For news media executives, the White House's decision this week not to block testimony from former FBI Director James Comey may have felt like a movie studio greenlighting a big budget action flick.
Breitbart is used to taking slings and arrows from the left, but this week the far-right website has found itself under fire from a very different adversary: high-profile members of the far-right who have long been its ideological allies.
Fox has big plans to become a force in the lucrative world of gaming. It's already made a "Simpsons" game and just bought the studio developing "Avatar" games.
The Intercept has established itself as a source for cutting-edge journalism, particularly in the realms of national security, digital privacy and government secrets. But the arrest of a woman alleged to be its source for a big new story has some journalist criticizing its reporting.