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McClatchy Lays Off 30% Of Unionized Staff
7+ hour, 31+ min ago (243+ words) McClatchy has made deep cuts at newspapers it owns nationwide, Associated Press reports. More than 90 union journalists at 17 publications—30% of all workers belonging ti the NewsGuildCWA—have been laid off. The affected publications include news outlets include, The Miami Herald,…...
WPP Production, APA Lock Horns Over Triple Bids 09/10/2026
3+ day, 19+ hour ago (288+ words) WPP Production is urging clients to do all of their production work with the holding company — thereby avoiding outsourcing to independent production houses — and at least one production trade group says WPP's stand is essentially an assault on “the free…...
Production Outlook: Broadcast 'Resilient' Vs. Streaming, Cable 09/10/2026
3+ day, 16+ hour ago (259+ words) Although U.S. TV production of new and existing shows is declining, linear TV production is proving to be more "resilient" than streaming platforms in recent years, Ampere Analysis finds. Between 2022 and 2025, U.S.-produced linear “orders” for TV programming fell 26% to 1,304 per year…...
Production Outlook: Broadcast 'Resilient' Vs. Streaming, Cable
3+ day, 16+ hour ago (259+ words) Although U.S. TV production of new and existing shows is declining, linear TV production is proving to be more "resilient" than streaming platforms in recent years, Ampere Analysis finds. Between 2022 and 2025, U.S.-produced linear “orders” for TV programming fell 26% to 1,304 per year…...
Get It While It's Hot: Michaels Sued For Alleged False Deadlines In Emails
4+ day, 13+ hour ago (306+ words) Michaels, the national art supplies and crafts chain, is the latest corporate victim of the Washington state class-action lawsuit mania. An individual named Cameron Crow filed suit against the retailer, alleging that its marketing emails violate the Washington Commercial Electronic…...
Consumers Are Seeing AI Everywhere And Facebook Is Taking The Blame
5+ day, 15+ hour ago (103+ words) For all of its sophistication in audience targeting, Meta's next challenge may be convincing users that advertised products exist somewhere outside a server farm. Become a free MediaPost member now to read this article Log in if you are already…...
FCC Urges Judge To Throw Out ABC Suit Over License Renewal
1+ week, 2+ day ago (299+ words) The Federal Communications Commission is urging a federal judge to dismiss an ABC lawsuit that seeks to halt the agency's early review of broadcast licenses in eight markets, including New York and Los Angeles. In papers filed late Thursday with…...
Google's AI Needs: Throw Billions To Hollywood For Training?
1+ week, 3+ day ago (341+ words) Google wants to help out major Hollywood studios with much-needed licensing revenue -- potentially in the billions of dollars -- in the rapidly evolving Hollywood entertainment marketplace. Google wants to access characters, storylines, and content to help "train" its AI platforms. According…...
Judge Refuses To Toss $425M Privacy Verdict Against Google
1+ week, 5+ day ago (477+ words) A federal judge has again turned down Google's request to scrap a jury verdict requiring the company to pay $425 million for allegedly violating mobile users' privacy That verdict, handed down last year after a trial, came in a class-action lawsuit…...
GOP Sues To Get Lower Ad Rates
1+ week, 5+ day ago (132+ words) Republican Congressional committees have made an emergency filing with the U.S. Supreme Court to ensure they get lower rates for political advertising, Yahoo News reports. Candidates can get such rates, or the “lowest unit charge,” but it is not clear whether…...