Adweek: Television

• newSeveral of Spring’s Biggest Cable Series Delayed Due to COVID-19

  

  Over the past several weeks, the coronavirus pandemic has sent shockwaves through the television industry, shutting down almost all production and leaving advertisers scrambling as almost all major sporting events were canceled. While cable networks…
  - 56 mins ago, 30 Mar 20, 2:01pm -
• newThe Frito-Lay Snack Society Is an Invite-Only Fan Club for Chip Lovers

  

  When Frito-Lay devotee Abby Nierman got a direct message on Instagram from the snack food giant inviting her to join its fan club, The Frito-Lay Snack Society, she was more than a little surprised. "I definitely screenshot it and dropped it into my g…
  - 2 hours ago, 30 Mar 20, 1:02pm -
• newBurger King Is Advertising a ‘Quarantine Whopper’ You Can Make at Home

  

  Advertising in the quarantine era is no simple task. Many companies are simply closed for business, meaning there's not much to advertise anyway. And those that do still have things to promote have to walk a delicate line of sensitivity, with tremend…
  - 2 hours ago, 30 Mar 20, 12:59pm -
• newAdweek Together: This Nation Is Now Flattening the Curve

  

  Despite more than 9,600 reported cases of COVID-19, the Republic of South Korea has managed to begin flattening the curve--meaning that a region has finally slowed the progress of the coronavirus. March 8 was a turning point for the country: Though i…
  - 2 hours ago, 30 Mar 20, 12:58pm -
• newNHL Continues Rolling Out Social Initiatives to Keep Fans Busy During Covid-19 Suspension

  

  The National Hockey League came up with two more new ways to keep its fans entertained via its social platforms while its season remains on ice due to the coronavirus pandemic. Voting is now open for the Greatest Moments of the 2019-20 NHL Season ...…
  - 2 hours ago, 30 Mar 20, 12:45pm -
• newThis Agency Brings a Virtual Slice of Las Vegas to Your Next Zoom Gathering

  

  One of the byproducts of the coronavirus pandemic is a mass movement to work from home. Videoconferences have become the norm for most workplaces, yet there are ways to inject a bit of happiness into an otherwise bleak crisis. As Zoom becomes the pre…
  - 3 hours ago, 30 Mar 20, 12:22pm -
• newFacebook Pledges Another $100 Million to Support the News Industry

  

  Facebook said Monday that it will invest $100 million to help support the news industry during the coronavirus pandemic: $25 million in emergency grant funding for local news via its Facebook Journalism Project, and $75 million in additional market s…
  - 3 hours ago, 30 Mar 20, 12:05pm -
• newHavas New York Makes Wellness Part of the Work-From-Home Routine

  

  As people everywhere do their best to navigate the necessity of working remotely, the New York offices of Havas has built up a series of programming to help keep creatives--and anyone else who'd like to join in--growing mentally and spiritually. Rece…
  - 3 hours ago, 30 Mar 20, 12:04pm -
• newCreating an Advertising World That My 17-Year-Old Self Would Want to See

  

  As I reflect on generational equality, the theme of 2020's International Women's Day--which, in my opinion, deserves far more space than a day or even a month--my mind goes back to the recent debate as to whether this year's Super Bowl halftime show…
  - 4 hours ago, 30 Mar 20, 11:00am -
• newInstagram: Here’s How to Raise Money for Nonprofits Fighting the Coronavirus

  

  Instagram recently updated the Donation sticker in Instagram Stories to highlight organizations that are helping to fight the coronavirus. If you want to create a campaign to raise money for one of these nonprofits, our guide will show you how this i…
  - 5 hours ago, 30 Mar 20, 10:05am -

AllThingsD: Media

• The Longish Goodbye: Highlights From AllThingsD Staffers Johnson, Del Rey and Cha

  

  I don't know why you say hello, we say goodbye.
  - 28 Dec 13, 5:40pm -
• Malware Attacks by Syrian Pro-Government Hackers Are on the Rise

  

