• Jonathan Vanian / CNBC: Trump says he will sign an EO to keep TikTok running for an additional 75 days, as a deal “requires more work to ensure all necessary approvals are signed”

• 10 minutes ago Michael M. Grynbaum / New York Times: Amid the worst stock market sell-off since the 2020 pandemic, Fox News has projected a conspicuous calm and temporarily dropped its onscreen stock ticker

• Aisha Malik / TechCrunch: Amazon introduces a Kindle Recaps feature that uses GenAI and moderators to create short summaries of books in a series   —  Amazon is introducing a new “Recaps” …

• Arpan Chaturvedi / Reuters: An Indian court orders Wikimedia to remove statements about news agency ANI facing criticism for being a government propaganda tool from a Wikipedia page

• Agence France-Presse: Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty head Stephen Capus says the US government turned off satellite services that transmit its Russian-language program into Russia

• Alex Weprin / The Hollywood Reporter: Vimeo launches Vimeo Streaming, letting creators launch subscription streaming services without any coding experience and offering features like AI translations

• The Hollywood Reporter: How Wall Street's pressure for growth, the demise of the traditional theatrical release window, and Hollywood's risk aversion are impacting studio executives

• Sara Merican / Deadline: Report: micro-drama apps are booming in Asia: DramaBox's app store revenue rose from $8M in 2023 to $217M in 2024, while ReelShort's grew from $36M to $214M

• Adam Satariano / New York Times: Sources: the EU is preparing to penalize X this summer for breaking the DSA, including via product change demands and a fine that a source says could be $1B+

• Ethan Shanfeld / Variety: Director Carl Rinsch pleads not guilty to fraud and money laundering after allegedly taking $11M from Netflix for an unfinished series; trial is set for Sept. 8

• Janko Roettgers / Lowpass: In a new lawsuit, the trustee for Chicken Soup for the Soul Entertainment's bankruptcy case says ex-CEO Bill Rouhana neglected “the most basic corporate duties”

• Alex Weprin / The Hollywood Reporter: Memo: Vanity Fair Editor Radhika Jones tells staff that she will step down this spring after seven years of leading the Condé Nast-owned magazine

• 10 minutes ago Michael M. Grynbaum / New York Times: Amid the worst stock market sell-off since the 2020 pandemic, Fox News has projected a conspicuous calm and temporarily dropped its onscreen stock ticker

• 38 minutes ago Jonathan Vanian / CNBC: Trump says he will sign an EO to keep TikTok running for an additional 75 days, as a deal “requires more work to ensure all necessary approvals are signed”

• 2½ hours ago Aisha Malik / TechCrunch: Amazon introduces a Kindle Recaps feature that uses GenAI and moderators to create short summaries of books in a series   —  Amazon is introducing a new “Recaps” …

• 3½ hours ago Alex Weprin / The Hollywood Reporter: Vimeo launches Vimeo Streaming, letting creators launch subscription streaming services without any coding experience and offering features like AI translations

• 4½ hours ago Sara Merican / Deadline: Report: micro-drama apps are booming in Asia: DramaBox's app store revenue rose from $8M in 2023 to $217M in 2024, while ReelShort's grew from $36M to $214M

• 6 hours ago Arpan Chaturvedi / Reuters: An Indian court orders Wikimedia to remove statements about news agency ANI facing criticism for being a government propaganda tool from a Wikipedia page

• 9 hours ago The Hollywood Reporter: How Wall Street's pressure for growth, the demise of the traditional theatrical release window, and Hollywood's risk aversion are impacting studio executives

• 15 hours ago Janko Roettgers / Lowpass: In a new lawsuit, the trustee for Chicken Soup for the Soul Entertainment's bankruptcy case says ex-CEO Bill Rouhana neglected “the most basic corporate duties”

• 15 hours ago Agence France-Presse: Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty head Stephen Capus says the US government turned off satellite services that transmit its Russian-language program into Russia

• 18 hours ago Ethan Shanfeld / Variety: Director Carl Rinsch pleads not guilty to fraud and money laundering after allegedly taking $11M from Netflix for an unfinished series; trial is set for Sept. 8

• 21 hours ago Jerusalem Post: Jerusalem Post EIC Zvika Klein has been released from house arrest after police questioned him several times over four days about his coverage of Qatar

• 21 hours ago Adam Satariano / New York Times: Sources: the EU is preparing to penalize X this summer for breaking the DSA, including via product change demands and a fine that a source says could be $1B+

• 22 hours ago Denise Petski / Deadline: MTV's Video Music Awards will be broadcast on CBS for the first time this year; the show will simulcast on MTV and stream on Paramount+ on September 7

• 23 hours ago Bron Maher / Press Gazette: The Independent says it hired seven people for its AI-written summarization service, Bulletin, and that the stories often outperform the human-written originals

• 24 hours ago Taylor Lorenz / User Mag: YouTube quietly removed “gender identity” from its hate speech policy after President Trump took office; Google says enforcement of the policy hasn't changed

• 25 hours ago Alex Weprin / The Hollywood Reporter: Memo: Vanity Fair Editor Radhika Jones tells staff that she will step down this spring after seven years of leading the Condé Nast-owned magazine

• 25 hours ago Yun Li / CNBC: Newsmax shares fell 77.5% on Wednesday after a 2,230% surge in its first two days on the NYSE; NMAX rose 5%+ on Thursday   —  Shares of conservative news channel Newsmax plunged …

• 26 hours ago Agata Pyka / Notes From Poland: A Polish court awards compensation to two photojournalists who were treated brutally by Polish soldiers while they were reporting at the Belarus border in 2021