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Bloomberg has launched a redesigned site that uses a mix of bright colors, unique layouts and typography tricks to create an interesting news reading experience. The site also changes the main name to Bloomberg Business. As we reported in October, Bloomberg added a politics section to its site with a unique look and feel that is […]
CNN has conducted what it called a “historic” interview with Sen. Rand Paul via self-destructing messaging app Snapchat. Snapchat is a popular app that allows users to send photos and videos to friends that can then only be viewed for up to 10 seconds before they are deleted. The app, which has become notorious for […]
After just under a month on its new design, CNN.com has tweaked the header to take up a bit less screen real estate. The new navigation bar condenses the weather, search box, main navigation and subnavigation bars to be just a bit shorter. The red CNN logo box, however, remains approximately the same size and […]
YouTube hosted a special live stream featuring YouTube creators Bethany Mota, GloZell Green and Hank Green interviewing President Obama from “sets” that resembled something between a really bad preschool play and adult movie set. You’ll notice the word “sets” appears in quotation marks (read: air quotes) throughout this article, because they barely qualify for that distinction. […]
NBCNews.com has launched NBCBLK, a section of its website devoted what it calls “black culture news.” The site, whose launch date coincided with Martin Luther King Jr. Day in the United States, represents NBC family’s re-entry into the category. MSNBC previously owned TheGrio.com, but sold it back to its founders last year.
Having apparently finally figured out no one needs scrolling TV listings anymore, the channel once known as TV Guide Network becomes “Pop” today with original programming that gets full screen treatment. The network, which was previously known as Prevue Channel and TV Guide Channel, switched to using just the acronym TVGN in 2013. With the […]
Fresh off its redesign, CNN.com is stretching its new look with fullscreen homepage photos and overlaid headlines for its coverage of the attack on the Charlie Hebdo offices in Paris. The network has used a variety of photo and headline combinations since the story broke, one of the ones used Thursday morning is shown above. […]
From the network that brought you the “50 Shades of Jihad,” now comes the Tinder-inspired “PoliTinder.” OK, so PoliTinder It’s not actually an app — rather just a way to “imagine the freshmen senators on Tinder,” (because who hasn’t?) according to the network. CNN produced a short video that simulates an app on a mobile […]
The “CBS Evening News” has started using a photo to promote its hashtag on Twitter — but it features a rather botched Photoshop job. The CBS News flagship broadcast tweeted out the photo above shortly before 6:30 p.m. eastern time to let users know the broadcast is on the air and encourage them to use the hashtag […]
Katie Couric, who officially started her role as global news anchor at Yahoo! this week, is originating her new, original content from a newly designed, smaller sized studio. Couric, who left NBC News‘ “Today Show” in 2006 for a low-rated stint in the anchor chair at the “CBS Evening News” before jumping to ABC in […]