  The Syrian Electronic Army isn't the only pro-Assad group using hacking attacks.
  - 27 Dec 13, 4:27pm -
• Rdio Killed the Vdio Star
  Not even a year old, and already Vdio is taking a dirt nap. Rdio said on Friday that it is scrapping the nascent video-streaming platform with which it had hoped to take on Netflix and Hulu. "Despite our efforts, we were not able to deliver the diffe…
  - 27 Dec 13, 3:56pm -
• QOTD: Sneaky Snaps
  Back when we had cameras that weren’t in our phones, it would be really strange to just walk up to someone and take a picture of them, or kind of place the camera on the table and try to sneak a picture of someone as they’re ordering food or some…
  - 27 Dec 13, 11:00am -
• Buh-Bye From AllThingsD! More Staff Highlights: Fried, Goode and "Everyone Likes Mike" Isaac.

  

  Parting is such sweet sorrow.
  - 27 Dec 13, 10:00am -
• Kids Get New Tablets Over the Holidays? Here’s How to Lock 'Em Down.

  

  After $50 in Angry Birds purchases, I'm now the wiser.
  - 27 Dec 13, 8:00am -
• As AllThingsD Draws to a Close, Here Are Some Staff Highlights -- Part One: Kafka, Hesseldahl, Gannes

  

  How can you miss us if we won't go away?
  - 26 Dec 13, 3:47pm -
• Tech Stocks Hover Near 2013 Highs, Paving Way for 2014 IPOs Like Alibaba, Box and Dropbox

  

  Up is the new up.
  - 26 Dec 13, 1:07pm -
• RapGenius and Google: Tales in Growth Hacking Gone Wrong

  

  A startup gets in hot water with Google's search team. Was it a misstep, or did it just get caught doing what other companies are doing?
  - 26 Dec 13, 12:52pm -
• QuizUp Creator Plain Vanilla Games Raises Another $22 Million
  On top of a $1.2 million seed round, a $2.5 million Series A and then a $2 million extension to that Series A, Plain Vanilla Games has just raised another bundle of money for its mobile trivia game QuizUp: A $22 million Series B, led by Sequoia Capit…
  - 26 Dec 13, 12:40pm -

Fast Company Magazine

• newJohnson & Johnson signs a COVID-19 vaccine deal with the U.S. government

  

  The first batches of a COVID-19 vaccine could be ready by early 2021, the company said.Johnson & Johnson has signed a $1 billion deal with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services with the goal of creating more than one billion doses of a va…
  - 5 hours ago, 30 Mar 20, 9:48am -
• new“I don’t have savings”: How one LA restaurant’s workers are coping with the closing

  

  Restaurant workers at a Los Angeles eatery were looking forward to the high season of tips and extra hours. Then came the pandemic.Capital & Main is an award-winning publication that reports from California on economic, political, and social issues…
  - 5 hours ago, 30 Mar 20, 9:45am -
• newThis map shares the sounds of coronavirus lockdown around the world

  

  Sounds posted to the #StayHomeSounds map include birdcalls recorded in Vancouver and Phnom Penh, the sounds of children playing around the world, and communities applauding the sacrifice of healthcare workers. Around the world, new restrictions put…
  - 5 hours ago, 30 Mar 20, 9:30am -
• newZipline will bring its medical delivery drones to the U.S. to help fight the coronavirus

  

  It’s successfully helping the medical system in Ghana and Rwanda. Now the drone company thinks it can help streamline U.S. medical deliveries while maintaining social distancing.Zipline, a medical drone delivery company that launched in Rwanda, pl…
  - 6 hours ago, 30 Mar 20, 9:15am -
• newThis documentary shows you what life in social isolation is really like

  

  The BBC special ‘Coronavirus: Life Inside China’s Lockdown’ tells two very different but important stories from Wuhan about what it’s like to live through the coronavirus curve.The United States and many other countries outside of China are…
  - 7 hours ago, 30 Mar 20, 8:10am -
• newHouse cleaning can protect you from coronavirus. Here’s how the CDC says to do it right

  

