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Joanne Lipman, the former chief content officer at Gannett, explains what men need to know about working with women in the wake of #MeToo.

The Weinstein Company's deal with Maria Contreras-Sweet was stymied, at least temporarily, by the filing of Schneiderman's lawsuit.

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The family of media tycoon Rupert Murdoch has promised not to interfere with Sky News if regulators approve a $16 billion takeover of pay TV provider Sky.

Some of the staggering numbers behind this year's games tells the story of an event that is constantly trying to outdo itself.

Steve Bannon, the former White House chief strategist, is quoted in a new edition of the book 'Devil's Bargain' as sharply criticizing what he terms the "anti-patriarchy movement."

Democratic Rep. Eric Swalwell of California introduced the Journalist Protection Act last week.

NBC's coverage of the Winter Olympics opening ceremony saw just a slight drop in viewership from four years ago.

Newsweek Media Group is, after an internal investigation, reinstating an executive who had been placed on leave following a report he had left his previous job due to sexual harassment allegations, the company told staff on Friday.

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YouTube said it has temporarily suspended ads on Logan Paul's channels after his 'recent pattern of behavior.'

London came to Washington on Thursday as an entire 11 member U.K. House of Commons select committee on digital, media, culture and sport held the House of Commons' first live broadcast hearing outside of the U.K.

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Members of the pro-Trump media acted like they hit the goldmine on Wednesday morning. Led by Fox News, these outlets went into a frenzy over what they presented as an explosive story that not only cast former President Obama and Hillary Clinton in a negative light, but simultaneously helped vindicate claims then-candidate Donald Trump made about the investigation into Clinton's private email server being "rigged."

Disney will sell its ESPN streaming service for $4.99 per month.

The owner of the Los Angeles Times has reached a deal to sell the paper to biotech billionaire Patrick Soon-Shiong, bringing the paper back under local control for the first time in more than two decades.

U.S. Rep. Devin Nunes has granted three interviews to Fox News since the release of his one-sided memo alleging that the FBI abused its surveillance authority.

The NFL and Fox Sports have agreed to a 5-year partnership for the rights to broadcast "Thursday Night Football."