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Airlines help fight employee shortages, it’s an example for the world India has overtaken America, considered the richest country in the world, in terms of the number of female pilots flying planes. According to the International Society of Women Airline Pilots, India has the highest percentage of female pilots inRead More →

Warner Bros. Discovery recently made headlines for its decisions regarding HBO Max and the cancellation of films in production, including DC’s “Batgirl,” to secure future tax deductions. During a chatting segment of Monkeypox On Sunday, HBO’s “Last Week Tonight” host John Oliver decided to take on their new parent companyRead More →

Mother said – will give a warm welcome to the whole team; son worked hard to play in the team After winning the silver medal in hockey at the Commonwealth Games, the home of hockey player Abhishek was celebrated in Sonipat, Haryana. The whole family gathered in front of theRead More →

Regarding “Trust in the news media is at an all-time low. It’s time to discuss the meaning of this” (July 29): I read the comments on the current state of the media and the analyses. While interesting, they all missed the mark by a wide margin. Example: The media usedRead More →

In Jalandhar, husband Kunal Pasi, a top drug addict, said – 20 crores seized Jyoti Nooran, a member of a pair of female Sufi singers known worldwide as the Nooran Sisters, has accused her husband of assaulting her. On Saturday in Jalandhar, Jyoti Nooran claimed that her husband Kunal PasiRead More →

Manager’s bank assets worth Rs 64 crore frozen, helped Chinese loan app send money overseas The Enforcement Directorate (ED) froze bank assets worth Rs 64.67 crore of Sameer Mhatre, a director of Zanmai Lab Pvt Ltd. The WazirX crypto exchange is owned by Zanmai Lab. The ED took this actionRead More →

Dozens of local residents turned out Tuesday, Aug. 2, at the Rose Caracappa Senior Center in Mount Sinai to voice their concerns about proposed redistricting plans for Brookhaven City Council. The meeting was called by Brookhaven’s redistricting committee, which recently brought public attention to proposed maps that suggest significant changesRead More →

Heeramandi is definitely becoming one of the most talked about series and has managed to grab attention from the very start. Khan is obviously tight-lipped about his role. Sanjay Leela Bhansali (SLB) is known for her big-budget period dramas that have an ensemble cast, lavish sets, and big stories. AfterRead More →

AUSTIN — More than a dozen news organizations filed a lawsuit Monday against the Texas Department of Public Safety, accusing the agency of illegally withholding public records related to the May school shooting in Uvalde. The organizations — which include The Texas Tribune and its partner ProPublica and other local,Read More →

Our top picks Do you want to read the best books? Reading a book can transform your perspective, affect how you view information, and reveal your interests. Our list of the best books to read in India offers everything you need if you’re looking for the coolest books ever written.Read More →

AUSTIN, Texas – 25 News joined a coalition of more than a dozen media organizations to file a lawsuit against the Texas Department of Public Safety for its alleged failure to release publicly available information. The lawsuit, filed today in Travis County, alleges the agency denied numerous requests for publicRead More →

While heat waves are an expected part of summer, navigating them isn’t always so straightforward. This weather can often result in people suffering from heat exhaustion or heat stroke. Our region has recently experienced unrelenting heat. It’s only halfway through summer that there’s a good chance that hotter temperatures awaitRead More →

Australian swimming star Kyle Chalmers has spoken out for the first time since Saturday’s stunning press conference and subsequent social media posts where he denounced controversial media coverage claiming there was friction within of the swim team. Taking particular aim at the tense relationship between him and fellow Commonwealth GamesRead More →

Yesterday we looked at why politicians can now get away with ignoring the news media: the mainstream media is much less influential than it used to be. One reason is that news consumers use the Internet to create their own channels. The once powerful media are reduced to competing withRead More →

Suffolk County Crime Stoppers and Suffolk County Police Team Six Detectives are asking for the public’s assistance in identifying and locating the men who robbed a man at Miller Place. A Miller Place man arranged via social media to sell a 2022 Rolex Sky-Dweller watch to another person in aRead More →

