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The article reports on criticisms received by Univision ever since it aired an interview with former U.S. President Donald Trump in November 2023. Critics assert that the interview confirms their fears that the left-leaning television network is taking a turn to the right following its merger with Mexican broadcaster Televisa in 2022. Hours before the interview aired, Univision is said to have canceled an interview with the director of Hispanic media of President Joe Biden's campaign.

The article discusses FIFA's potential agreement with Apple for global TV rights to a new month-long soccer tournament in the U.S., signaling a shift in sports broadcasting and addressing concerns over viewership access.

The article focuses on Smartmatic reaching a settlement in its defamation lawsuit against One America News Network (OAN) over the dissemination of false claims about the 2020 presidential election, with both parties confirming a confidential agreement and the case being dismissed with prejudice.

The article focuses on Radio Free Asia's closure of its office in Hong Kong due to concerns about the city's recently enacted national security law, which raised questions about the broadcaster's safety and operations, leading to employee relocations and layoffs.

The article reports on the criticisms and worsening tensions created by the social media post of Lebanese Australian journalist Antoinette Lattouf that criticized Israel and accused the Human Rights Watch (HRW) of using starvation as a tool of war.

The article focuses on the release of Cheng Lei, an Australian journalist, who was held in China for more than three years on suspicion of sharing national secrets, with her return bringing an end to a challenging period for her and her family.

The article focuses on Eric Bach, a gay sports broadcaster, and his experiences in the world of sports broadcasting, particularly in baseball. Topics include the challenges and isolation he faced as the only openly gay broadcaster in the sport, his desire to encourage more LGBTQ people to pursue broadcasting careers in straight and male-dominated sports, and his aspirations to reach the major leagues.

The article presents the discussion on College Football Playoff already a financial gusher for the country's most powerful conferences including some executives and consultants.

The article reports on the ruling by a Connecticut state court favoring the families of the 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting victims in their defamation lawsuit against far-right broadcaster and conspiracy theorist Alex Jones and his Infowars media company. In his program, Jones spread the bogus theory that the shooting was a plan by the government to confiscate firearms in the country.

The article reports on the changes implemented by government-appointed director Patrick Li at public broadcaster Radio Television Hong Kong (RTHK) as the Chinese government imposes its sweeping national security law in Hong Kong. Among the changes is the prohibition of complaints by employees against the management. Also mentioned is the praise by Hong Kong's Carrie Lam of Chinese president Xi Jinping.

The article reports that Greek broadcaster Antenna explores an acquisition of Vice Media, according to three people familiar with the matter who spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss private negotiations as deal would consummate a longstanding business relationship between the two companies.

Profiles New York City radio program host Micky Dolenz. His recollection of aspiring for a career in radio broadcasting since childhood; Career as a member of the musical group The Monkees and a television actor; Format of the radio program; Views on the entertainment industry.

Reports on the decision of television host Deborah Norville to leave the cable channel MSNBC by mid-January 2005.

Commends the NBC television sportscasters covering the women's gymnastics' event during the 2004 Olympic Games. Members of the sportscasting team; Aspects of the sport described and explained by the television personalities.

Profiles television personality Pat Kiernan. Kiernan's role as anchor of the morning news broadcast on NY1 and as host of the quiz-cum-reality game show "Studio 7"; Remarks of Kiernan regarding the quiz show; Views on pursuing concurrent roles in both the news and entertainment.

The article reports that government of Hong Kong has called for public broadcaster to be supervised by government advisers and mentions that report was issued by government accusing programmer Radio Television Hong Kong of lacking transparency.

The article reports that the English Premier League has canceled its overseas broadcast contract due to inability to resolve dispute with broadcast firm Suning Holdings and mentions challenges faced by the league due to the coronavirus pandemic.

The article discusses that Reds broadcaster Thom Brennaman has been suspended from working Cincinnati's games after using an anti-gay slur on the air.

The article discusses the decision made by the Philippine lawmakers to shut down the country's largest broadcast network, ABS-CBN as President of the Philippines, Rodrigo Duterte cracks down on outlets that have been critical of his leadership.

In this article the author talks about the Hong Kong's public broadcaster, Radio Television Hong Kong, dug into security footage show how the police failed to respond when a mob attacked protesters in a train station, leading to widespread criticism of the authorities.

The article offers information on broadcaster Donny Baarns.

