When WAMU laid off 16 people and closed DCist, the reasoning given was “content strategy word salad,' per one staffer.

Andrew Beaujon cuts through the jargon and nonsense with a deeply reported, excellent look at what actually happened: washingtonian.com/2024/04/19/why…

Blanche now reiterates the presumption of innocence, burden of proof, and proof beyond a reasonable doubt. All jurors say they understand.

Now onto a question about social media posting: one juror posts about his kids, one juror calls himself a 'repost king.'

'did Trump fall asleep during jury selection' - the greatest thread in the history of journalism, locked by pool reporters after 12,239 pages of heated debate,

SCOOP: Former SNL cast member Rob Schneider delivered a comedy set so off-color and off-putting to a group of prominent Republicans late last year that the host, Senate Working Group, cut the performance short and later apologized to attendees. politico.com/newsletters/pl…

can we please put a moratorium on essays by people in their early 20s

I have a lot of opinions about what's happened at NPR this week, and I’ll keep most of them in-house. But I’ll say this: going public to torch your workplace, then doing media hit after media hit to continue torching it, is not a thing you do when you have good-faith intentions.

Are you having trouble Googling California news?

The search giant is blocking some California journalism today as it escalates fight v ⁦Buffy Wicks⁩ bill charging tech platforms that feature stories — a favored tactic for Google politico.com/news/2024/04/1…

“I’m sure if I thought about it for five more minutes, I would have understood that that was hugely inappropriate,” she said, adding that she has 'posting disease.'' -delia nydailynews.com/2024/04/11/van…