A recent development – politicians ignoring the media – has put journalists hum: Last weekend, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and Senator Marco Rubio, both up for re-election this fall, headlined the Florida Republican Party’s annual Sunshine Summit. Other high-profile Florida Republicans were also present at the Hardrock Hotel & CasinoRead More →

BIP Commissioner, Shri OM Kasera, briefed investors on OSS and its impact on fast track clearances for investment proposals. The OSS through its portal provides more than 100 services from 14 different departments. Jaipur: The Department of Industry and Commerce of Rajasthan has open doors for direct dialogue with representativesRead More →

Online news and (mis)information in the spotlight (photo: Ed Reed/Mayor’s Office) Misinformation is perhaps the greatest threat to American democracy, prosperity, and even our health. Without a common set of facts, it is almost impossible to come to an agreement on our common destiny. Misinformation permeates and poisons public discourse.Read More →

Blade Runner predicted that in 2019 we would have cyborgs so realistic they would challenge everything we know and think about ourselves. Granted, it’s now 2022 and there’s not a single cyborg in sight (unless they’ve gone straight to realistic models), but pretty much every talk of the future nowRead More →

By Daniel Dunaieff Certain groups of people on Long Island have a much higher incidence of a particular type of cancer than others. On an age-adjusted rate, African American men, for example, were almost twice as likely to develop prostate cancer from 2014 to 2018 as Caucasians. Out of 100,000Read More →

Michael Ardolino By Michel Ardolino In last month’s column, I wrote about how the real estate market has its ups and downs. A few current trends illustrate just how true this is. Mortgage rates While mortgage rates fell half a percent the week ending July 7, they edged up theRead More →

U.S. Representative Lee Zeldin (R-NY1) was at a campaign event at a former foreign wartime post in Fairport, New York, on July 21 when a man came onto the stage and allegedly tried to stab him, according to a press release from his office. Zeldin is the Republican Party andRead More →

By Chris Mellides As Long Island winters get milder due to climate change, Long Island’s existing tick problem is likely to intensify. Already, municipalities on the North Shore have engaged the public to discuss the dangers of ticks and consider possible remedies. At a meeting of the Village of PortRead More →

Image credit: Pexels July 21, 2022 – 06:00 A $23.5 million federal fund created for the nation’s news media sent more than $600,000 to Thompson-Okanagan news outlets. The top earner is Castanet, who received $149,793 from the Journalism Special MeasuresRead More →

Americans’ trust in newspapers and TV news has fallen to historic lows, says Gallup Survey The establishments. Americans have the least confidence in Congress of all the institutions named in the survey, but the news media institution comes second from bottom. Although Congress and the news media have never hadRead More →

“Repent now and accept Jesus Christ into your heart. Every knee will bend, including yours. This is the response of Andrew Torba, the founder of social media site Gab, to a HuffPost reporter who wrote last week about Doug Mastriano’s gubernatorial campaign paying the site $5,000 for consultancy services. “WeRead More →

The following incidents were reported by Suffolk County Police: Centereach ■ A resident of Debron Court in Centereach reported that a stranger was filmed stealing his Ancheer 350W e-bike from his garden on July 7. ■ FW Webb Plumbing Supply on Middle Country Road in Centereach reported that two unknownRead More →

By Barbara Beltrami It might not be a popsicle or a slushy or an ice cold beer, but as vegetables go, a cucumber (especially an English one) is, as the cliché goes, really cool. Put a slice or two in your favorite hydration source, be it a martini or springRead More →

MR. EDITOR: Recently in the news there has been an interesting phenomenon in the world of computers. Google engineer Blake Lemoine, who signed on to test Google’s artificial intelligence tool called LaMDA (Language Model for Dialog Applications), claimed that the AI ​​robot is, in fact, sentient with thoughtsRead More →

Fasten your seat belts! The global cryptocurrency and blockchain community is kicking off in India, are you excited? Introducing India Blockchain Week (IBW) 2022, Brought to You by Organizers of Malaysia Blockchain Week, World Blockchain Conclave, Thailand Blockchain Week, Blockchain Focused Events in Asia, South Korea and Others other partsRead More →

