There’s No Evidence Atlanta Spa Victims Were Sex Workers – So Why Is That Part of the Narrative?
“The bar for covering Asian Americans is so much lower because reporting is so non-existent,” Yale professor Grace Kao says
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500-Plus Journalists Have Died of COVID-19
The data comes from the Press Emblem Campaign’s collection of obituaries through the pandemic crisis
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Chinese Citizen Journalist Sentenced to 4 Years for Coronavirus Reporting
Zhang Zhan reported from Wuhan in early 2020 about the dire conditions as the pandemic swept the city
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From the Editor: As Hollywood Consolidates, Independent Media Is More Important Than Ever
Traditionally, the consolidation of media ownership has meant fewer voices and less accountability
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Lynne Segall Joins TheWrap as Chief Revenue OfficerÂ
As one of the most accomplished sales executives in entertainment media, Segall will lead all sales and revenue-related strategies at TheWrap
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Kara Swisher, Ben Smith, Cheo Hodari Coker and Sharon Waxman Kick Off TheGrill 2020 With ‘The Year It All Changed – Media Disrupted’
Leading media and entertainment observers will get candid about the state of the industry at TheWrap’s annual event
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Red Ventures in Talks to Buy Tech Site CNET From ViacomCBS for $500 Million
CNET launched in 1994 and was originally a print magazine before it began producing video content
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Trump Signs Executive Orders He Says Will Provide $400 in Extra Unemployment Benefits
President spent considerable time during the signing attacking Democratic critics
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Agnes Chu Exits Disney+ to Run Conde Nast Entertainment as President
Current CNE president Oren Katzeff to move to new role
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Trump Shares Chuck Woolery Tweet That CDC ‘Is Lying’ About COVID-19
According to the tweet shared by the president, “everyone” is lying about the coronavirus, from the CDC to the media and beyond
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ESPN Reporter Adrian Wojnarowski Apologizes for ‘F– You’ Email to Sen. Josh Hawley
Wojnarowski dropped the F-word to the Missouri senator after he criticized NBA for allowing social justice messages on its uniforms
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69% of Americans Want Newsrooms to Diversify, Gallup Poll Finds
60% of Black respondents said racial diversity should be the top priority, compared to just 27% of white respondents
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LA Times Executive Editor Says He Will Not Resign Amid Criticisms Over Newsroom Diversity
Top editor Norman Pearlstine spoke with staffers at a nearly five-hour town hall on the newsroom’s failures to recruit and support nonwhite journalists
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‘An Incalculable Loss': NY Times Sunday Front Page Features 1,000 Coronavirus-Related Obits
U.S. death toll from the virus is nearing 100,000
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Mort Drucker, Mad Magazine Caricature King, Dies at 91
Drucker had an illustrious 55-year career parodying famous TV and film stars within the famed magazine’s pages
