A week and a half after his remarkable upset victory, Donald Trump still hasn't held a press conference, signaling a break from post-election tradition.
The New York Times has added 41,000 paid subscriptions across its print and digital platforms in the week since the presidential election, representing the largest subscription increase since it introduced its pay-wall in 2011.
Bloomberg's "With All Due Respect," the political talk show co-hosted by Mark Halperin and John Heilemann, will cease day-to-day broadcasts next month and officially end after Donald Trump's inauguration, the company has announced.
Bill Maher and Glenn Beck are unlikely bedfellows. But both have issued remarkable mea culpas about the stridency of their past language in the context of Donald Trump's march toward the White House.
Between 200 and 250 people are facing layoffs at the Spanish language conglomerate Univision, the company announced Wednesday, yet another reminder of the grim economic realities weighing down many newsrooms.
Megyn Kelly fears that the "unprecedented" attacks on her by President-elect Donald Trump during the campaign have made journalists "fair game" for others to imitate.