From left: Robert Sanger, attorney representing Paul Flores, center, and his father Ruben Flores during pretrial motions on June 7, 2022. They are in a Monterey County courtroom. Paul Flores allegedly killed Kristin Smart after an off-campus Cal Poly party in May 1996. He was the last person seen withRead More →

After serving 17 years in state prison, Devon Toney returned to society unprepared for the challenges ahead. Toney described parole as another high-pressure situation in a series of high-pressure environments he has experienced since childhood. The parole, he said, only made his post-traumatic stress disorder worse, hampering any possibility ofRead More →

Town of Brookhaven Councilwoman Jane Bonner (R-Rocky Point) has served her community for decades. In an exclusive interview, she discussed her journey in local politics, her approach to commercial redevelopment, efforts to protect the environment and the upcoming redistricting process. What is your professional background and how did you getRead More →

A scene from the 2022 Jewish Summer Festival at Chabad Village in East Setauket. Picture from the Peggy Gallery A scene from the 2022 Jewish Summer Festival at ChabadRead More →

By: Edris Matu Segawa Every year there is a series of mandatory special LIVE SHOWCASES which Uganda-based TV houses are required to cover and air under broadcast policy or due to commercial demand. These range from national/global holiday events, presidential speeches and corporate meetings to government calendar proceedings. In theRead More →

Screenshot: ANT TV 1 / Kotaku Earlier today, Former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe shockingly murdered. Then the internet did its usual shitty thing of making bad jokes about current events, and it eventually led to a news station in Greece misidentifying the famous game developer. Hideo Kojima as anRead More →

“All politics is local.” This expression rings truer today than ever. The framers of the U.S. Constitution envisioned a system of federalism for the United States—one in which the national government was given a limited set of well-defined powers, with all other powers not delegated by the Constitution being reservedRead More →

The media have a great influence on any society. While some people may trust the content in the media, others may try to avoid it. In a recent investigation led by YouGov and commissioned by Reutersdigital reporting showed that the United States hosts the lowest trust in the media. ComparedRead More →

Left to right, from Budco Enterprises Inc. — President Buddy Simmons; Vice President Kristen Simmons; and Vice President Alex Simmons, as well as WMHO President Dr. Richard Rugen; Harlan Fischer; and OMMM President, Gloria Rocchio. WOSM photo Rooster fully restored andRead More →

Gretchen A. Peck | for editor and editor Kimberly Mata-Rubio is a reporter for the local newspaper The Uvalde Leader-News. She was at her desk when her newsroom received the first police alert. Rubio testified before the House of Representatives hearing on gun violence, telling everyone who listened, “Lexi wouldRead More →

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The Suffolk County Department of Health Services announced the first confirmed individual case of orthopoxvirus, or monkeypox, in Suffolk County on July 1. The person, who was seen by a local healthcare provider, is following isolation protocols from home. Orthopoxvirus testing was performed at the New York State Department ofRead More →

The following incidents were reported by Suffolk County Police: Centereach ■ A resident of Buick Drive in Centereach reported that two unidentified individuals smashed the rear window of his vehicle on June 22 and removed two iPhones worth $800 and cash. ■ A resident of Anne Drive in Centereach reportedRead More →

By Barbara Beltrami They are there! Take one and bite into it. Let the juice run down your chin, down your arm, and down your shirt. If it’s a good catch, who cares? If not, you’ve wasted your money and made an unnecessary mess. And in my experience, there’s noRead More →

Graduated from Commack High School Class of 2022. Photo by Rita J. Egan Graduated from Commack High School Class of 2022. Photo by Rita J. Egan Read More →

By Jeffrey Sanzel A a year ago, studios wondered if there would be a “return to normal”. Summer 2021 rode a mix of theater attendance and residual streaming. Delays in various releases continued throughout the fall, winter, and spring. This summer, the options seem to reflect the pre-pandemic era. ElvisRead More →

