March 10, 2014

50-Year-Old Supreme Court Libel Case Relevant in Digital Age

This story plus, Katie Couric’s Yahoo show begins to take shape and The New York Times and PBS launch an initiative to present new documentaries online.

Top Stories

Mar 8, 2014

At 50, Landmark Libel Case Relevant in Digital Age

Jessica Gresko / The Associated Press

Mar 10, 2014

Couric’s Yahoo Show Takes Shape

Alex Weprin / Capital New York

Mar 10, 2014

NY Times, PBS Bring Documentaries Online

NetNews Check

Online Media

Mar 8, 2014

Nate Silver Gives the Lowdown on New ESPN Site at SXSW

Mashable

Mar 8, 2014

NYT Now is a Mobile News Platform with a Dedicated Staff Curating Stories

Sarah Silbert / Engadget

Mar 10, 2014

Klein’s New Venture To Be Called Vox

NetNews Check

Radio News

Mar 9, 2014

New York Public Radio Receives Grant for $10 Million

Elizabeth Jensen / The New York Times

Television News

Mar 7, 2014

‘Today’ Feeling Fight Again After Sochi

David Bauder / The Associated Press

Mar 7, 2014

CNN’s ‘Piers Morgan’ to End in Three Weeks; Bill Weir, Jake Tapper to Sub at 9 p.m.

Dylan Byers / Politico

Mar 7, 2014

‘The Kudlow Report’ Cancelled, Larry Kudlow Becomes CNBC Senior Contributor

Chris Ariens / TV Newser

Mar 9, 2014

Pundits Open Up About How Fox News, MSNBC Treat Liberals and Conservatives

Katerine Fung / The Huffington Post

Mar 8, 2014

Former CBS Correspondent Bill McLaughlin Dies

John Eggerton / Broadcasting & Cable

Media Business

Mar 9, 2014

Newspaper Consortium Seeks to Sell Cars.com for $3 Billion

DANA MATTIOLI, Mike Spector, William Launder / The Wall Street Journal

Newspaper News

Mar 9, 2014

Manhattan Community Papers Revamped Under New Editor

Sydney Ember / The New York Times

International

Mar 9, 2014

Journalist Killed While Covering Fighting in Syria

Reuters