  Here are a few tips for keeping your home from being infectious in the age of the coronavirus.The CDC released some rather intense housecleaning guidelines that, if enacted, might consume all of your time. (“Clean surfaces using soap and water . .…
  - 7 hours ago, 30 Mar 20, 8:09am -
• newHow to find time for a side hustle when you’re staying at home

  

  It doesn’t need to take a lot of time—and the benefits can be enormous.With a recession here, creating extra streams of income may be more important than ever. If you’re working from home and trying to juggle the added responsibility of having…
  - 7 hours ago, 30 Mar 20, 7:30am -
• newJohn Krasinski launches ‘good news’ show from his home during coronavirus, with help from Steve Carell

  

  In an effort to spread some positivity during a global health crisis, the actor/director created his own evening news-style show, ‘Some Good News.’ He even got his ‘Office’ costar Steve Carell to help out.As the world continues to grapple wi…
  - 8 hours ago, 30 Mar 20, 7:20am -
• newWatch the Lego recreation of 007’s ‘Thunderball’ jetpack scene you didn’t know you needed

  

  Composer Jon Opstad went retro James Bond with his kids’ homeschooling project.For many people, one of the bigger challenges of self-isolation, social distancing, sheltering in place, and working from home has been that they’ve also had to becom…
  - 8 hours ago, 30 Mar 20, 7:00am -
• newThis clever keychain helps you avoid touching surfaces

  

  It’s already raised more than $100,000 on Kickstarter.With reports that coronavirus pathogens can live on surfaces for up to 72 hours, minimizing the frequency with which we touch things is paramount. But it’s hard to do. You can’t exactly avo…
  - 8 hours ago, 30 Mar 20, 6:45am -

Financial Times: Media

• Quibi/Netflix: quarantine and chill 
  Short videos aimed at people on the go may not appeal to viewers with nowhere to go
  - 2 days ago, 29 Mar 20, 12:00am -
• Alberto Uderzo, French cartoonist, 1927-2020
  A gracious man, puzzled by the phenomenal appeal of a village of indomitable Gauls
  - 3 days ago, 27 Mar 20, 9:31am -
• The coming video game renaissance
  It will be glorious.
  - 4 days ago, 27 Mar 20, 1:00am -
• Chefs, DJs, teachers: the rise of the lockdown celebrity
  As the coronavirus forces people into their homes, a new breed of influencer is emerging online
  - 5 days ago, 26 Mar 20, 1:00am -
• JPI Media suspends print production of free newspapers
  Local titles hit by drop in advertising spending amid coronavirus crisis
  - 5 days ago, 25 Mar 20, 2:11pm -
• The Athletic suffers identity crisis over cancelled sports fixtures
  US website valued at $500m challenged by loss of big events
  - 7 days ago, 24 Mar 20, 1:00am -
• Pearson: school’s out 
  The maths stacks up nicely on the textbook publisher’s balance sheet
  - 7 days ago, 23 Mar 20, 12:02pm -
• Letter from the editor on the impact of coronavirus
  What the Financial Times is doing to keep you informed through this crisis
  - 8 days ago, 23 Mar 20, 1:00am -
• Advertising challengers jostle for direct connection with audiences
  Media and marketing start-ups proliferate across platforms, making it harder for some to get their message heard
  - 8 days ago, 23 Mar 20, 12:30am -
• China forces out local employees of US news organisations
  Revelation comes days after American journalists expelled in dispute with Washington
  - 8 days ago, 22 Mar 20, 6:17am -