Local News on the Roku Channel Erik Gruenwedel June 28, 2022 On June 28, Roku announced its partnership with NBCUniversal to bring several local NBC news channels to The Roku Channel. Users will be able to access channels through The Roku Channel’s Live TV Guide. Through this partnership, NBCUniversal willRead More →

Deadline: July 29, 2022 Nominations are open for the International News Media Association (INMA) 30 Under 30 Awards 2022. The International News Media Association (INMA) recognizes the outstanding achievement and career potential of young professionals in the news media industry. The news media industry yearns for the infusion of youngRead More →

By Barbara Beltrami Summer and salads are synonymous. All those fresh vegetables and fruits just waiting to be cut up and tossed in a bowl. No cooking. No cleaning. The perfect accompaniment to something fresh off the grill. But wait a minute! Who said summer salads had to be sideRead More →

Reviewed by Jeffrey Sanzel ‘To Infinity and Beyond’ Takes a Different Context in Pixar’s Excellent Film Light year. Instead of a pithy catchphrase, the words become a heartfelt exchange between Buzz Lightyear and his friend and commanding officer, Alisha Hawthorne. This tweak encompasses the tonal shift from Buzz’s cinematic originRead More →

ABC News President Kim Godwin has been in her role for more than a year and she recently spoke with Recode host and Vox reporter Peter Kafka at the Collison Conference in Toronto, where they discussed the future of news media. With both audio and visual streaming increasingly becoming aRead More →

The Smithtown Department of Public Safety will extend a 50% reduction in the cost of parking violation summons through July The City of Smithtown Public Safety Department has extended the amnesty program for all parking tickets issued over the past nine years. People who missed the opportunity last month toRead More →

The Earl L. Vandermeulen High School Ball, a decades-old local tradition for the Port Jefferson community, returns on Tuesday, June 28. Since 1958, the ball has brought together members of the community in a spectacular send-off of its senior graduates. The tradition includes a secret theme decided by the parents,Read More →

Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone (D) held a press conference in Hauppauge on Friday, June 17, in support of public campaign funding for county offices. Under a 2017 law, a public campaign finance fund was created to use revenue generated by Jake’s 58 casino. the Republican majority in the CountyRead More →

Posted: 06/21/2022 12:48:56 Modified: 06/21/2022 12:48:36 Put politics aside for a moment, if you can. What does the word “conservative” mean to you, outside of this cursed arena? For me, this implies respect for tradition, caution in the face of change and fidelity to what has proven its worth. TheRead More →

Many people do not have access to reliable and useful local information because local newsrooms have been closed file picture By Prasun Sonwalkar Published: Mon 20 Jun 2022, 11:07 PM It’s no longer news that journalism is in crisis across the world: legacy business models may no longer be fitRead More →

Tom Price Hedgeville I read an article a few days ago regarding Alex Mooney’s alleged ethics issues. Of course, the House Ethics Committee “investigating” this issue is controlled by Democrats. The same people who insisted that Steele’s “Russian dossier” on former President Trump was truthfulness incarnate. Now they are “investigating”Read More →

By Barbara Beltrami While the grill and all grilling is Dad’s inviolable territory, on Father’s Day he has to be made to give up his squatting rights so we can treat him to something special. I think if we can bribe him with a nice cold beer or maybe aRead More →

By Michael E. Russell Michael E. Russell The state of our economy reminds me of the skit made by Bud Abbott and Lou Costello in the 1950s. Who’s first, what’s second, I don’t know who’s third! What a mess! Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen admits to a series of mistakes madeRead More →

As the cost of food spins out of control, public officials are scrambling for answers. A May report from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics says food prices have climbed 10.8% since April 2021, the biggest 12-month increase in more than four decades. The spike in food prices nationwide isRead More →

Interest in news in the Netherlands has slightly decreased. According to the Dutch Media Authority (DMA), the group of people with little or no interest in current affairs is increasing, especially among young people. Earlier this year, before the start of the war in Ukraine, the DMA, in conjunction withRead More →