The article features Tony Romo, who was making his broadcasting debut on CBS as an announcer of the National Football League who can predict what play is going to happen on the field before the ball is snapped. An overview of Romo, the star quarterback for the Dallas Cowboys the past 14 sessions, is presented.

The article discusses the political dispute between broadcaster beIN Sports and Saudi Arabia government over diplomatic crisis. Topics discussed include shutdown of its marketing activities and selling by vendors, its impact on the FIFA World Cup in 2022 which will be held in Qatar, and offers comments from Sophie Jordan, the general counsel of the broadcaster's parent company, beIN Media Group

The article reports that British broadcaster, Channel 4 is prioritizing women's health by rolling out a raft of measures to aid those dealing with menopause, a subject that is rarely discussed freely and openly in the workplace.

The article reports that reporter Marc Stein and broadcaster for the Los Angeles Clippers, Ralph Lawler were honored by the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame at the 2019 Curt Gowdy Media Award.

An obituary for Irish-born author and broadcaster Frank Delaney is presented.

The article reports on the Pacifica Radio Network station WBAI broadcasting at 99.5 FM in Manhattan, New York. Topics include the Columbia University's plan of digitizing the Bob Fass's midnight show "Radio Unnameable", The Fass's show that started in 1962 making Bob Fass as the longest-serving host and the many recordings thrown out by WBAI in 1977 when Fass was banned for five years.

The article offers comments on the performance standards of Marv Albert, a professional sports announcer. The author compares the performance of Albert with his professional rivals. He says that Barkley and Albert were co-hosting a sports television show at TNT when Albert almost outdid his rival with his witticisms and presence of mind to an extent that Barkley was obliged to give in. It is suggested that such instances show that Albert is one of the best in the business.

The article reports that on February 8, 2007, Rupert Murdoch announced that his News Corporation plans to roll out a news station that is more friendly towards business interests. The station, currently known as the Fox Business Channel, is expected to start broadcasting in late 2007. Murdoch expects his station to compete against CNBC.

The article profiles Mar&#x00EDa Elena Salinas, a female broadcaster at Noticiero Univision television program in the U.S. She had started her career as a reporter at a local television in California. Salinas recounted that she had been an anchorwoman for almost 20 years which had gained her the credibility of carrying out a program in Spanish broadcasting.

The article presents the author's views on television personality Katie Couric's decision to join the "CBS Evening News." The author discusses questions regarding Couric's ability to deliver "hard news" programs after years of working for the more laid-back "Today" show on NBC. The article includes comments from Lawrence K. Grossman, former president of NBC News.

The article looks at how the television program "Today" has quietly marked the achievement of the improbable feat of 520 straight weeks, or 10 years, in the first place ratings spot. The author discusses "Today" host Katie Couric's desire to sign on as Dan Rather's successor as evening-news anchor. The article includes comments from Couric regarding the various rumors about her contract status.

Profiles Peter Lassally, who is known in high-level network talk-show circles as the so-called host whisperer. Role of Lassally in mentoring Craig Ferguson, host of "The Late Late Show" on CBS; Why Lassally chose Scottish actor Ferguson to replace Craig Kilborn; Comments of Lassally; Background on Lassally, who was a longtime executive producer for Johnny Carson; Lassally's coaching techniques; Views of comedian Ferguson.

Focuses on veteran television news reporter Diane Dimond. Link between Dimond and the case of popular music legend Michael Jackson; Review of how Dimond broke the news about accusations of an inappropriate relationship between Jackson and young boy while working as a reporter for the tabloid show "Hard Copy" in 1993; Questions surrounding Dimond's objectivity while covering Jackson; View of her critics that she has always been pro-prosecution; Comments from Dimond regarding her reports on Jackson.

Focuses on Jonathan Klein, the new president of CNN. Klein's efforts to overhaul the onscreen handoff between hosts Larry King and Aaron Brown; The broader effort to increase the amount of time viewers spend watching the network's prime-time lineup; Why these minutes are crucial; How meeting Klein's goal would have a tangible impact on the network's bottom line; Attempts of Klein's predecessors to do better in the ratings against Fox; Klein's strategy.

Reports that Bob Edwards, the longtime host of National Public Radio's "Morning Edition" has anchored the network's flagship news program for the last time on April 30, 2004. Departure of Edwards due to the request of NPR executives as part of an effort to update programming; Reassignment as senior correspondent.

An obituary for Ed Fouhy, a television news executive and field producer is presented.