December 4, 2015

Gannett rebrands publications as the USA Today Network

This story, plus CNN won’t pay Trump to appear in debates, inside Snapchat’s live coverage of the San Bernardino mass shooting, a Pew Research Center report on the Washington press corps and more, all in today’s news.

Top Stories

Dec 3, 2015

Gannett brings its papers under new USA Today Network banner

Alan John Koshy, Jessica Toonkel / Reuters

Dec 3, 2015

CNN won’t pay $5 million to Trump for debate

Lisa Hagen / The Hill

Dec 3, 2015

These photos show how Snapchat handled its first serious breaking-news event with the San Bernardino mass shooting

Nathan McAlone / Business Insider

Dec 3, 2015

Today’s Washington Press Corps more digital, specialized

Pew Research Center

Newspaper News

Dec 3, 2015

On The Washington Post and the ‘newspaper of record’ epithet

Ken Doctor / Politico Media

Media Ethics

Dec 3, 2015

Exxon-Columbia spat highlights emerging gray area in nonprofit journalism

David Uberti / Columbia Journalism Review

Dec 3, 2015

U.S. media mocked abroad for reporting false name of California shooting suspect

Robert Mackey / The New York Times

Online Media

Dec 3, 2015

View: Access Denied

John Herrman / The Awl

Technology & News

Dec 4, 2015

Inside Refinery29’s Snapchat Discover operation

Mike Shields / The Wall Street Journal

Dec 3, 2015

Facebook launches Instant Articles in Asia with more than 50 media partners

Michael De Waal-Montgomery / Venture Beat

Dec 3, 2015

Facebook begins testing live video streaming for all users

Casey Newton / The Verge

Sports News

Dec 3, 2015

View: The problem with the dwindling media access to college athletes

Ed Sherman / Poynter

International

Dec 3, 2015

How a small group of regional experts got a story on track in Burundi

Marc Herman / Columbia Journalism Review