Huffington Post: US Media News

• newCBS News Veteran Journalist Maria Mercader Dies From Coronavirus
  The 54-year-old cancer survivor, who for decades helped the network deliver breaking news, had been on medical leave for an unrelated issue since February.
  - 22 hours ago, 29 Mar 20, 5:04pm -
• Doris Burke, NBA Analyst For ESPN, Reveals She Tested Positive For Coronavirus
  The basketball analyst detailed her symptoms during a recent podcast interview.
  - 2 days ago, 28 Mar 20, 12:59pm -
• Coronavirus Pandemic Fears And Facts: Views From HuffPost Readers
  Our editors have picked some of your most thought-provoking comments from last week’s top stories.
  - 6 days ago, 24 Mar 20, 9:19am -
• The Coronavirus Pandemic Is Hammering Local Newspapers
  Reporters from alt-weeklies and local newspapers are trying to cover a crisis that is causing layoffs and closures across the industry.
  - 11 days ago, 19 Mar 20, 5:03pm -
• Life In The Era Of The Coronavirus: Views From HuffPost Readers
  Our editors have picked some of your most thought-provoking comments from last week’s top stories.
  - 13 days ago, 17 Mar 20, 9:35am -
• Coronavirus, Nero Meme And Sex Addict: Views From HuffPost Readers
  Our editors scoured top stories to highlight some of the most thought-provoking comments.
  - 18 days ago, 12 Mar 20, 9:50am -
• Tucker Carlson Breaks From Fox News Coronavirus Coverage: ‘It’s Definitely Not Just The Flu’
  The host appeared to give an indirect jab at Trump and his own network, criticizing those who "spent weeks minimizing what is clearly a very serious problem."
  - 21 days ago, 9 Mar 20, 11:09pm -
• AOC, Garth Brooks’s Shirt And Preparing For A Pandemic: Views From HuffPost Readers
  Our editors scoured top stories to highlight some of the most thought-provoking comments.
  - 21 days ago, 9 Mar 20, 9:24am -
• '80s Comedy Relic Bill Maher Goes On Sexist Rant In Support Of Chris Matthews
  “Guys are married for a million years, they want to flirt for two seconds," he said, excusing Matthews' creepy comments.
  - 23 days ago, 7 Mar 20, 6:07pm -
• Lydia Polgreen To Step Down As Editor-In-Chief Of HuffPost
  After more than three years at HuffPost, Polgreen is leaving to be the head of content at Gimlet.
  - 24 days ago, 6 Mar 20, 12:43pm -

L.A. Times: Entertainment Industry

• Emmy voting schedule and some eligibility rules shift due to COVID-19

  

  Emmy ceremony stays on schedule, but FYC events are banned, the period during which "hanging" episodes can qualify expands and the voting schedule pushes back.
  - 3 days ago, 27 Mar 20, 2:49pm -
• Film academy considers Oscar eligibility rules change with coronavirus theater closings

  

  The coronavirus pandemic has shut down theaters, which may result in big changes for the Oscars.
  - 10 days ago, 20 Mar 20, 8:17pm -
• Emmy voters' couches are about to get a workout: Coronavirus halts in-person FYC events

  

  The Emmy Awards' "For Your Consideration" events will take place without an audience, owing to health concerns surrounding the coronavirus.
  - 18 days ago, 12 Mar 20, 6:51pm -
• 12 TV shows you'll need to watch to get ready for this year's Emmys

  

  Peak TV is still peaking, which means Emmy season has officially begun. Here are 12 shows you need to watch to get ready for this year's awards.
  - 28 days ago, 2 Mar 20, 2:07pm -
• Roman Polanski win sparks protest and walkouts at France's César Awards

  

  Convicted rapist Roman Polanski wins a César, France's equivalent of the Oscar, for directing "An Officer and a Spy," sparking immediate backlash.
  - 30 days ago, 29 Feb 20, 2:51pm -
• Leonardo DiCaprio surprises Jamie Foxx at the 2020 American Black Film Festival Honors

  

  Cynthia Erivo, Jamie Foxx, Louis Gossett Jr., Lena Waithe and HBO's 'The Wire' cast were honored at the 2020 American Black Film Festival Honors on Sunday.
  - 35 days ago, 24 Feb 20, 9:49am -
• Feedback: From 'Parasite's' win to In Memoriam snubs, readers sound off on this year's Oscars

  

  Feelings about Oscar "In Memoriam" snubs from Luke Perry to "Lolita's" Sue Lyon, plus the best picture win for "Parasite," Kirk Douglas remembrances and lingering thoughts about Shakira and Jennifer Lopez at the Super Bowl.
  - 46 days ago, 13 Feb 20, 9:00am -
• Natalie Portman defends her record after Rose McGowan calls her activism 'fake'

