Washington Post news anchor Libby Casey and Newsy political director Andrew Rafferty will co-host the program. Each week will focus on a different topic important to the elections, including inflation, reproductive rights, and the state of the democracy.
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“Election ‘22: What Matters,” a new nine-week series from The Washington Post and Newsy, will debut Sept. The Washington Post and Newsy announce ‘Election 22: What Matters’
More CNN News: Adding to the list of high-profile cuts at the network, White House correspondent John Harwood abruptly announced he was leaving CNN last Friday. The new additions further suggest a less outwardly political direction for the network, which has recently cut ties with several well-known figures who were seen as particularly critical of former President Donald Trump. Tara Narula will be joining CNN as a medical correspondent. Miller also has a distinguished career in journalism, famously landing an interview with Osama Bin Laden in 1998. John Miller, the former NYPD Deputy Commissioner of Intelligence & Counterterrorism, will be joining CNN as Chief Law Enforcement and Intelligence Analyst.
Chris Licht makes his first big hiresĬNN’s new boss, Chris Licht, has made the network’s first big on-air hires since he took over. Read next: The Atlanta Journal-Constitution will discontinue its daily print edition and go to a weekend print edition, likely within the next year. David Miller, executive vice president of National Geographic Media, said in a memo that the magazine is “realigning key departments to help deepen engagement with our readers while also nurturing existing business models and developing new lines of revenue.” The cuts come three months after the appointment of a new editor in chief, Nathan Lump, who is only the 11th person to serve as the magazine’s editor since its founding. The shocking cuts have been referred to as the “Red Wedding” by staffers. The layoffs include masthead names like senior executive editor Indira Lakshmanan and editors in charge of topics like science, travel, and the environment. National Geographic laid off six top editors, an unprecedented move for the magazine that has had stable editorial leadership since its launch in 1888. National Geographic magazine lays off six of its top editors Next up: Social media app Parler has returned to the Google Play Store more than a year after being removed. Financial terms of the deal, which closed last month, were not disclosed. Yahoo hopes integrating The Factual’s technology into Yahoo News will build trust and engagement for the brand. Based on those criteria, it assigns each article a score and presents it to the reader.
The Factual uses AI to rank articles based on four criteria: site quality, author expertise, article tone (level of opinion), and quality of sources.
Yahoo has its own criteria for adding syndication partners, but labels from The Factual will help readers “make their own informed decisions about what they’re reading,” Yahoo president and general manager Matt Sanchez says. Yahoo has acquired The Factual, a company that uses algorithms to rate the credibility of news sources. Yahoo buys The Factual to add news credibility ratings Welcome to Media Insider, PR Newswire’s roundup of media news stories from the week.
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