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9:20 AM ET, June 3, 2024

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Washington Post:
WaPo says Matt Murray will be Executive Editor until the US presidential election, after which Robert Winnett will take on the new role of Editor  —  The Washington Post also announced today its intention to launch a new division of the newsroom dedicated to better serving audiences …
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New York Times:
The Washington Post Executive Editor Sally Buzbee steps down, replaced by Matt Murray, former editor-in-chief of The Wall Street Journal  —  Matt Murray, the former editor in chief of The Wall Street Journal, will take her place.  —  The executive editor of The Washington Post, Sally Buzbee …
David Folkenflik / @davidfolkenflik:
[Thread] Sources: Will Lewis wants to make his mark on the WaPo newsroom, bringing in Robert Winnett, who Lewis worked with on a UK MP's expenses scandal story  —  Some WashPost thoughts, based on conversations with six people with knowledge of events, overlaid with a touch of analysis. Let's even call it a 🧵 First: Will Lewis wanted to force out Sally Buzbee and bring a trusted pal to run the WaPo newsroom. He wanted to make his mark.
Washington Post:
Email: Washington Post Publisher and CEO William Lewis says the outlet plans to launch a newsroom unit in 2024 focused on “service and social media journalism”  —  The departure of the first woman to run the nearly 150-year-old news operation was sudden and followed the arrival in January of a new publisher.
Alex Kirshner / GQ:
Q&A with ESPN's Stephen A. Smith on his new docuseries Up For Debate: The Evolution of Sports Media, streaming on ESPN+, his motivation for the series, and more  —  The reigning king of sports media discusses his new docuseries, his upcoming contract negotiations, and his pick for the next Disney CEO.
Joseph Menn / Washington Post:
Hacked emails and documents: top editors of US-focused news website The Grayzone received funding from Iran's Press TV, as well as Russia's RT and Sputnik  —  Misinformation experts say an overlap in funding underscores concern that the spread of falsehoods and propaganda online is entering …
Ivan Mehta / TechCrunch:
X changes its adult content policies, formally letting users post consensual NSFW and AI content provided it is properly labeled and “not prominently displayed”  —  The internet has been home to all kinds of content for a long time, so it was no surprise to anyone when people started tweeting porn at each other.
Discussion: X, more at Techmeme »
Reuters:
Zara plans to expand live shopping broadcasts in the UK, Europe, and the US between August and October 2024, testing a format that is wildly popular in China  —  Zara will expand its live shopping broadcasts to the UK, Europe and the United States this year, testing a format …
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John Carreyrou / New York Times:
An arbitrator rules in Netflix's favor in a dispute with Hollywood director Carl Erik Rinsch over a $55M sci-fi series that never aired, awarding Netflix $8.8M  —  An arbitrator awarded Netflix damages from the Hollywood director Carl Erik Rinsch, who had been developing a high-profile TV series, “Conquest.”
Tom Warren / The Verge:
Spotify plans to raise US prices: Premium from $10.99 to $11.99 per month, Duo from $14.99 to $16.99, and Family from $16.99 to $19.99, after a July 2023 hike  —  A year after Spotify first increased the price of Spotify Premium in the US, it's happening again.
Mia Galuppo / The Hollywood Reporter:
Video Consortium, which provides documentary filmmakers with workshops and other resources, is now helping them connect with local newsrooms via Press Forward  —  The group has long provided doc filmmakers and journalists with workshops and mentorship programs that have led to multiple projects …
Marianna Spring / BBC:
A look at the uptick of AI-generated videos on TikTok featuring politicians in the UK; Ofcom says TikTok was the fastest growing news source in 2022 and 2023  —  Young voters in key election battlegrounds are being recommended fake AI-generated videos featuring party leaders, misinformation …
 
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Max Goldbart / Deadline:
The UK's Ofcom finds Amazon Prime Video in breach of part of its harmful content code in the new UK Media Bill, in relation to 2022 Filipino movie Pamasahe
Ben Smith / Semafor:
Vivek Ramaswamy suggests one potential path to wrest control of BuzzFeed, and Jonah Peretti offers broad thoughts on BuzzFeed's current focus on entertainment
Laura Wagner / Washington Post:
The Times Guild leaders say NYT, while rolling out expanded bio pages for staff, made “petty” cuts to the language in which staffers extolled their Guild work
Discussion: Business Insider
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Brian Welk / IndieWire:
The Tribeca Festival and OpenAI plan to feature five short films made using OpenAI's text-to-video tool Sora on June 15
Tom Dreisbach / NPR:
Salem Media is halting distribution of the film and book 2000 Mules and removing the film from its platforms; it apologized to a man who sued for defamation
Max Tani / Semafor:
Details of CNN's ad packages for its Biden-Trump debate on June 27: a top-tier level with a $1.5M minimum, limits on spending by campaigns and PACs, and more
Discussion: New York Post