  

  Actress Rose McGowan called out Natalie Portman's Oscars cape that honored female directors, prompting Portman to defend her work made mostly with men.
  - 47 days ago, 12 Feb 20, 11:47am -
• From '1917' to, yes, 'Parasite,' video games are even influencing prestige movies

  

  Oscar's big winner, 'Parasite,' and war tale '1917' show how interactive entertainment is shaping linear storytelling — often for the better.
  - 48 days ago, 11 Feb 20, 3:19pm -
• Oscars 2020: Our favorite Vanity Fair party looks

  

  Kate Hudson, along with Billy Porter, Kanye West, Kim Kardashian West, Martha Stewart and more, brought standout style to Vanity Fair's annual Oscars affair.
  - 49 days ago, 10 Feb 20, 9:03pm -

London Evening Standard: Media

Media Week News

npr: Media

• newFacebook Pledges $100 Million To Aid News Outlets Hit Hard By Pandemic

  

  Facebook says it will give $25 million to help smaller U.S. newsrooms cover the coronavirus. It's pledging $75 million to buy ads in publications in the U.S. and pandemic hot spots in Europe.
  - 9 hours ago, 30 Mar 20, 6:00am -
• newHow Is The Justice System Responding To COVID-19's Spread?

  

  NPR's Rachel Martin talks to Keri Blakinger, who is a staff writer for The Marshall Project, about the conditions inside American prisons and jails as the coronavirus outbreak accelerates.
  - 10 hours ago, 30 Mar 20, 5:02am -
• Pandemic Threatens Local Papers Even As Readers Devour Their Coverage

  

  The coronavirus recession hit local newspapers almost immediately. Many have already instituted layoffs or suspended publishing. Some may never come back.
  - 3 days ago, 27 Mar 20, 1:45pm -
• How Advertisers Are Navigating The Pandemic

  

  Businesses are rethinking their ad campaigns to avoid sounding tone-deaf during the current crisis. AdWeek's T.L. Stanley speaks with NPR's Ailsa Chang on how companies are changing their messaging.
  - 5 days ago, 25 Mar 20, 4:22pm -
• How Facebook Wants To Handle Misinformation Around The Coronavirus Epidemic

  

  NPR's Ailsa Chang talks with Facebook Vice President of Global Affairs and Communications Nick Clegg about the platform's efforts to stop the spread of misinformation about the coronavirus.
  - 5 days ago, 25 Mar 20, 4:22pm -
• Historic Games, Documentaries And ... Marble Races: ESPN Without Live Sports

  

  ESPN calls itself the "worldwide leader in sports," but there are few live sports to show. So it's scrambling to fill the time, offering diversions like cherry pit spitting and marble racing.
  - 5 days ago, 25 Mar 20, 2:12pm -
• Introducing 'The National Conversation With All Things Considered'

  

  NPR will launch a new live call-in show from 9-10 p.m. ET on weekday evenings starting next week addressing listener questions about the coronavirus outbreak.
  - 10 days ago, 20 Mar 20, 4:28pm -
• Zeynep Tufekci: How Do We Build Systems Of Trust Online?

  

  With so much data collected on our online behavior, it's bound to be misused. Sociologist Zeynep Tufekci says to rebuild trust in the internet, we need to entirely restructure how it operates.
  - 10 days ago, 20 Mar 20, 9:40am -
• Seattle Writer Recovers From COVID-19. 'We Thought It Was Probably Flu'

  

  NPR's Steve Inskeep talks to Christy Karras, a writer based in Seattle, about her recovery from COVID-19.
  - 10 days ago, 20 Mar 20, 5:02am -
• U.S. Journalists From 4 Major Publications To Be Expelled From China

  

  The Chinese government has announced that the U.S. employees of The New York Times, The Washington Post, Wall Street Journal and Time will have to turn in their journalists' credentials in 10 days.
  - 13 days ago, 17 Mar 20, 4:26pm -

