of industry. Read the whole story
A current poll shows 65% fewer social-media interactions with news articles in 2021. Read the whole story
New data from TV audience measurement service Samba TV gives new meaning to the term going viral when it comes to the reach of … Read the whole story
The News Media Alliance, which represents many of the country's largest newspapers, is pressing the Copyright Office to take the position that aggregators can … Read the whole story
Some sports already implement this idea on cable TV. Read the whole story
Telecoms would be required to inform consumers, law enforcement and the Federal Communications Commission about all data breaches, even "inadvertent" ones, under new rules … Read the whole story
Twitter is asking a federal judge to vacate a subpoena requiring the company to disclose information that would identify the person behind the @CallMeMoneyBags … Read the whole story
The hire is the first big move for the Berlin-based Springer, which acquired Politico last October for around $1 billion. Read the whole story