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Brian Stelter / CNN: New York Media announces that David Haskell will succeed Adam Moss as editor-in-chief, starting April 1; Haskell has been editor for business and strategy -
Michael M. Grynbaum / New York Times: Editors and writers, including Graydon Carter and former NYT Exec Editor Max Frankel, discuss Adam Moss, following the news that he's stepping down from NY Mag -
Laura Hazard Owen / Nieman Lab: New York Times Politics Editor Patrick Healy is using Twitter to give readers an insight into the paper's decision-making process, in an effort to build trust -
Paresh Dave / Reuters: Facebook says it will extend its stricter political ad rules to India, Nigeria, Ukraine, and the EU ahead of upcoming elections in the next few months -
Shira Springer / Nieman Reports: Research shows women's sports in the US receive only 4% of all sports media coverage, perpetuating the biased belief that fans don't care about women's sports -
Cynthia Littleton / Variety: Sinclair launches Stirr, its ad-supported streaming service combining local news from its TV stations with entertainment channels, at Stirr.com or via apps -
Jon Levine / The Wrap: Mic.com has begun quietly publishing again, with articles from two new writers, just weeks after laying off its entire staff and selling itself to Bustle -
Washington Post: Fake editions of the Washington Post that claimed Trump was leaving office were handed out Wednesday morning around Washington DC -
Jessica Davies / Digiday: NYT SVP for global advertising says the publisher has not seen ad revenues drop after blocking all open-exchange ad buying on its European pages after GDPR -
Laura Wagner / Splinter: A look at the staff hired at the new Gawker, and those who are rumored to have been approached for jobs — Gawker, a good website which was bankrupted in 2016 … -
Kevin Hardy / Des Moines Register: Meredith's executive chairman and former CEO, Steve Lacy, will retire in March but remain chairman of the board in a non-executive capacity -
Sports Illustrated: The Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue is moving from February to May for the first time since it was launched in 1964 — For the first time ever … -
Will Oremus / Slate: Condé Nast's Wired trimmed some positions last Thursday from an apparent editorial staff of about 70; sources say five jobs were cut -
Jon Levine / The Wrap: Canadian radio station News 95.7 has apologized after its Twitter account was hacked and racist tweets were posted — “We at NEWS 95.7 sincerely apologize …