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As ad-industry executives gathered for the event, activist groups flew a banner that read “Musk Is Bad For Business: #StopToxicTwitter.”

Broadcast jobs “want you to sound like Walter Cronkite, but in a Black female body,” says one news anchor.

Experts say content moderation has been gutted after mass layoffs, while a paid verification system has boosted conspiracy theorists.

The #StopToxicTwitter campaign is sending a message to Twitter advertisers as Musk tries to woo concerned brands back to the platform.

Earlier this year, experts determined to save local news published a report outlining ways to do just that.

Famed editor Marty Baron’s recent defense of the canons of journalistic impartiality overlooks a damning historical track record.

Donald Trump has his Twitter and Facebook accounts back — and the social-media platforms have yet to decide how much they’re willing to take.

The president is under pressure to choose a candidate who is free of industry conflicts of interest.

The tech’s capabilities and accessibility have vastly outpaced regulatory and legislative responses, as well as corporate controls.

Free Press’ Collette Watson discusses how Black journalists are devalued and underpaid.