Fact-check: is the media really to blame for Donald Trump? Addressing the usual throng of press reporters earlier this month, Ted Cruz said, “The mainstream media loves talking about Donald Trump” – a statement that was instantly relayed by the media, complete with a loud reference to Trump in the headline.
The irony doesn’t end there. In the past few weeks, countless articles have wondered aloud whether too many articles are being written about Donald Trump. Is the media to blame for Donald Trump? The risks of navel-gazing and delusions of grandeur are high when the media itself takes on that question. Nonetheless, this data journalist’s analysis suggests there are several strong reasons to take on the question, and several strong reasons to raise doubt about the conclusion. The stakes in the question are high (if the media truly is to blame then perhaps we could also shape who becomes the next US president). Although the question is important, it’s still problematic. Trump had the highest name recognition to begin with.
The Future of Journalism: Tom Rosenstiel at TEDxAtlanta. Journalism and Social Media. Is social media killing journalism? News is bad for you – and giving up reading it will make you happier. In the past few decades, the fortunate among us have recognised the hazards of living with an overabundance of food (obesity, diabetes) and have started to change our diets.
But most of us do not yet understand that news is to the mind what sugar is to the body. News is easy to digest. How live blogging has transformed journalism. 10.57 GMT: Hello and welcome to an article about live blogging, a discussion of a format that has been derided as murdering traditional reporting but is almost certainly the most important journalistic development of the past year.
Unfortunately, it's impossible to sustain the live blog format beyond that opening conceit. Because that is the key point; live blogging is a uniquely digital format that has evolved in a way that is native to the web. This year, as the Arab revolutions have unfolded, live blogging has rapidly become the dominant form for breaking news online – deployed by virtually every major news organisation on their home page and the online answer to 24/7 television news. What is the difference between a blogger and a journalist? - Quora. U.S. Court: Bloggers Are Journalists - Robinson Meyer. Updated, Wednesday, 11:45 a.m.
One of the great questions of our time came closer to resolution last week, when a federal court ruled that bloggers are journalists—at least when it comes to their First Amendment rights. The Ninth Circuit ruled as such on Friday in Obsidian Finance Group v. Networked journalism. Is new media killing journalism?
Media freedom is about power and it is time for that power to shift. Journalists have always been the subject of our concerns about press freedom, but now the public must become part of the equation. Working together, journalists and citizens can secure our fragile media freedoms in the face of global threats. The amount of media freedom has increased since the end of the Cold War and the liberalisation of media markets around the world. Improving levels of literacy, increasing wealth and progressive political changes mean we have more information, debate and reporting of our world than ever before. At the same time professional journalists are still subject to familiar hazards such as violence, censorship and commercial pressure. Experience: I am 16 and live alone in the wilderness. I live alone on the Isle of Skye in a tipi almost impossible to find without detailed directions.
It might seem unusual for someone of 16, but I love my own company and I’m passionate about preserving wild spaces. I grew up with my mum, Ghillie, and older sister, Yazzie, in the wilds of the Cairngorms, in a remote and sometimes inaccessible home, using cross-country skis to haul food and supplies to the house. Mum, a cookbook writer, taught us about possible dangers and how to cope with them, then let us run wild from an early age.
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