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WyoFile Seeks Managing Editor to Enhance Public-Interest Journalism in Wyoming

WyoFile Seeks Managing Editor to Enhance Public-Interest Journalism in Wyoming

WyoFile, a nonpartisan, community-supported public-interest journalism organization, is actively seeking a Managing Editor. This role is crucial for directing the day-to-day operations of its growing team of staff journalists and freelance contributors. The Managing Editor will also contribute to shaping WyoFile’s broader editorial vision. The position is based in Wyoming, with preferred locations being Lander, Casper, or Laramie, though other communities will be considered for suitable candidates with established residency. WyoFile has experienced significant growth since 2016, quadrupling its staff, nearly quintupling revenues, and multiplying its audience by a factor of ten, with plans for continued expansion in 2027 and beyond. The organization aims to strengthen its mission of serving Wyoming's civic life through robust journalism.
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SKYNEA Debuts AR Eyewear and Connected Accessories at New York Fashion Week, Merging Technology with High Fashion

SKYNEA Debuts AR Eyewear and Connected Accessories at New York Fashion Week, Merging Technology with High Fashion

SKYNEA Debuts AR Eyewear and Connected Accessories at New York Fashion Week, Merging Technology with High Fashion
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Sinclair Inc. Seeks Part-Time News Assistant for Portland, Maine Stations

Sinclair Inc. Seeks Part-Time News Assistant for Portland, Maine Stations

Sinclair Inc. Seeks Part-Time News Assistant for Portland, Maine Stations
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CBS Revives 'Undercover Boss' with Drew Carey as Host, Orders Two New Unscripted Series

CBS Revives 'Undercover Boss' with Drew Carey as Host, Orders Two New Unscripted Series

CBS Revives 'Undercover Boss' with Drew Carey as Host, Orders Two New Unscripted Series
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Artists Embrace Puppets and Animation in Music Videos as Alternative to Traditional Productions

Artists Embrace Puppets and Animation in Music Videos as Alternative to Traditional Productions

Artists Embrace Puppets and Animation in Music Videos as Alternative to Traditional Productions
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Wall St climbs as cooling inflation tempers Fed rate-hike concerns

Wall St climbs as cooling inflation tempers Fed rate-hike concerns

By Shashwat Chauhan and Tharuniyaa Lakshmi Sept 30 (Reuters) - Wall Street's main indexes gained on Wednesday, as a softer-than-anticipated inflation reading buoyed hopes that the Federal Reserve might not hike rates as soon as next month.
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6 New York destinations named healthiest fall getaways

6 New York destinations named healthiest fall getaways

Six New York towns and cities were named among the healthiest locations to spend time outdoors this fall, according to a new study.
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Jodie Allen, Former U.S. News Business Editor and Policy Analyst, Dies at 88

Jodie Allen, Former U.S. News Business Editor and Policy Analyst, Dies at 88

Jodie Allen, a distinguished journalist, editor, and policy analyst, passed away on September 15 at the age of 88. Allen had a notable career that spanned journalism, public policy research, and government service. She served as the Assistant Managing Editor for Business at U.S. News & World Report from 1999 to 2005, where she also contributed her 'Funny Money' column. Prior to her tenure at U.S. News, Allen held senior editorial positions at The Washington Post, including Deputy Editor and later Editor of Outlook, the newspaper's Sunday section. Her work at The Washington Post involved commissioning and shaping analytical pieces and essays, in addition to her own writing. Before her full-time transition into journalism, Allen dedicated two decades to public policy research with various public and private think tanks, such as the Urban Institute. Her research focused on developing early computer models and analyzing the impact of political and demographic trends on tax programs. Furthermore, Allen served i...
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Leading Documentary Festival IDFA Adds More Than 100 Films Lineup, Including Shorts Competition

Leading Documentary Festival IDFA Adds More Than 100 Films Lineup, Including Shorts Competition

Leading documentary festival IDFA has added more than 100 films to its 39th edition, which runs from Nov. 12 to 22 in Amsterdam. Among the newly announced titles are those for the short documentary competition, and the sections titled Signed, Best of Fests and Paradocs. The new media program, DocLab, has also unveiled the first […]
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Axios Seeks Reporter for Pro Deals – M, Focusing on Hostile Takeovers and AI Literacy

Axios Seeks Reporter for Pro Deals – M, Focusing on Hostile Takeovers and AI Literacy

Axios Seeks Reporter for Pro Deals – M, Focusing on Hostile Takeovers and AI Literacy
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Social Networks Explore Diverse Monetization Strategies Amidst Evolving Digital Landscape

Social Networks Explore Diverse Monetization Strategies Amidst Evolving Digital Landscape

Social Networks Explore Diverse Monetization Strategies Amidst Evolving Digital Landscape
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News Organizations Seek Court Intervention to Block President Trump's White House Access Ban

News Organizations Seek Court Intervention to Block President Trump's White House Access Ban

CNN, MS NOW, and Politico have filed a request with a federal judge to extend an order temporarily restoring their access to the White House and to block President Trump's ban on their presence. The news organizations argue that the ban constitutes an 'unlawful assault on the most fundamental First Amendment freedoms' and violates due process. They claim the administration has inconsistently enforced the ban, citing an instance where CNN was barred from joining President Trump on Air Force One despite being the assigned TV pool member. While the administration initially cited national security concerns, the outlets contend that President Trump and other officials have repeatedly justified the ban based on their dislike of the organizations' coverage, describing it as 'one-sided media coverage' and 'negative reporting.' A previous temporary restraining order by US District Judge Tim Kelly restored their press badges for two weeks, but the news organizations fear the ban will be reinstituted once the order e...