digital media

Feminist News Outlet Jezebel Is Shutting Down After 16 Years

The website that covered politics, pop culture and feminist issues "With Teeth" is ceasing operations.
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Insider Reaches Deal To End Longest Strike In Digital Media History

Striking staffers are set to return to work Thursday after a 13-day walkout.
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Newspapers And TV Stations Got Special Access To PPP Loans. Digital Media Didn't.

Republicans blocked language that would have broadened access to COVID-19 relief to web-only news outlets.
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Layoffs Hit HuffPost Video In 2nd Round Of Newsroom Cuts This Year

About 11 full-time employees — including five managers — were cut as HuffPost "realigns its video strategy," the company said.
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Progressive News Site ThinkProgress Shuts Down After 15 Years

It's the latest casualty in the struggling digital media industry.
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The Fall Of Mic Was A Warning

"I don’t need a pair of Nikes. I need a 401(k)" -- and other lessons from the death of a venture-backed, Facebook-dependent, millennial-focused news site.
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The Media Industry Laid Off A Thousand People In January. It May Not Be Over.

Staff cuts at BuzzFeed, HuffPost, Gannett, Yahoo and AOL marked a horrible month for journalism.
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Russian Trolls Used This One Weird Trick To Infiltrate Our Democracy. You’ll Never Believe Where They Learned It.

What Russia’s dirty tricks campaign had in common with online media.
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The 'Failing' New York Times Just Hit A New Record For Subscriptions

“We believe that more and more people are prepared to pay for high quality in-depth journalism that helps them make sense of the world," CEO Mark Thompson said.
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Here's How Pop Culture is Changing For Millennials

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