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Laura Hazard OwenNovember 1, 2022

New York City now requires salary ranges in job posts. Here’s which media companies are complying, and which aren’t

“$15/hour to $125,000”?

Readers expect news orgs to be impartial, but don’t reward them for it

Sarah ScireMarch 29, 2022

With cable subscribers on the decline, CNN makes a big bet on streaming with CNN+

CNN has called its new subscription-based service “the most important launch for CNN since Ted Turner launched the network in June of 1980.”

Ryan BurgeMay 25, 2021

White evangelicals watch Fox News; Hindus and Muslims are more likely to watch CNN

Meanwhile, ABC, CBS, and NBC had no strong base of viewers in any single religious tradition.

Curd Knüpfer and Robert Mathew EntmanSeptember 29, 2020

Fox News uses the word “hate” much, much more often than MSNBC or CNN

“Fox’s use of ‘hate’ really took off when Trump’s presidency began. Beginning in January 2017, the mean usage of ‘they hate’ on the network doubled.”

The Stanford Cable TV News Analyzer lets you analyze who and what gets airtime

Joshua BentonNovember 1, 2019

Watch your language: “Data voids” on the web have opened a door to manipulators and other disinformation pushers

There’s no easy solution to them, but the media plays an important role in both combating them and making them worse.

Joshua BentonOctober 23, 2019

All in all, CNN would rather be the one who knocks

Like News Corp with Knewz, it’s trying to build its own platform for news, using its own content and work from other news organizations, to compete with the tech giants. “I am not in danger, Skyler. I am the danger.”

Christine SchmidtOctober 10, 2019

From live blogs to time capsules: How CNN is trying to put its breaking news into context

“We needed a product to push out news faster to a consumer, even if it’s just one to two sentence updates.”

In 2018, push alerts featured less yelling and more thinking

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