Media Ownership & Bias
Ownership changes, editorial control, and debates over media bias and political influence in news organizations and journalism.
5 events tracked
Latest in Media Ownership & Bias· Oct 19
Christiane Amanpour is leaving CNN after 40 years at the network. Amanpour anchored the broadcaster's international coverage and built her reputation reporting from conflict zones and political crises. The departure reshapes CNN's on-air talent but does not trigger immediate financial consequences for the network or broader media sector.
- Single source3 days ago
Christiane Amanpour exits CNN after four decades
Christiane Amanpour departs CNN after 43 years as chief international correspondent.
The New York Times
- Single source3 days ago
Huw Edwards challenges Channel 5 drama depicting his fall from grace
Ofcom investigates complaint against Huw Edwards over Channel 5 drama role.
The Guardian
- Single source4 days ago
Canary, leftwing news site, shuts down citing hostile campaign
Canary news website shuts down, citing hostile campaign; no direct market impact identified.
The Guardian
- Single source8 days ago
Shook Research rebrands as Veritant following Forbes payment disclosure
Shook Research rebrands to Veritant following Forbes scandal involving equity research practices.
The New York Times
- Single source24 days ago
Green energy entrepreneur Vince to fund new metropolitan news venture
Dale Vince plans to invest in a capital-spanning news platform, backing struggling publications including the Camden New Journal and related titles.
The Guardian