NYMag: Media

• A Year of Revolutions

  

  What the Times noticed, and missed.
  - 21 Oct 14, 9:00am -
• Here, Let Ezra Explain

  

  What is D.C.’s most famous young policy wonk doing leaving the Washington Post? Trying to start a news organization he thinks could one day eclipse it.
  - 2 Feb 14, 9:21pm -
• “Most Well-Known and Beloved Chinese Role Model”

  

  Philanthropist, demolition kingpin, and wannabe media mogul Chen Guangbiao’s quixotic quest for the New York Times.
  - 28 Jan 14, 12:27pm -
• Stop Beating a Dead Fox

  

  The conservative news channel’s only real power is in riling up liberals, who by this point should know better.
  - 27 Jan 14, 12:21pm -
• The Devil Models Prada

  

  There’s nothing a glossy magazine likes better than an equally glossy celebrity lending her hand to the editorial process.
  - 26 Jan 14, 8:04pm -
• Old Tricks

  

  Files from the beginning of the Ailes era.
  - 26 Jan 14, 7:58pm -
• Citizen Ailes

  

  When the head of Fox News moved to Garrison, New York, he bought a little newspaper and tried to instill his own brand of American values.
  - 9 Jan 14, 9:25am -
• 16. Because Peter Kaplan Was the Narrator of the City

  

  Peter Kaplan, who was editor of the New York Observer from 1994 until 2009, died last month.
  - 15 Dec 13, 8:10pm -
• Post Mortem

  

  A (somewhat premature) newspaper autopsy.
  - 16 Oct 13, 3:03pm -
• 154 Minutes With Graydon Carter

  

  Morning coffee at home on Vanity Fair’s centennial.
  - 15 Oct 13, 12:43pm -

PBS: Media

• PBS NewsHour Podcasts and RSS Feeds
  This PBS NewsHour feed has been retired. You may be interested in other podcasts and feeds on our subscriptions page.PBS NewsHour
  - 12 Mar 14, 4:19pm -

The Economist: Media

• Bello: Why Latin America has no serious separatist movements
  Print section Print Rubric:  Explaining the absence of separatism in Latin America Print Headline:  Why no Catalonias?…
  - 23 Nov 17, 10:52am -
• Rupert stops the presses: The last media mogul stuns his industry with talk of selling
  Print section Print Rubric:  In signalling that he may sell a lot of 21st Century Fox, is Rupert Murdoch rolling over or regrouping? Print Headline: …
  - 23 Nov 17, 10:52am -
• Held to ransom: Why has Iran imprisoned Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe?
  Print section Print Rubric:  What lies behind Iran’s imprisonment of a British citizen? Print Headline:  Held to ransom…
  - 16 Nov 17, 10:58am -
• It’s complicated: Publishers are wary of Facebook and Google but must work with them
  Print section Print Rubric:  Publishers are wary of Facebook and Google’s heft, but have no choice but to work with them. The second in our series on the future of journalism…
  - 9 Nov 17, 10:48am -
• Dropped connection: Trouble for the AT&T-Time Warner deal
  Print section Print Rubric:  As media giants look to consolidate, the climate for mergers gets chillier Print Headline:  Dropped con…
  - 9 Nov 17, 10:48am -
• The Fourth Estate: A randomised trial shows that the power of the press is real
  Print section Print Rubric:  A randomised trial shows that the power of the press is real Print Headline:  Hold the front page!…
  - 8 Nov 17, 4:48pm -
• Restless soul: Joseph Conrad, the first novelist of globalisation
  Print section Print Rubric:  The first novelist of globalisation Print Headline:  Restless soul Print Fly…
  - 2 Nov 17, 11:51am -
• Insta iambs: Rupi Kaur reinvents poetry for the social-media generation
  Main image:  RUPI KAUR made her name on Instagram by attacking Instagram, a fitting ascent for the provocative 24-year-old poet who releases her short verses onto the slippery, react…
  - 1 Nov 17, 11:26am -
• Funnel vision: How leading American newspapers got people to pay for news
  Print section Print Rubric:  The first in a three-part series on journalism’s future examines how leading American newspapers got readers to pay for news in the internet era…
  - 26 Oct 17, 10:47am -
• Page-turners: As big magazines lose readers, home-made “zines” are springing up
  Print section Print Rubric:  As famous titles lose readers, home-made efforts are springing up Print Headline:  Page-turners…
  - 12 Oct 17, 10:51am -

