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The FCC will not pursue misinformation complaints against broadcasters who air President Trump’s daily press conferences.

The FCC will not police the circulation of COVID-19 medical advice by on-air media personalities who’ve touted unproven treatments and downplayed the virus.

Free Press' petition to the FCC said that "broadcasters are prohibited from knowingly airing false information about a catastrophe that causes 'substantial public harm.'"

In an era in which print-advertising revenue is declining rapidly, news outlets must focus on developing as many revenue streams as possible.

Free Press had filed an emergency petition seeking a probe into the spread of false information about the coronavirus pandemic.

Even before the pandemic, small and alternative media outlets all over were staring at their own demise.

Experts warn of increased health and economic risks to underserved communities during the pandemic.

It’s hard to imagine better timing for a book about the future of news.

The economic fallout of the pandemic is crippling the advertising business even as it's led to a surge in readership.

Layoffs. Pay cuts. Furloughs. Closed newspapers. Containing COVID-19 could spell disaster for an industry dependent on ads.