The history of media consumption habits in Ireland is punctuated by colloquial language, but with these international overtones: TV series from Dallas to Breaking Bad, Sky Sports, late-night American talk shows and British tabloids – the influence of British and American media culture is indisputable. . However, this does notRead More →

The Organization of American States (OAS) has 35 member countries. The OAS promotes democracy, human rights, security and development. It was founded in 1948. Nine summits have taken place since then; the last Summit of the Americas was held last week in Los Angeles. Cuba was suspended from the OASRead More →

By Barbara Beltrami When I think of summer desserts, the word “chiffon” immediately springs to mind and conjures up visions of airy cakes and tarts as light as sundresses or curtains billowing in summer breezes. Fruit gives them their pastel colors… raspberry and strawberry pinks, lime greens, lemon yellows andRead More →

The Heckscher Museum of Art’s latest offering features a dynamic and timely exhibition of contemporary Asian and Asian American art. Drawn from the multifaceted collections of Jordan D. Schnitzer and the His Family Foundation, the exhibition, titled global asia, examines the cosmopolitan, exuberant and subtly subversive works of 15 artistsRead More →

The Village of Port Jeff Board of Directors held their monthly public meeting on Monday, June 6, addressing a number of issues. public safety Code Enforcement Chief Fred Leute reported that while the village hasn’t noticed a recent spike in auto break-ins, it is a crime trend that is occurringRead More →

Comsewogue Public Library Honors Original Research Committee at 55th Anniversary Ceremony Surrounded by City of Brookhaven officials, members of the Comsewogue Public Library honored their founding research committee at a 55th anniversary celebration. The Library Research Committee was the group of community members formed in 1966 at the embryonic stageRead More →

The Town of Brookhaven Planning Board closed a public hearing regarding a proposed subdivision for East Setauket at its June 6 meeting and put it on its decision calendar. The preliminary eight-lot subdivision that will feature a cul-de-sac and include a drainage basin is located at the southeast corner ofRead More →

New Delhi: As the Center retreated after around 15 countries, including a majority of Gulf countries, harshly criticized the controversial remarks of two BJP members on the Prophet Muhammad, the Editors Guild of India (EGI) expressed concern about the “irresponsible conduct of certain national news channels to deliberately create circumstancesRead More →

John Murray Press release | News Media Alliance The News Media Alliance named The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead (North Dakota) (small category), Detroit Free Press (medium category), Honolulu Star-Advertiser (medium category) and Newsday (Long Island, New York) (large category ) as recipients of the 2021 John P. Murray Award for ExcellenceRead More →

In this photo taken on March 20, 2022 and published by the Press Office of the Ukrainian Presidency, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky gives a video speech in Kyiv – Copyright AFP JACK GUEZ On Monday, Russia warned US news agencies that they risk losing their accreditation unless the West’s treatmentRead More →

Veterans, community members and government officials gathered at Rocky Point Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 6249 for a Memorial Day service honoring the dead. New York State Congresswoman Jodi Giglio (R-Riverhead) attended the event. She explained how the sacrifices of American veterans have preserved the constitutional rights of citizens throughoutRead More →

Officials gathered outside a vet room at Stony Brook University’s Long Island State Veterans Home for a Memorial Day service on Friday, May 27. Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone (D) gave the opening address for the event. He continued the theme raised during his county state address a week earlier,Read More →

By John L. Turner I vividly remember the first time I saw an Osprey (also called a Fish Hawk due to the fact that its diet is, with very few exceptions, entirely fish). When I was ten years old, a friend and I were birdwatching at the back of Miller’sRead More →

Please note that the Tyee Barometer polls are only intended to be a quick and engaging non-scientific snapshot of our readers’ opinions on various topics that fall within The Tyee’s very broad editorial mandate. They are not intended to be taken as a representative sample of British Columbia opinion. TheRead More →

Former CNN anchor and reporter Brooke Baldwin shares her concerns about an alarming trend she sees in TV news companies dropping coverage of mass shootings days after tragedies. In a column for The AtlanticBaldwin says top executives at major cable newsrooms are guided by ratings and revenue numbers instead ofRead More →

