July 10, 2015

NPR Announces All Things Considered Hosting Changes

This story, plus Ira Glass acquires full ownership of This American Life, how ESPN is shifting its strategy as more people turn away from television, an in-depth look at online news site The Awl and more, all in today’s media headlines.

Top Stories

Jul 9, 2015

With Hosting Changes, NPR Displays Commitment to Diversity

Andrew Beaujon / The Washingtonian

Jul 9, 2015

Ira Glass Now Owns All of ‘This American Life’

Robert Feder / RobertFeder.com

Jul 9, 2015

How ESPN Plans to Dominate the Post-TV World

Derek Thompson / The Atlantic

Jul 9, 2015

Website, Profiled

Josh Dzieza / The Verge

Media Ethics

Jul 9, 2015

Why the AP Isn’t Using the Term ‘Sexual Assault’ on Its Bill Cosby Stories. Yet.

Lauren Klinger / Poynter

Newspaper News

Jul 9, 2015

Newsonomics: Do Newspaper Companies Have a Strategy Beyond Milking Papers for Profit?

Ken Doctor / Nieman Journalism Lab

Jul 9, 2015

Iowa Students Create Independent Newspaper Following Controversy

Deron Lee / Columbia Journalism Review

Jul 9, 2015

McClatchy Says It’s a ‘Digital’ Company, but More Work Still Remains

Tom Grubisich / Street Fight Magazine

Media Business

Jul 9, 2015

Fusion Launches In-House ‘News Lab’

Jeremy Barr / Capital New York

Jul 9, 2015

View: Facebook Instant Articles Just Don’t Add Up for Publishers

Michael Wolff / MIT Technology Review

Jul 9, 2015

Byline Sees a New Wave in Crowdfunded Journalism

Mădălina Ciobanu / journalism.co.uk

Sports News

Jul 9, 2015

ESPN Tightens Its Belt as Pressure on It Mounts

Joe Flint, SHALINI RAMACHANDRAN / The Wall Street Journal

International

Jul 10, 2015

Threats, Attacks, Jail: What’s Coming Between Us and the Rohingya Story

Marianna Tzabiras / MediaShift

Jul 9, 2015

Indian Media Startup News In Shorts Lands $20M Series B From Tiger Global

Jon Russell / Tech Crunch

Jul 10, 2015

Chinese Journalist for German Newspaper Freed

Associated Press