January 7, 2015

Gunmen Kill 12 in Attack at Offices of French Magazine

This story, plus a Yemeni reporter is the first journalist killed in 2015, CNBC opts out of using Nielsen ratings, Dean Baquet of the New York Times lays out his strategy for 2015 and more, all in today’s media headlines.

Top Stories

Jan 7, 2015

Gunmen in Paris Kill 12 at Offices of Satirical Newspaper Charlie Hebdo

Dan Bilefsky, Maia de la Baume / The New York Times

Jan 6, 2015

IFJ Condemns First Media Killing of 2015 in Yemen

International Federation of Journalists

Jan 6, 2015

CNBC to Stop Using Nielsen for Ratings

Joe Flint / The Wall Street Journal

Jan 6, 2015

New York Times Editor Dean Baquet Lays Out 2015 Strategy

Jeremy Barr / Capital New York

Television News

Jan 6, 2015

‘Selma’ Controversy Erupts Across MSNBC, CNN

Greg Gilman / The Wrap

Newspaper News

Jan 6, 2015

Advance Claims Digital Ad Growth Will Outpace Print Declines in 2015

Rick Edmonds / Poynter

Jan 7, 2015

Putting the House in Order

Rich Kane / Editor & Publisher

Media Business

Jan 7, 2015

Facing Credibility Gap, Upworthy Poaches from The New York Times

Ricardo Bilton / Digiday

Jan 6, 2015

View: What to Do When a Student Journalist Isn’t Ready to Produce for the Public? Ask Lots of Them To

Adam Ragusea / Nieman Journalism Lab

Press & Government

Jan 6, 2015

Gannett Shakeup Leads to New Competition in Vermont Statehouse Coverage

Erin Mansfield / Columbia Journalism Review

Jan 6, 2015

Welcome to the 2016 Media Circus

Dylan Byers / Politico

Technology & News

Jan 6, 2015

Mic Releases ‘MicCheck’ Mobile App

Peter Sterne / Capital New York

Other News

Jan 6, 2015

Al Delugach, Pulitzer-Winning Investigative Journalist, Dies at 89

James Rainey / Los Angeles Times