April 29, 2014

Ethiopia Charges Nine Journalists with Inciting Violence

This story, plus print journalism is thriving in small towns, what TMZ’s Clippers scoop could mean for non-traditional news outlets and more, all in today’s media headlines.

Top Stories

Apr 28, 2014

Ethiopia Charges Nine Bloggers, Journalists with Inciting Violence

Aaron Maasho / Reuters

Apr 29, 2014

In Small Towns with Local Investment, Print Journalism is Thriving

Diana Reese / Al Jazeera America

Apr 29, 2014

Does TMZ’s Clippers Scoop Mean Pop Websites Can Stand as Equals With Traditional News Outlets?

Madison Gray / Poynter

Press & Government

Apr 28, 2014

Federal Judge: Delayed Access to Court Records Raises First Amendment Concerns

Tony Biasotti / Columbia Journalism Review

Online Media

Apr 28, 2014

Another $10 million in Funding for PolicyMic, a Startup with Shades of BuzzFeed and Upworthy

Brian Stelter / CNN Money

Apr 28, 2014

Vox is Publishing Some of Its Stories and the Interviews Behind Them in Parallel

Joshua Benton / Nieman Journalism Lab

Technology & News

Apr 29, 2014

Vice Journalist Launches Taggly App to Watermark Images and Video

Alastair Reid / journalism.co.uk

Sports News

Apr 28, 2014

View: What Happens When the Cable TV Money Dries Up?

Will Leitch / Sports on Earth

Media Business

Apr 28, 2014

Univision CEO Says Comcast-Time Warner Cable Deal Is Bad for Hispanics

Katy Bachman / Adweek

Apr 29, 2014

INN Reaches Member Milestone

Michael Depp / NetNewsCheck

Television News

Apr 28, 2014

Ratings Slip at MSNBC as Jet Coverage Lifts CNN

Bill Carter / The New York Times

Apr 28, 2014

Baltimore Station Promises New Show Won’t be a ‘Rip and Read Newscast’

Andrew Beaujon / Poynter

International

Apr 28, 2014

Ukrainian Journalists Face Threats as Separatists Make Demands of Media

Luke Harding / The Guardian

Other News

Apr 28, 2014

View: John Oliver: The Al Jazeera America of Comedy News?

Mary McNamara / Los Angeles Times