The White House’s warnings about what Russia will do next have been ominously accurate so far, so a warning from President Joe Biden should put businesses, governments, utilities, hospitals and, yes, news organizations on alert. more

What's ahead for The Gazette? Here are some thoughts from Chris Reen, CEO and president of Gazette owner Clarity Media. more

Independent Australian news sites are instigating a “news freeze” on Tuesday to protest Big Tech’s failures to pay for their content. more

After Congress demanded changes, ICE officials will now have to get approval from senior leaders before issuing an administrative subpoena to members of the media. more

A new study of social media about a climate change conference found journalists’ negative tweets gained far more traction with users than positive ones. That’s one of the findings in this new collection of research into climate journalism. more

A former Google employee sued the tech giant for racial discrimination, saying it engages in a “pattern and practice” of unfair treatment for its Black workers. The suit claims the company steered them into lower-level and lower-paid jobs and subjected them to a hostile work environment if they speak out. more

A Moscow court banned Facebook and Instagram on Monday for what it deemed extremist activity in a case against their parent company, Meta. more

In an interview, ProPublica reporter Lylla Younes talks about how she and her colleagues created a map of toxic air pollution hot spots using EPA data, how the team found human stories and advice she has for journalists. more

Mstyslav Chernov is a video journalist for The Associated Press. This is his account of the siege of Mariupol, as documented with photographer Evgeniy Maloletka and told to correspondent Lori Hinnant. more

America's Newspapers is honored to welcome Protecmedia into membership as a Solutions Partner. more

Lee Enterprises has named Kelly Lecker the next executive editor of the Wisconsin State Journal, effective April 11. Lecker currently serves as both the interim editor and the managing/investigative editor of the Columbus Dispatch in Columbus, Ohio. more

An Ethiopian court has extended the three-month detention without charges of journalist Amir Aman Kiyaro to give police 11 more days to interview witnesses, saying after that the state must formally charge him or release him. more

Nielsen Holdings PLC has turned down a bid by a private-equity consortium to buy the media-measurement giant. more

Materials sought as part of suit filed by photojournalist blinded by police. more

From searching audio soundbites to analyzing quotes and sources, machine learning has the potential to better serve diverse audiences and create new beats. more

About a year ago U.S. local media group McClatchy identified some gaps in its local reporting — topics that were driving new audiences, but which the newsrooms didn’t have the reporters to cover. The publisher decided to start using robots to do bulk routine reporting on “gap” topics like high school sports and real estate sales, and such automated content is now published in 10 of its markets. more

The Ukrainian president's warnings of what could happen next are dramatic, but not overstated. more

A Q&A with Public Integrity’s Joe Yerardi. more

The University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications has announced that broadcast news veteran Denise Vickers has been named the director of the Innovation News Center, the College’s state-of-the-art, multimedia newsroom. more

After 19 years with the University of Arizona School of Journalism, Professor Celeste González de Bustamante will become associate dean of diversity, equity and inclusion at the Moody College of Communication at the University of Texas at Austin in the fall. more