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Judge strikes down Trump’s $15 billion suit against The New York Times (the administration can file a new complaint)

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How outrage at Jimmy Kimmel grew to a shout from a whisper

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Inside Disney’s abrupt decision to suspend Jimmy Kimmel’s show

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Trump seeks media self-censorship

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Maine’s Midcoast Villager turns one

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The British media is, somehow, becoming even more dominated by the upper classes

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How Lev Parnas’ kid became the No. 1 “news” source on Substack

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YouTube wants creators going live a lot more often

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Meta seems to be edging back into the licensing-news-for-AI business

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The questionable first moves of CBS News’ new nepo baby owner

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“There is an anti-press playbook at this point…If you look at countries like Turkey and Hungary and India, those countries have elections but they also really w...

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The Daily Mail is mad that Apple won’t let it into Apple News

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Trump’s latest suit against The New York Times is nonsense, but it poses a grave threat

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“These content moderation places can all almost be seen as a lab experiment where you put a bunch of people in a room, feed them the worst the internet has to o...

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The newsrooms of MSNBC and NBC News will officially start to split on October 6

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The Australian Broadcasting Corporation has been barred from a Trump press conference after its reporter asked a question Trump didn’t like

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Google revamps its Discover page to show content from creators

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The British government wants to force YouTube to show users BBC content prominently

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Reddit seeks to strike its next AI content pacts with Google and OpenAI

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