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2:05 PM ET, November 22, 2025

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Ginia Bellafante / New York Times:
Vanity Fair is reviewing its ties to Olivia Nuzzi, hired in September, after being “taken by surprise” by an essay that raised new questions about her ethics  —  The magazine, which recently hired the journalist, said it had been “taken by surprise” by new claims in an essay by her former fiancé, Ryan Lizza.
Mark Sweney / The Guardian:
Daily Mail owner DMGT strikes a £500M deal with RedBird IMI to buy Telegraph titles, in a deal likely to trigger an in-depth investigation by Ofcom and the CMA  —  Acquisition likely to trigger in-depth investigation by regulator after agreement between DMGT and Redbird IMI
Andy Larsen / Salt Lake Tribune:
The nonprofit Salt Lake Tribune plans to remove its paywall in Q1 2026 and projects 2025 net revenue of about $1M on gross revenue of $13.57M  —  Andy Larsen breaks down what's happened in 2025 — and what's to come next year — in The Tribune's business  —  Welcome to The Salt Lake Tribune's 2025 annual report!
Sara Guaglione / Digiday:
A look at The Atlantic's AI bot blocking strategy, which involves a scorecard to determine which scrapers generate traffic and subsequent conversions  —  A series talking to C-suite executives about the strategies guiding their bottom lines.  More from the series →
Aisha Down / The Guardian:
Researchers say Russia-aligned Pravda network is engaging in “LLM grooming”, flooding the internet with disinformation to influence chatbots like ChatGPT  —  Thinktank says internet flooded with disinformation by Russia-aligned Pravda network, which many websites treat as credible
Matt Craig / Forbes:
Streaming provides some movie stars like Mark Wahlberg with guaranteed paydays they wouldn't be able to command in the turbulent theatrical marketplace  —  As theatrical releases decline, the 54-year-old actor has become the most bankable star on Netflix, Amazon and Apple …
Anita Komuves / Reuters:
RFE/RL Hungarian service Szabad Európa, which was restarted in 2020, shuts down after USAGM's Kari Lake claimed it harmed Trump's foreign policy in a key ally  —  - RFE/RL to end Hungarian service after relaunch  — Service restarted in 2020 after ‘decline’ in media voices
Matthew Keys / TheDesk.net:
Fubo pulls NBCUniversal channels from its service, including local NBC stations, regional sports networks, CNBC, and MS Now, following a distribution dispute  —  Subscribers of sports-centric streaming service Fubo are no longer able to watch channels from Comcast's NBC Universal on that platform …
Michael Savage / The Guardian:
BBC board member Shumeet Banerji resigns, saying he was cut out of discussions that led to the resignation of the BBC's director general, Tim Davie  —  Shumeet Banerji was away during crucial discussions that led to resignation of director general and BBC News chief
David McCabe / New York Times:
A US judge is expected to rule next year on breaking up Google's ad tech monopoly, after the DOJ and Google delivered closing arguments in a remedies hearing  —  Judge Leonie M. Brinkema is on the clock.  —  The federal judge, who sits on the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia …
Al Tompkins / Poynter:
Nexstar's FCC filing in its $6.2B proposed merger with Tegna asks for urgent approval, which would require changing rules that limit station ownership  —  The broadcaster is pressing the FCC to fast-track a $6.2B deal that would expand its reach to more than half of US households
 
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Rasmus Kleis Nielsen / Nieman Lab:
A look at the system for distribution of direct media subsidies developed for the government of Denmark, which spends ~0.2% of its GDP on direct media subsidies
Mayank Parmar / BleepingComputer:
Google says ads that some users are seeing in AI Mode are part of a test; the ads have a “sponsored” label and appear at the bottom of the page
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