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How the New York Times verified the Iran missile-strike footage
On January 8, Ukraine International Airlines Flight 752 caught fire in the sky above Tehran. All 176 people on board the flight died in the incident, the cause of which was not immediately known. The next day, the New York Times published a 20-second video clip which showed the explosion was caused by an Iranian...
Una nueva narrativa en Guerrero, México
Recientemente, en un espacio donado de oficina en el centro de Chilpancingo, la capital del estado de Guerrero en México, miembros de la asociación de periodistas locales se reunieron para discutir la agenda porvenir de Amapola Periodismo, un nuevo sitio de noticias que ellos fundaron cinco meses antes para “desmontar la narrativa oficial de su...
Words you may not have known were named after people
The Merriam-Webster Dictionary site is an epicurean and sometimes mercurial presentation of language that tantalizes even the most Draconian and martinet-ish of word lovers. A case in point: The delightful “Eponym Quiz,” which tests your knowledge of many of the words in the previous sentence that are based on the names of people. You’ll have...
The sentinel of the liberal media
Every morning at seven, Kyle Drennen, thirty-four, settles into his living room in suburban Fairfax, Virginia, with a bowl of cereal and turns on NBC. He spends thirty minutes or so watching the hard-news segments at the top of the Today show before heading to work at NewsBusters, a nonprofit that monitors the media, eleven...
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Technically, Dylan Howard didn’t invite me to his book party. Howard, a thirty-seven-year-old longtime editor at the National Enquirer, had canceled on me for an interview three times that week and looked mortified when I showed up. But the publicist...
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Sleepwalking into 2020
In the weeks after the election of Donald Trump in 2016, the American press realized it had failed. Nearly every major media outlet had spectacularly guessed wrong on the outcome, had failed to see the rise of the electorate that...
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Personal media news: I’m joining @VFHIVE as a senior editor. I’ll start Tuesday, as impeachment trial begins and Iowa is two weeks away. Should be plenty to do! https://t.co/EbU4Pcjyat
— Michael Calderone (@mlcalderone) January 16, 2020ABC, CBS, NBC, Fox News, CNN ask Senate to use C-SPAN's cameras for the impeachment trial, back C-SPAN's request for a less restricted view of the floor debates (@stevebattaglio / Los Angeles Times)https://t.co/wuYODZtc17https://t.co/nKfjr2nQJS
— Mediagazer (@mediagazer) January 16, 2020Big @nytimes announcement:
— Clifford Levy (@cliffordlevy) January 14, 2020
• NYT just passed goal of $800 million annual digital revenue, ahead of schedule
• Added more than 1 million net digital subscriptions last year
• Now has more than 5 million total subscriptions, all-time recordhttps://t.co/FQWPazUnlwNew: Doctored images have become a fact of life for political campaigns - especially top Democrats. They’re not designed to convert opponents, but to reinforce hatred, doubt and disgust. And when they’re disproved, believers "just don’t care" https://t.co/KrovHWtXRy pic.twitter.com/ajCIZAsHnY
— Drew Harwell (@drewharwell) January 14, 2020MPR News has announced it will launch a new service to help inform the public about disinformation and how to spot it by allowing listeners to submit potentially false news they've come across for fact-checking. https://t.co/Go1bQuWxZZ
— Society of Professional Journalists (@spj_tweets) January 10, 2020
