TikTok remains the platform Gen Z turns to most often for culture and entertainment, but fresh research points to a weakening bond between the generation and the app once famed for its carefree, algorithm-driven creativity. A survey conducted by The Harris Poll finds that while 37% of Gen Z users still make TikTok their first stop for entertainment, pop culture and local discovery, large majorities now express nostalgia, wariness and declining trust. According to The Harris Poll, 79% of Gen Z TikTok users say they long for the platform’s earlier days, when content felt less commercial and feeds contained fewer…
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Vox has named Steve Heuser as executive editor, the company said in a statement, with Heuser due to begin the role on 23 March. The appointment was announced by Vox’s editor‑in‑chief and publisher Swati Sharma, who said Heuser would work with the newsroom’s leadership to shape coverage priorities, bolster editors…
Former MSNBC president Rashida Jones has been appointed chief executive of Uncensored, the digital media venture fronted by British broadcaster Piers Morgan. The appointment puts Jones in charge of strategy, operations and editorial development as Uncensored looks to broaden its mix of streaming and social content beyond its flagship programme,…
Bonnier News ended 2025 with sharply improved profitability and continued growth in its subscription business, the Swedish media group said, positioning the company for what its chief executive expects will be a stronger 2026. The results highlight the steady shift toward reader revenue and digital products across the group’s portfolio…
Five weeks after The Washington Post dismantled its sports desk, ESPN has hired six of the newspaper’s former reporters, a move that follows a similar mass hiring by The Athletic, which is part of The New York Times. The hires reflect a broader shift in sports journalism, as legacy newspapers…
I did something I do very rarely this week: I turned on our television at home in the morning. The reason, unsurprisingly, was the war in Iran. My goal was to get up to date with all the latest news. And I did. If nothing else, rolling TV news stations…
German publishing group Axel Springer has agreed a £575 million deal to acquire The Telegraph, a transaction that would bring an end to one of the longest-running sales processes in Fleet Street. The agreement, first reported by the Financial Times, effectively ends a rival bid from Daily Mail and General…
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Danish digital publisher Zetland is expanding across Europe, betting that a tight focus on depth and community can succeed beyond its home market. It is one of the clearest examples of a membership-funded newsroom built around a distinct editorial voice. With 40,000 paying members in Denmark, it is now exporting…
Politico will launch in Australia later this year, extending its model of high-speed reporting and subscription newsletters into a new market. The move will test whether Politico’s premium, insider-focused model can travel beyond Washington, Brussels and London into a smaller, concentrated media ecosystem long dominated by two local giants. The…
For the first time since its founding in 1872, The Boston Globe suspended daily print production because of a winter storm, ending a 153-year run of publishing through pandemics, power outages and previous record blizzards. The decision underscores both the scale of the storm and the changing economics of print.…
Kevin Delaney, editor in chief of The San Francisco Standard, has appointed Fleet Street veteran John Mulholland as managing editor, according to a staff memo published by Talking Biz News. Mulholland will oversee day-to-day news operations, working with section editors on breaking coverage and long-form journalism. He will report to…
Podcasting has moved from niche pastime to core media channel, reshaping how audiences consume stories and how companies reach customers. The debate now centres on scale. Forecasts vary widely, reflecting both strong momentum and the difficulty of modelling a fast-evolving market. A Vocal.Media analysis projects global revenues rising from $27.88bn…
In a fresh twist to the protracted sale of The Telegraph, German media giant Axel Springer has joined a rival bidding consortium led by Dovid Efune, aiming to hijack the agreed deal currently held by Daily Mail owner DMGT. As first reported by the Financial Times, the consortium – led…
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