WSJ: Media & Marketing

• newBoris, Thatcher and 'Society'
  The PM misconstrues a quote that has relevance for Britain today.
  - 46 mins ago, 30 Mar 20, 2:12pm -
• newThe Trump-CNN Consensus
  Plus, a New York Times columnist discovers companies unworthy of subsidies.
  - 1 hour ago, 30 Mar 20, 1:40pm -
• newHarvard's China Virus
  Covid-19 isn’t the only ‘stigma’ that has been imposed on Asian-Americans.
  - 3 hours ago, 30 Mar 20, 12:26pm -
• newHow to Get America Working Again
  Any sustainable strategy against the coronavirus has to balance public health and economics.
  - 3 hours ago, 30 Mar 20, 12:25pm -
• newThe Real Cure for Coronavirus
  Private research and innovation offer promising new leads.
  - 18 hours ago, 29 Mar 20, 9:19pm -
• newStates and the Coronavirus
  New York is getting far more than $3.8 billion in relief from Washington.
  - 22 hours ago, 29 Mar 20, 5:05pm -
• newAn Update on the Coronavirus Treatment
  Hydroxychloroquine and azithromycin continue to show results for patients.
  - 24 hours ago, 29 Mar 20, 3:23pm -
• newThe Coronavirus Disinformation Campaign Against Poland
  Russia uses fake news to divide Europe.
  - 24 hours ago, 29 Mar 20, 3:22pm -
• newWhat the G-20 Can Do About Coronavirus
  Lift trade restrictions on medical supplies and equipment, prepare for a vaccine, and update the antiquated system of certifying travelers’ immunity.
  - 24 hours ago, 29 Mar 20, 3:22pm -
• newInnovate From Your Couch
  Downtime has enabled scads of breakthroughs in tech. Now you can join in the next round.
  - 24 hours ago, 29 Mar 20, 3:21pm -

Newser: Media

• New Yorker Tries Singing Out Window, Gets Classic NY Response

  

  Can Italy's magic be recreated on the streets of New York City? A video on Twitter suggests otherwise. In the video, posted by actor Zoe Stuckless, a man is heard singing out his window near East 93rd Street—much like quarantined Italians sang in a…
  - 1 day ago, 29 Mar 20, 12:50pm -
• She Said Virus Coverage Was to Hurt Trump. Now, a Parting

  

  Two weeks ago, Trish Regan's Fox Business show went on "hiatus" after remarks she made dismissing the coronavirus as an "impeachment scam" hyped up by Democrats to make President Trump look bad. Now, the anchor and the network have officially "parted…
  - 2 days ago, 28 Mar 20, 9:30am -
• Reporter Provides Some Comic Relief

  

  A reporter for NBC Montana has given the internet its favorite new meme, with some help from a herd of bison at Yellowstone National Park. Deion Broxton was at the park shooting a story about the coronavirus shutdown when he spotted the bison getting…
  - 4 days ago, 26 Mar 20, 2:19pm -
• Glenn Beck: People Over 50 Should Get Back to Work

  

  One day after Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick suggested seniors like himself should be OK with dying to save the US economy during the coronavirus outbreak, Glenn Beck appears willing to take him up on his offer. Per the Daily Beast , the conservative rad…
  - 5 days ago, 25 Mar 20, 6:33am -
• Meghan McCain Has Happy News

  

  Meghan McCain is pregnant with her first child, the View co-host announced on Instagram on Sunday. She and husband Ben Domenech, whom she married in 2017, didn't expect to announce their pregnancy this way, she writes, but with the coronavirus pandem…
  - 7 days ago, 23 Mar 20, 4:33am -