E&P Exclusives Democracy is always messy – and American democracy is perhaps the most messy. In our constant effort to form “a more perfect union”, the complex voting rules and procedures put in place to protect this right (or gain partisan advantage) are understood by few except those working inRead More →

May 25e, the Belgian Supervisory Authority (“GBA”) announced that it had fined a Belgian-based press company EUR 50,000 for using cookies on its websites without complying with the applicable requirements of the cookie law. The GBA decided to sanction the company primarily because although the company obtained consent from websiteRead More →

During his State of the County address, Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone (D) outlined an ambitious vision for a state-of-the-art North Terminal at Long Island MacArthur Airport that would connect to both a newly erected convention center and the main line of the Long Island Rail Road. “Every major areaRead More →

MELAKA: Media professionals should reinvent the ecosystem of their operations to be in tune with Industrial Revolution 4.0 (IR4.0) to ensure journalism career remains relevant, says Tokoh Wartawan Negara (National Prominent Journalist) Tan Sri Johan Jaaffar. According to him, this is because the world of journalism is increasingly faced withRead More →

Assemblywoman Jodi Giglio (R,C,I-Riverhead) hosted her annual “Women of Distinction” event, recognizing several accomplished women across the 2n/a Assembly District for their work and actions for their communities. Giglio has long been a champion of exceptionalism for women in professional development and in all areas of work. She therefore seesRead More →

The following incidents were reported by Suffolk County Police: Comack ■ A man and a woman entered HomeGoods on Henry Street in Commack on May 20 and allegedly stole an assortment of bedding worth $320. ■ Bunty’s jewelry on Commack Road in Commack was broken into on May 16 andRead More →

Texas Tribune staff felt determined to aggressively cover this week’s horrific school shooting in Uvalde, Texas, the editor said Sewell Chan, even though they are “exhausted that we have to cover this at all, exhausted that we have to cover this again, and resigned to participating in what at timesRead More →

Among the shortages New Yorkers face is blood donations. According to the New York Blood Center in a press release, two months ago donations began to drop. The center received 6,000 fewer donations than at the start of the year. “This is a worrying trend following the chronic blood crisisRead More →

Suffolk County Legislator Kara Hahn (D-Setauket) suspended her campaign to run for Congress. She made the announcement in an email to supporters on May 22. Hahn told TBR News Media it was not an easy decision. “But I’m convinced it’s the right one,” she said. “Too much is at stakeRead More →

Over 7,600 Stony Brook University students dropped off at Kenneth P. LaValle Stadium to participate in the 2022 Graduation Commencement Ceremony on Friday, May 20. The students were part of one of the largest graduating classes in the university’s 65-year history. They earned a combined total of 7,610 degrees andRead More →

Sweeten the summer with a frozen and fruity snack (Family-friendly features) Whether you spend your summer afternoons sitting by the pool, splashing around in the shallow end, or just soaking up the rays, part of the fun is beating the heat with a cool snack and refreshing. Heading to theRead More →

Placeholder while loading article actions Well-connected attorney Michael Sussmann’s trial focuses on whether he lied to the FBI by sharing potentially damaging allegations about Donald Trump at a key moment in the 2016 presidential campaign. But the first week of testimony showed that the prosecution’s conviction hopes hinged largely onRead More →

Some people are born for greatness; others have a horseshoe, you know where. He may not be the biggest name in radio just yet, but he’s up for the biggest. “I’m 6’8,” Jesse Kelly said. “Everyone in this business is small.” Kelly graduated from high school in 1999. Life wasRead More →

Media Advisory: The Coast Guard will hold an open house on SaturdayEditor’s Note: Media planning to attend should confirm attendance by 1 p.m. Friday by contacting the Office of Public Affairs at (216) 902-6020.WHAT: The Coast Guard is hosting an open house, including demonstrations and toursWHO: Cleveland Area Coast GuardRead More →

