#Journalism

Hayden O'Connor

HaydenJOConnor

Let's take a closer look at this article from #WhatstheissueRachel. A thread.It seems to me that keeping hotels on retainer is a smart move given that we couldn't possibly know

Lydia

LydiaGreatrix

2020 was the year of me graduating from my amazing degree - BA Broadcast Journalism at @TrentUni. (I miss that department SO much.)Despite Covid messing with my graduation plans and

Drew Holden

DrewHolden360

I think a lot of consistent errors in media coverage happen because journalists very much want to believe the things that Dems say that aren’t true but make them feel

Dawn "Openly Black" Rhodes 😷

rhodes_dawn

More than a few of you journalists are tweeting about @newyorkerunion work stoppage and have been assuming all of us in this industry just ... get raises. We don't. Get

Ian Carter

iancarterIM

We put some measures in place today to prevent people with adblockers having unfettered access to @kentonline Turn it off and you’re welcome back, keep it on in return for

Chalkbeat

Chalkbeat

Dear @Chalkbeat readers,The students are taking over. https://www.chalkbeat.org/2020/6/19/21295651/chalkbeat-student-takeover-racism-in-america We’ve been working hard to tell the story of #education in this moment. At a recent all-team c

Jason Beale

jabeale

On the eve of Trump's departure from the WH, @maggieNYT leaves us one last gift - a perfect encapsulation of the cause and effect consequences of the straight-up yellow journalism

Scribulatora

Scribulatora

I've seen this RT in my feed several times. Unless this is carefully hidden behind a special paywall, it's not true. Outright false. Disinformation. A lie. Maybe mal-information.In any case,

mads

utahmads

While we’re on the subject of horrifyingly unsafe protest tactics, be CAREFUL about who you’re trusting and sharing info with — for example, I’ve heard from multiple people that Insurgence

Emily Atkin

emorwee

Doesn't feel like a great time to celebrate anything, but I guess I should do a tweet:Yesterday was the one year anniversary of HEATED, the climate newsletter I quit my

Kelly Ellis

justkelly_ok

Even if you think Vox is mostly good (as I do), if there's one thing I've learned from being involved in lawsuit, harassment, doxxing etc - do not trust media

Jonathan Cook

Jonathan_K_Cook

How long do we on the left keep giving George Monbiot a pass simply because he's good on re-wilding and neoliberalism, when he keeps invests his credibility in propping up

Kassie Navarro 😷

kassien

It's #GivingTuesday + #GivingNewsDay!As you're thinking about the causes you'll support today, I hope you'll consider @19thnews, a newsroom that is dedicated to investing in serious, nonpartisan reporting that

Sarah

sarah_michels13

Along with other @KyKernel reporters, I will be sharing my observations on the first few days of school. First, I filled out my daily screening on the GetWell Loop app

Bhaskar

BhaskarSirius

I don't know how much of an impact critics have on the films Bollywood makes, but the completely privilege-blind lens through which they see cinema contributes to films like Madam

Yoruba History - by NNP

YorubaHistory

Alhaji Lateef Kayode Jakande, 23 July 1929 – 11 February 2021, the first civilian governor of Lagos state, died earlier today, 11th February 2021, at the age of 92. Jakande,

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