October 10, 2014

Chuck Todd’s Plan to Restore Meet The Press

This story, plus a Fox News reporter fought to keep sources confidential, European news sites compete for growing English-language consumers and CNN’s cuts reflect a growing paradox in the cable news industry, all in today’s headlines.

Top Stories

Oct 9, 2014

“Talk to the Critics…” The Chuck Todd Plan to Restore Trust in Meet the Press.

Jay Rosen / PressThink

Oct 9, 2014

Fox News Reporter Fought Subpoena in Justice Dept. Leak Inquiry

Matt Apuzzo / The New York Times

Oct 9, 2014

The Local, a Growing European Network of English-Language News Sites, Aims for the Expat Crowd

Liam Andrew / Nieman Journalism Lab

Oct 9, 2014

Cutbacks at CNN Highlight the Cable News Paradox

Jesse Holcomb / Pew Research Center

Newspaper News

Oct 9, 2014

Providence Phoenix to Publish Last Issue Next Week

Ted Nesi / WPRI

Oct 9, 2014

The New York Times Has Used Newsroom Cutbacks to Reshape as Much as to Shrink

Justin Ellis / Nieman Journalism Lab

Media Business

Oct 10, 2014

View: How Personal Essays Conquered Journalism — and Why They Can’t Cut It

Eve Fairbanks / The Washington Post

Television News

Oct 8, 2014

Fired Black Producer Files $5 Million Lawsuit

Richard Prince / Journal-isms

Press & Government

Oct 9, 2014

Restraining Order Bars GA Blogger from Politician

Associated Press

Oct 10, 2014

Journalist Gary Webb’s Story Told in ‘Kill The Messenger’

Kenneth Turan / NPR

Radio News

Oct 9, 2014

Houston News Radio Station Goes all Beyoncé

Frank Pallotta / CNN Money

International

Oct 10, 2014

In North Korean Media, No Sign of Kim Jong-un at Key Ritual

Choe Sang-Hun / The New York Times