Share Tweeter Share E-mail Free TV Australia’s submission to a review of the News Media Code of Dealing, introduced just over 12 months ago, noted further improvements could be made. Although he was largely successful in leading trade negotiations, Brigitte justCEO of Free TV, said: “Although the digital platforms haveRead More →

MORRISTOWN, NJ – FOX News, in partnership with the National Merit Scholarship Program, has selected a Morristown native as one of the recipients of its third annual Dr. Charles Krauthammer Memorial Scholarship. Emmett Gaffney, a student at the Oratory Preparatory School, son of FOX’s vice president of documentary programming, wasRead More →

New collaborative funding models are proving crucial to media innovation and will be key to ensuring the long-term sustainability of newsrooms and beyond. The media industry has seen rapid change in recent years, with the rise of online platforms and their challenge to traditional advertising revenue, forcing a fundamental rethinkRead More →

News content created by UK publishers generates around £1billion in UK revenue for Google and Facebook each year, a leading academic has found. Professor Matthew Elliott of the University of Cambridge said the two US tech giants relied on journalism to keep users engaged, which was crucial to their businessRead More →

By Raymond Janis Next week, residents of the Comsewogue School District will decide on the election of two school board nominees. The terms of directors Robert DeStefano and Francisca Alabau-Blatter are coming to an end and both are up for re-election. On Tuesday, May 17, voters will determine who willRead More →

In Suffolk County, the number of positive COVID-19 tests has steadily increased over the past month, mirroring increases in other counties in the state and parts of the country. As of May 9, the number of people testing positive per 100,000 population over a seven-day average was 47.8. That’s upRead More →

The News Media Alliance and MPA – The Magazine Media Association announced their agreement to merge. The newly merged association will be called News/Media Alliance and, according to a spokesperson, will focus on “building a powerful future for quality journalism”. Members of both organizations have approved the merger, which, subjectRead More →

Share Tweeter Share E-mail CEO of NewsCorp Robert Thompson released the company’s financial results for the three months ending March 31, 2022. Thomson said: “News Corp’s revenue and profitability set new records for the third quarter, building on the momentum of previous record quarters. We have now achieved more profitabilityRead More →

The following incidents were reported by Suffolk County Police: center port ■ A 2019 Honda Pilot worth $20,000 was stolen from an alley on Arthur Street in Centerport on April 26. The keys had been left inside the unlocked vehicle. ■ A resident of Coolidge Drive in Centerport reported thatRead More →

It seems that any hope the mainstream media had of regaining audiences has been dashed by the recent and rapid collapse from CNN’s streaming service, CNN+. For the last decadeviewers and listeners have gradually moved away from legacy broadcast media, i.e. news media institutions established before the digital age, suchRead More →

Today, two of the industry’s leading associations representing news and magazine publishers are joining forces. Gretchen Peck | for editor and editor It’s official: the News Media Alliance (NMA) will merge today with The Magazine Media Association, still affectionately known by its former acronym, “MPA”, or the Magazine Publishers Association.Read More →

NEW YORK–(BUSINESS WIRE)–May 5, 2022– FOX News, in partnership with the National Merit Scholarship Program, has selected the recipients of the third annual Dr. Charles Krauthammer Memorial Scholarship, announced Suzanne Scott, CEO of FOX News Media. This year’s scholarships will be endowed for Emmett Gaffneyson of Vice President of DocumentaryRead More →

NEW YORK–(BUSINESS WIRE)–FOX News, in partnership with the National Merit Scholarship Program, has selected the recipients of the third annual Dr. Charles Krauthammer Memorial Scholarship, FOX News Media CEO Suzanne Scott announced. This year’s scholarships will be endowed for Emmett Gaffneyson of Vice President of Documentary Programming, Brian Gaffney andRead More →

Recent conversations with journalism and mass media students give me hope. The same goes for updates from college and university faculty members and reporters, editors and producers of our Alabama-based newspapers, television newscasts and multimedia outlets. As we’ve spoken with representatives from our Alabama Baptist schools and our public schoolsRead More →

