November 13, 2017

Advertisers remove sponsorship from Hannity after coverage of Roy Moore

This story, plus White House press access was limited during the Asia trip, Facebook fact checking partners question the effectiveness of the initiative, and more, all in today’s media headlines.

Top Stories

Nov 12, 2017

Advertisers cut ties with Hannity after Moore coverage, sparking social media backlash

Sarah Whitten / CNBC

Nov 11, 2017

White House pledges to push for more media access after APEC summit lock-out

Andrew Restuccia / Politico

Nov 13, 2017

‘Way too little, way too late’: Facebook’s fact checkers say effort is failing

Sam Levin / The Guardian

Newspaper News

Nov 13, 2017

In search of a healthy future, alt weeklies experiment with stories and revenue strategies

Sharon Knolle / Editor and Publisher

Press & Government

Nov 10, 2017

Snag in media merger stirs tensions over Trump-CNN feud

Amol Sharma / The Wall Street Journal

Nov 10, 2017

Russia warns of crackdown on U.S. media, including CNN

Michael M. Grynbaum / The New York Times

News Magazines

Nov 11, 2017

Vanity Fair expected to name Radhika Jones editor: Report

Dino-Ray Ramos / Deadline

Media Ethics

Nov 11, 2017

Gawker wrote about sexual misconduct allegations years earlier

David Folkenflik / NPR

Nov 13, 2017

View: Why we should prioritize women journalists’ safety

Elisa Lees Munoz / PBS MediaShift

Radio News

Nov 12, 2017

Meet the people who listen to podcasts at super-fast speeds

Doree Shafrir / BuzzFeed

Media Business

Nov 13, 2017

Casper’s shutdown of Van Winkle’s shows the limits of ‘brand journalism’

Yuyu Chen / Digiday

International

Nov 11, 2017

Somaliland is blocking social media to keep its election free of “fake news”

Abdi Latif Dahir / Quartz

Nov 11, 2017

How a German newspaper became the go-to place for leaks like the Paradise Papers

Elisabeth Zerofsky / The New Yorker