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Years before he transformed the media landscape as we know it, Roger Ailes was arrested for criminal possession of a weapon and interviewed by the FBI with regards to the assassination attempt against President Ronald Reagan.

The accounts retweeted then candidate Donald Trump ten times more than they retweeted his rival Hillary Clinton, according to Twitter's written statement to the Senate Judiciary Committee.

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The new app lets users post stories, photos and videos about local happenings from their phones, and share them through search tools and social media.

Anchor Jemele Hill is leaving SportsCenter to move to ESPN's site about the intersection of sports, race and culture, The Undefeated.

All of the media coverage underscores one thing: Trump's anxiety about Robert Mueller's special counsel investigation.

Women at the BBC have been protesting the pay gap since a report last year revealed that only one third of the top-paid executives were women.

Representatives from the tech companies will appear before a special committee in Washington, DC.

Neistat confirmed that he and Beme co-founder Matt Hackett are leaving CNN.

Crock-Pot finds itself in hot water online over latest "This Is Us" twist.

When it comes to the NFL's AFC and NFC championship TV ratings, there is good news and bad news.

The viral hashtag campaign #ReleaseTheMemo appears to have been driven at least in part by a swarm of Twitter accounts set up in the past week, a CNN analysis has found.

Henry Holt, a division of Macmillan, announced Wednesday that it has sold "1.7 million copies across all formats including hardcover, digital and audio books."

Russian officials are not amused by Armando Iannucci's political satire about Stalin's death and the power struggle that followed.

The protracted sale of The Weinstein Company has entered a new phase.

Though Kurtz isn't as critical of the White House as Michael Wolff was in his book "Fire an Fury," he is very critical of the media, saying the press is "falling into the president's trap,"

The streaming media giant is now worth more than Dow components Goldman Sachs, Caterpillar and United Technologies. And its $100 billion+ market value has vaulted it ahead of many traditional media rivals as well.