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2:56 AM ET, April 3, 2022

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Sara Fischer / Axios:
Source: White House press secretary Jen Psaki is in exclusive talks to join MSNBC after she leaves in May  —  White House press secretary Jen Psaki is in exclusive talks with MSNBC to join the network after she leaves the White House around May, according to a source close to the matter.
Brent Lang / Variety:
Will Smith resigns from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences and says he will accept any additional consequences the academy's board deems appropriate  —  Will Smith, facing possible expulsion or suspension after he assaulted Chris Rock during last Sunday's Oscars telecast …
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Matt Tamanini / The Streamable:
Parks Associates: the number of US households signing up for OTT streaming video directly from the services' websites fell from 41% in Q1 2020 to 29% in Q3 2021  —  A new study from market research and consulting company Parks Associates, Data-Based Decision Making for Video Services …
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Lauren Forristal / The Streamable:
Hulu's deal with Epix ended on March 23; the 2015 agreement let Hulu offer hundreds of movies from Paramount, MGM, Lionsgate, and several other studios
Mike Masnick / Techdirt:
A deep look at the benefits of content moderation in open forums, and how creating spaces where more people feel free to talk can support free speech  —  Obviously over the past few years there's been all of these debates about the content moderation practices of various websites.
Shraddha Chakradhar / Nieman Lab:
A look at the tense relationship between Oregon politician Greg Smith and local newspaper Malheur Enterprise, which Smith wants to buy after it investigated him  —  “I was tired of getting poked in the chest for not doing anything wrong.  And it was like, 'You know what?
Angela Fu / Poynter:
Over 75 unionized journalists at the Miami Herald, El Nuevo Herald, and Bradenton Herald stage a 24-hour walkout on Friday to protest long contract negotiations  —  Journalists at the Miami Herald, El Nuevo Herald and Bradenton Herald are walking out after over a year and a half of first contract negotiations
New York Times:
Shealah Craighead, Trump's chief White House photographer, planned to publish a book but was preempted by Trump, who published his own with no photo credits  —  The former chief White House photographer made plans to publish a book of Trump photos.  The former president had other plans.
Anna P. Kambhampaty / New York Times:
A look at @depthsofwikipedia, a viral social media account created by 22-year-old Annie Rauwerda that shares bizarre, amusing, and surprising Wikipedia snippets  —  On @depthsofwikipedia, Annie Rauwerda is compiling some of the crowdsourced site's most bizarre pages.
Jonathan Stempel / Reuters:
In a 3-0 decision, the DC appeals court rejects former congressman Devin Nunes' effort to revive a $250M lawsuit accusing The Washington Post of defamation  —  A U.S. appeals court on Friday rejected former congressman Devin Nunes' effort to revive a $250 million lawsuit accusing the Washington Post …
Dan Milmo / The Guardian:
Michael Grade is formally confirmed as Ofcom chair, despite some MPs warning that has a “clear lack of depth” of knowledge about social media and online safety  —  Former BBC chair will lead watchdog even though report said his knowledge of social media and online safety clearly lacked depth
Discussion: BBC
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Andrew Kersley / Press Gazette:
Newly named Ofcom chair Michael Grade tells MPs that he will “leave his opinions at the door”, after previously accusing Ofcom staff of being “woke warriors”
Jessica Toonkel / The Information:
Sources: at a recent employee town hall and a management offsite meeting, Netflix executives cautioned employees to be more mindful about spending and hiring  —  Netflix is tightening its belt.  —  In two separate meetings over the past few weeks, Netflix executives cautioned employees …
Alik Sardarian / openDemocracy:
Some Western journalists in Ukraine do not listen to locals' warnings, don't bother to provide protection for fixers, and go into dangerous places needlessly  —  As international media try to cover the horror of Russia's attack on Ukraine, they are failing the people who are helping them do it: Ukrainian journalists and producers
Marina Adami / Reuters Institute for the Study …:
A look at the initiatives by news organizations in Poland, Germany, and Italy to inform Ukrainian refugees how to access services, adapt to customs, and more  —  News organisations in Poland, Germany and Italy have launched initiatives to provide displaced people with useful information
Discussion: @eduardosuarez
Josh Gerstein / Politico:
A judge rules against editor Moira Donegan, the creator of the viral Shitty Media Men list, in her attempt to block the libel suit against her using Section 230  —  A libel lawsuit over a widely circulated Google spreadsheet listing men in the news media who had allegedly committed sexual assault …
Tim Baysinger / Axios:
Ex-Jalopnik journalists David Tracy and Jason Torchinsky launch The Autopian, an automotive news outlet, with backing from an LA car dealer, the sole investor  —  Exit Content Preview  —  On Friday, a pair of ex-G/O Media staffers — David Tracy and Jason Torchinsky — launched The Autopian …
Discussion: @jasontorchinsky and @kerrymflynn
Ukrinform - Ukrainian National News Agency:
Maks Levin, a photojournalist covering the war in Ukraine who went missing near Kyiv on March 13, is found dead  —  Police found Ukrainian photojournalist, documentary photographer Maks Levin dead near the village of Huta Mezhyhirska in Kyiv region.  He left four minor sons, a wife, and elderly parents.
NABJ:
The NABJ schedules a meeting with CNN executives for next week following criticism of a social media photo showing a lack of diversity in CNN+'s “War Room”  —  The National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) has scheduled another meeting with CNN executives in the aftermath …
 
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Mark Hannah / Foreign Policy:
Journalists and media outlets in the US have a pro-war bias since they rely on military sources, not on civil society voices, and think war is morally clear-cut
Matt Tamanini / The Streamable:
Report: Amazon Prime Video will air 21 New York Yankees games starting on April 22, only in the New York tri-state area; the games won't be on YES nor linear TV
Reed Albergotti / Washington Post:
Some Russian oligarchs are using the UK's data privacy law, intended to prevent ads from tracking consumers, to sue journalists who cover them, even in the US
Alex Heath / The Verge:
Meta confirms a now-fixed Facebook bug led to a “massive ranking failure” that increased views of harmful content up to 30% over the past six months
 Earlier Picks: 
Sara Fischer / Axios:
Cox Media Group agrees to sell 12 TV stations to Imagicomm, a broadcast affiliate of INSP, a cable network that runs movies, classic TV shows, and Westerns
Discussion: TVNewsCheck
Karlene Lukovitz / MediaPost:
Like HBO Max before it, CNN+ is not yet available on Roku; CNN+ is also not on Android TV, Google TV, TV platforms from Samsung and LG, nor PlayStation and Xbox
Discussion: The Streamable
Layla A. Jones / The Philadelphia Inquirer:
A look at the legacy of the Eyewitness and Action News local news formats, which originated in Philadelphia and reinforced community of color stereotypes
Jon Porter / The Verge:
Google plans to add “highly cited” Search labels for original reporting and press releases, coming “soon” in the US on mobile and “in the coming weeks” globally
Sara Fischer / Axios:
The Daily Wire plans to invest “a minimum of $100M” over three years in kids entertainment, to challenge Disney and its stance on Florida's “Don't Say Gay” bill