Troy Masters dead: LGBTQ+ advocate and media trailblazer was 63
Troy Masters, the publisher of LGBTQ+ news outlet the Los Angeles Blade and a pillar of queer media, died unexpectedly on Wednesday at age 63.…
HumAngle Investigation Shines at West Africa Journalism Awards Ceremony
A HumAngle investigation, authored by Kúnlé Adébàjò, was announced runner-up of the Best Fact-check category in West Africa category at the inaugural Excellence in Journalism…
HumAngle Report Wins Global Journalism Award
An investigation published by HumAngle has won the Kavli Science Awards, organised by the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS). The investigation titled:…
Of Caravan and the Dogs: The fall of independent journalism in Russia | Show Types
Russia’s independent journalists face difficult choices in the immediate aftermath of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.At a pivotal time in Russia’s history, a group of independent…
Column: Newsom and lawmakers bow to Google, sticking it to the news industry
SACRAMENTO — Gov. Gavin Newsom once talked big about forcing internet giants to pay for the products they heist and profit off. But last week he…
Ron Kaye, Valley advocate and Daily News editor, dies at 83
Ron Kaye, a longtime Los Angeles Daily News editor known for civically inspired muckraking and boosting the San Fernando Valley — including a failed bid…
Willow Bay and Bob Iger to buy controlling stake in women’s Angel City Football Club
The Angel City Football Club is getting stronger financial wings, thanks to one of Los Angeles’ most prominent couples: Willow Bay, dean of USC’s Annenberg…
Will Google cut a deal with California news media to fund journalism?
SACRAMENTO — California news publishers and Big Tech companies appear to be inching toward compromise on a controversial bill that would require Google and huge social…
Journalism doesn’t have to be this bad: A lesson from O.C.
Today’s newsletter is written by Deputy Managing Editor Shelby Grad. Anita Chabria will return next week. If you think election denial is reserved for rural…
HumAngle Continues Three-Day Training On Accountability Journalism
HumAngle has concluded day two of its three-day training of journalists on accountability journalism in conflict zones. The training, which started on Monday, May 13,…
‘Scoop’: Meet the women who orchestrated Prince Andrew’s interview
In 2019, Prince Andrew agreed to a sit-down interview with Emily Maitlis on “Newsnight,” a BBC current events program. The conversation was catastrophic for the…
At Gridiron dinner, Biden says that of 2 presidential candidates, 1 is mentally unfit: ‘The other’s me’
WASHINGTON — The big news this week, President Biden said at a weekend Washington roast, was that two candidates had clinched their party’s nomination for president.…
Applications Open for the 2024-2025 Williams Southam Journalism Fellowships at Massey College
Article contentTORONTO, Feb. 29, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Applications are now open for the 2023-2024 William Southam Journalism Fellowships. For more information and to apply,…
HumAngle Journalist Bags Global Journalism Award Nomination
Mansir Muhammed, a journalist with HumAngle Media, has been shortlisted for the prestigious Sigma 2024 awards competition. He was selected for his investigative report titled…
People ‘disappeared’ after Julian Assange and Wikileaks blended hacking with journalism, court hears
In short: Australian Julian Assange is trying to avoid extradition from Britain to the United States, where he faces 18 criminal charges.A barrister acting for the…
Is the Journalism Death Spasm Finally Here?
It would be far too dramatic to extrapolate from the disastrous week that journalism itself is dying. The New York Times is healthy. Thanks to…
L.A. Times to lay off at least 115 people in the newsroom
The Los Angeles Times announced Tuesday that it was laying off at least 115 people — or more than 20% of the newsroom — marking…