Digiday, the company best known for its concise coverage of the shifting media industry, announced on Monday plans to extend its reporting to the realms of fashion and luxury with a new publication called Glossy.

The New York Times is launching Watching, a website "focused on helping readers sort through the mountains of video content released on streaming services and cable," according to Digiday.

The website will be edited by Gilbert Cruz, the television editor at The New York Times, according to Digiday. Margaret Lyons, who recently announced her departure from Vulture, will be a writer for the site.

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It's the end of the school year so maybe it's fitting that The New York Times is receiving at least one report card.

Digiday offers one on five aspects related to the newspaper's much-chronicled innovation report of last year.

FROM THE ARCHIVES | The Cavalier Daily at the University of Virginia and the Writers Room really stepped in it.

And Gawker Media might sue over Hillary Clinton emails.

If you're a city employee, don't talk to the press in Henderson, Nevada.

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