Press freedom
Every story tagged press freedom from the last 60 days of the digest, newest first.
8 stories · 8 days · latest Thu 17 Sept 2026
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Wednesday 9 September 2026
Status
USA Today's Palantir ProblemUSA Today Co. signed a Palantir partnership to analyze and monetize user data while its newsrooms cover ICE, DHS and DoD, and its union wants answers.
Sunday 30 August 2026
Status
"The WaPo's Attiah Walkback"An arbitrator ordered the Post to reinstate fired columnist Karen Attiah.
Saturday 29 August 2026
Front Office Sports
Roxanna Scott out as ESPN editor-in-chiefFurther reading from the day's section on the media business and AI-drafted op-eds.
Tuesday 25 August 2026
Status
"Bari's Cuomo Crush; Attiah's Arbitration Win"A Washington Post arbitration ordered columnist Karen Attiah rehired.
Sunday 23 August 2026
Puck
"The New York Times in the Era of the Journalism Influencer"Dylan Byers on the Times and Pablo Torre dispute, and how a reporter's portable audience inverts the old bargain with the masthead.
Saturday 22 August 2026
The Washington Post
Pentagon fires Stars and Stripes leaders who criticized DoD interferenceThe Pentagon fired Stars and Stripes' editor-in-chief, publisher and a reporter, with editor Erik Slavin saying he was fired for insubordination.
Friday 21 August 2026
Platformer
"The website that created an AI clone of its editor in chief"Every collected 30,000 of editor-in-chief Kate Lee's historical edits and built a copy-editing agent from them.
Monday 10 August 2026
Puck
Ross Douthat's Exit Exposes a Crack at the TimesDylan Byers argues the Times' video pivot is training star columnists like Ross Douthat, who left after 17 years, for careers on other platforms.
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