FDA Tightens Covid Booster Approval Criteria, Impacting Vaccine Availability
The FDA's new policy restricts COVID-19 booster approvals to high-risk groups, requiring more rigorous data for vaccines for healthy individuals. Experts warn this could reduce vaccine access and public trust. The change happens amid leadership shifts influenced by anti-vaccine advocates, raising concerns about vaccine availability and public health.
State Superintendent Labels Oklahoma Station as 'Fake News' During Media Exchange
The State Superintendent of Schools in Oklahoma accused KFOR station of spreading 'fake news' during a media exchange, challenging the legitimacy of the questions posed by the station and dismissing their presence.
Spectrum Introduces 24/7 Spectrum News Channel in Michigan
Spectrum has launched Spectrum News Michigan, a 24/7 news channel led by executive producer Craig Huber, a Michigan native with more than 30 years in journalism.
Wendy McMahon Resigns as President of CBS News and Stations Amid Legal Dispute
Wendy McMahon is stepping down from her role as President of CBS News and Stations. Her departure is seen by Variety as a possible indication that Paramount seeks to resolve its legal dispute with Donald Trump.
HBO's 'Mountainhead' Trailer Critiques Billionaire Tech CEOs and Their Impact
The HBO film Mountainhead, created by Jesse Armstrong, critiques billionaire tech CEOs whose AI-driven platform is linked to societal harm. The story explores their denial and entitlement, reflecting current tech controversies and offering a dramatic look at wealth and power. Premieres May 31st.
MSNBC Appoints Sudeep Reddy as Bureau Chief for New D.C. Office
Sudeep Reddy has been appointed as the bureau chief for MSNBC's new Washington, D.C. office, which is set to become operational soon. He will oversee the bureau's activities and leadership in the capital.
Graduates, Your Career Isn't Over: Thriving Alongside AI
A commencement speech at Temple University addressed how new graduates can thrive and compete with advanced AI technologies in their careers. The message emphasized strategies for leveraging AI rather than being hindered by it.
NBCU Ad Chief Mark Marshall Reflects on Front Row Moments and Jimmy Kimmel's Roast
Mark Marshall, NBCU's advertising chief, revealed that being seen in the rafters at Radio City Music Hall for the upfront event was an unexpected moment and not part of his advertising pitch, also mentioning his experience being roasted by Jimmy Kimmel.
Liz Bishop Retires from Albany CBS Station After Five Decades of Service
After a remarkable career spanning over 50 years, Liz Bishop is retiring from the Albany CBS affiliate where she started working in 1973. Her long tenure at the station marks a significant milestone in broadcast journalism history.
Elon Musk's Attempt to Control US Copyright Office Fails, Leading to Hostility Toward Tech
Elon Musk's plan to take control of the US Copyright Office through Donald Trump's administration has backfired. The acting replacements appointed are reportedly hostile to the tech sector, complicating regulatory dynamics especially around AI copyright issues.
Gray Media Appoints New General Managers for Nebraska Stations
Gray Media has announced Shannon Booth as the new General Manager for WOWT, replacing Jim McKernan. This leadership change marks a new chapter for the Nebraska-based station under Gray Media's management.
Shannon Cake to Retire from WPTV After Nearly Three Decades
Shannon Cake is retiring from WPTV after an impressive career spanning almost 30 years, having joined the station in 1996. Her departure marks the end of a significant era at WPTV.
Trump Administration Removes Copyright Office Chief Amid Controversy Over AI Fair Use Report
Shira Perlmutter was fired by the Trump administration soon after the US Copyright Office released a nuanced report on AI training data and fair use of copyrighted works. Critics claim the dismissal was politically motivated, reflecting tensions over AI's use of copyrighted material and broader cultural issues.
Indigenous Scientists Unite to Safeguard Their Cultural Data
Indigenous scientists, led by Professor Max Liboiron, connect monthly to support each other against challenges in Western academia and protect their cultural data. Political shifts in the US heightened the urgency to defend Indigenous research and sovereignty, highlighting the intersection of activism and science in preserving Indigenous rights.