Mills Pond Elementary sprinted into spring on Monday, April 11, 2022, with its Fun Run. After marching by class holding banners, Year Three (pictured) kicked off the festivities on the course, with other classesRead More →

Colorado became a test for press freedom last week, in a saga that remains unresolved. We the media have been alerted to the situation in which a Colorado judge and attorney general, Phil Weiser, tried to stop a journalist from The Denver Gazette to publish a story with materials sheRead More →

U.S. Senator Ron Wyden joined nine other Senate Democrats in introducing a resolution designating April 2022 as “Local Information Preservation Month.” Wyden says that as the son of a journalist, he’s proud to recognize local news as an important — and essential — function of democracy in America. The sponsorRead More →

The military conflict between Russia and Ukraine has led to an unprecedented upheaval in the world order that had prevailed for 30 years. It generated colossal losses and risks for both countries. There is a strong likelihood that the hostilities will continue. Apparently, the parties are preparing for another decisiveRead More →

The following incidents were reported by Suffolk County Police. center port ■ A Lakeside Drive resident in Centerport called police to report that a wallet containing credit cards was removed from a vehicle parked outside the home on April 20. A charge was then placed on the card. Comack ■Read More →

April 27, 2022 Kansas City Star editor to discuss news media challenges CARBONDALE, Ill. – Melinda Henneberger, opinion page editor of the Kansas City Star, will discuss the state of America’s news media at a virtual event next week hosted by Southern Illinois University Carbondale’s Paul Simon Institute for PublicRead More →

Twitter has a new owner as Telsa CEO Elon Musk buys the social media platform and takes it private. Twitter’s board has unanimously decided on Musk’s bid to buy the social media platform for $44 billion. Late Monday, #FreeSpeech was trending and users were asking if Elon Musk would considerRead More →

“The mainstream news media in India have always been criticized for their coverage of events. Turn on a TV news channel today and you will be greeted with provocative, grouchy, sometimes misleading headlines. In a race to become the number 1, which amazingly everyone is on his channel, objectionable graphicsRead More →

And finally tonight at Nine News Adelaide and a story about a hot air balloon making an emergency landing: WILL MCDONALD: As reported by Mimi Becker, the 12 passengers on board were not seriously injured… MIMI BECKER: It may be a few months before we find out why this balloonRead More →

On Wednesday, April 13, two guest speakers briefed the Port Jefferson Harbor Commission on the state of Port Jefferson Harbor and its future. George Hoffman, co-founder of the Setauket Harbor Task Force, shared the history of the Harbor Commission over the past two decades. “Until 2000, the commission had notRead More →

Many members of the media shared their jubilation after Tottenham Hotspur officially announced a new contract for Oliver Skipp. © Provided by Transfer Tavern oliver skipp warming up The Truth: A Decisive Year The 21-year-old midfielder has enjoyed a rapid rise to prominence at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium this seasonRead More →

By Nancy Marr With the upcoming closure of two of our Long Island landfills, we will need to work together to rethink how we handle waste. New York State lawmakers, looking for ways to reduce the plastics sent to our landfills, have crafted Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) bills that requireRead More →

LOS ANGELES (KABC) — As the 30th anniversary of the Los Angeles Uprising approaches, many in the community are reflecting on the lessons learned from this historic period. Asian Americans Advancing Justice Los Angeles brought together many civil rights leaders working to build unity before, during and after the 1992Read More →

It hasn’t been a month since CNN+ launched, and it could already be seeing its last days as a streaming service. According to VarietyWarner Bros. Discovery is shutting down CNN+ starting April 30. The cessation of operations of the streaming platform is the first major decision since the formalization ofRead More →

By Chris Mellides Spring is upon us and in times like these, the importance of community is paramount. April is National Autism Awareness Month and with it, small businesses on Long Island are partnering to benefit Catholic Health and St. Charles Hospital in Port Jefferson to help brighten the livesRead More →

Zac Brown has had enough of the news. In a new interview with rolling stone, Zac Brown weighed in on the effects of the pandemic on his 250-person operation, the style of live show they are planning this year, how they have learned to manage their health over the yearsRead More →