North Korea’s first lady has high-profile state visits and mysterious absences

Ri Sol Ju made her first public appearance in more than a year when she attended a concert celebrating one of North Korea’s major holidays.

Australian politicians want digital platforms to pay media companies more for their content. Regulators world-wide are watching closely.

While people want as little friction as possible in routine tasks, including domestic work such as doing laundry, innovations that streamline cooking are often dismissed as gadgets for lazy people.

China’s government orders the British Broadcasting Corp. off the airwaves days after Beijing’s primary international news channel lost its license in the U.K.

A Discovery+ documentary re-examines the sensational 2013 murder trial that turned the accused into a public villain.

The acquisition of Glu Mobile is the videogame publisher’s latest attempt to buy into a difficult market.

The network said that claims of election fraud by President Trump and his legal team were newsworthy and that the network’s coverage of them was protected by the First Amendment.

The New York-based media company said net quarterly profit nearly tripled.

New York Times Co. reported it added a record 627,000 net new digital subscriptions in the fourth quarter but ad revenue was flat, reflecting continuing declines during the pandemic.

Facebook has hired its first chief compliance officer, as the social media company faces increasing scrutiny from regulators.

The retail giant is adding new advertising technology for brands as well as selling ad space on its in-store checkout and display screens to reach consumers in stores.

The business-news publisher generated 30% revenue growth in 2020 despite the Covid-19 crisis, largely thanks to subscriptions and automated ads.

ViacomCBS Inc. will begin a 13-week marketing campaign for its coming Paramount+ streaming service with advertising during the National Football League’s AFC Championship game this Sunday, followed by ads during the Super Bowl, the Grammy Awards, the Masters and March Madness.

Plus, a critically acclaimed film, “The White Tiger,” and more films and series to add to your queue.

The Supreme Court stepped into the middle of a battle over federal limits on media ownership in local markets.

Netflix’s grim four-part docuseries highlights the forensic work of detectives Frank Salerno and Gil Carrillo, who ultimately identified the erratic killer.

Star power of dictator’s sister has risen after appearances at 2018 Winter Olympics, two nuclear summits and as a signatory in state media.

The National Football League will allow CBS, NBC and Fox to sell an additional two minutes of commercials during the playoff games leading up to the Super Bowl, a multimillion-dollar boost for their ad revenue.