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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.

The ad was a plea for players to stand for the national anthem

A U.K. regulator is recommending that the government block Rupert Murdoch's planned takeover of Sky TV.

Alex Jones, the far-right conspiracy theorist, is working on a book with New York Times bestselling author Neil Strauss, according to a proposal sent to major publishers that was obtained by CNN.

The company says it took an "unexpected" $39 million charge. A source tells CNNMoney that it's related to Kevin Spacey.

Rupert Murdoch has long expressed frustration with how companies like Facebook and Google use news content. Now he's upping the ante, calling on Facebook to pay publishers a carriage fee the way cable companies pay for channels.

"The News With Dan Rather," a 30-minute show that The Young Turks Network is billing as an "untraditional evening newscast," premieres Monday.

Even without Alec Baldwin's President Trump, "Saturday Night Live" still found a way to mock the commander in chief.

Is there a chance Jeff Zucker could jump from one iconic media brand, CNN, to another, ESPN?

When In Touch Weekly published an interview this week with a porn actress who claimed to have had a sexual relationship with Donald Trump, it created another firestorm for the White House to put out.

Twitter will inform nearly 700,000 people in the U.S. that they either followed a Kremlin-linked troll account, or retweeted or liked a tweet sent by one of the accounts, the social media company said Friday.

The CEO and publisher of the Los Angeles Times is under investigation by the paper's parent company, Tronc, following an NPR report about "questionable behavior."

The newsroom employees of the Los Angeles Times have voted to form a union for the first time ever amid growing turmoil at the storied paper.

President Trump has used the word "fake" more than 400 times since he was inaugurated.