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The proliferation of news on live linear streaming has set off an explosion of innovation in television news. TVNewsCheck will turn a spotlight on this trend during a webinar set for March 24 at 1 p.m. ET. Sharing their experience and insights during the event will be: (clockwise from upper left): Micah Grimes, VP news and sports, Atmosphere TV; Shareef Al-Ela, VP and head of LiveNow from Fox; Sarah Katt, general manager of AccuWeather Network and OTT streaming services; Brian Ring, senior director, product marketing for news, Amagi and the webinar’s moderator; and Matt Dominquez, senior man...

April 30, 2003 — Framework for Peace Is Unveiled The Quartet of the United States, Russia, the European Union and the United Nations issues its Roadmap for Peace, a framework for talks to achieve a two-state solution between Israel and the Palestinians. The plan comes during the Second Intifada. Israel lists 14 main concerns with the Roadmap but, like the Palestinian Authority, commits to trying to make it work. Hamas rejects it. Talks under the plan make no progress.   May 1, 1956 — Eshkol Approves Building Ashdod Finance Minister Levi Eshkol, a future prime minister, authorizes...

Prosecutors say heavy fines and convictions should be given to media outlets that breached court orders in Cardinal George Pell’s sex abuse case.

Share on Twitter Media companies face uncapped penalties after admitting they breached suppression orders in publishing details of Cardinal George Pell's since-overturned convictions for child sexual abuse. Dozens of companies, reporters and editors were charged with contempt and breaching suppression orders over their coverage of the conviction, which was banned from publication in Australia until February 2019. Cardinal Pell's five convictions have since been overturned by the High Court and he has returned to Rome. A contempt of court trial has been underway in Victoria's Supre...