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Amidst the challenges brought by 2024, new leaders emerged across the industry, while others saw their standing wane.

"The tides are changing," Burns told Status.

The reality is that Neil Cavuto's program no longer fit well into Fox News' larger slate of MAGA-friendly programming.

SpinCo boss Mark Lazarus has indicated in private conversations that he believes the public perception of MSNBC is that Republicans cannot get a fair shake from the network — and he wants to change that.

A talent exodus is almost surely on the horizon at The Washington Post, with some of paper's top names weighing whether to leave as morale remains low under chief executive Will Lewis.

Patrick Soon-Shiong, the owner of the Los Angeles Times, has dismayed staffers as he curtails critical coverage of Donald Trump.

The Disney-owned news network opted to pay $16 million and issue a statement of regret to settle a lawsuit brought against it by Donald Trump.

Warner Bros. Discovery boss David Zaslav is positioning his company for some dealmaking by announcing a restructuring. But the timing has raised eyebrows.

The network's leadership has ordered a new "look live" experiment. While it's still in its testing phase, it's not hard to see it being more widely implemented in the future.

Paul Krugman grew frustrated at The New York Times over editing measures implemented in recent years under Opinion boss Kathleen Kingsbury.

As Jeff Bezos and Will Lewis near a pick for The Washington Post's next top editor, staffers are "gutted and worried" by the loss of Matea Gold to The New York Times.

The Vox Media boss spoke to Status about the tough reality digital publishers are facing, with "compounding changes in technology, platforms, consumer behaviors, societal shifts and audience tastes."