#Journalism

Tracy Beanz

tracybeanz

Thread: When I started doing investigative journalism full time, I fully understood the responsibility I was taking on. In a sea of disinformation from all sides, I vowed to be

Nowhere Girl

Gwynnion

There are two dominant voices in what passes for American journalism, the white male professional passive voice and the clickbaity divisive "the sky is falling" voice, and they were both

Richard Poplak

Poplak

1. A THREAD.What Jacques Pauw did is called “malpractice”. I personally like Jacques. He did not shoot unarmed miners in the back. He did not bomb a crèche. He did

Francesco Marconi

fpmarconi

We just entered the most critical decade for the news and information industry. A thread: 1. The pandemic forced many news orgs to innovate how they use technology, rethink how

Bubba Rogowski (Telegram = t.me/RogowskiBubba)

RogowskiBubba

Aliette Jonkers is slechts een journaliste die een neuroloog de maat neemt, zeer bijzonder omdat de @volkskrant o.a. cursus doet bij Gates/Soros gesponsorde journalisten clubs.How low can you go?https://www.aliettejonkers.nl/over-aliette-jo

George Monbiot

GeorgeMonbiot

Having come to the party 6 months late, @BBCNews now claims to have "revealed" the PPE scandal. No acknowledgement of those (@GoodLawProject, @openDemocracy, @BylineTimes, some of us at @guardian) who've

John S. Knight Journalism Fellowships at Stanford

JSKstanford

As we collectively wave buh-bye to #2020, let's ponder the possibilities of #2021. Here are some predictions for #journalism from a few @jskstanford alumni... 1/8 “What general-market local newsrooms

Ramona Martinez 🌹

ramonammartinez

I got a really incredible email from a young journalist who heard @LewisPants episode on @SceneOnRadio about Objectivity (based on our podcast, The View from Somewhere) and something she said

David M. Perry

Lollardfish

Community Colleges are extraordinary, rivaling only branch public universities for their impact on American higher ed. The obsession with elite universities in our elite publications isn't surprising, but it's bad

Online News Association

ONA

1/ We want to acknowledge the distress and trauma many in our U.S. community — especially journalists of color — are experiencing following the violent insurrection at the U.S. Capitol

Dave Mistich

davemistich

Thread:A lot — and I mean virtually almost everything — about working in journalism is telling stories about some tragedy or something depressing or someone doing something corrupt and evil.

Mason Adams

MasonAtoms

Here’s what’s most important about my journalism.I chase stories in central and southern Appalachia, Virginia, the South & rural America. And although my work is sometimes published in regional and

Melanie - Viva La Revolution 🌹🌹🌹

CartwheelPrint

Corporate Media Have Second Thoughts About Exiling Julian Assange From Journalism https://www.commondreams.org/views/2019/06/06/corporate-media-have-second-thoughts-about-exiling-julian-assange-journalism Pondering about the AFP raids and w

Chris Moran

chrismoranuk

Quick thread. I am really pleased about the FB timestamp change and I really hope other platforms will follow. But the blog announcing it highlights an unappealing arrogance... 2) Crucial

Carole Cadwalladr

carolecadwalla

I've only just taken in depth & scale of cuts at @guardian. And I don't think most people understand depth & scale of threat we are facing. Dominic Cummings is

doughardy

doughardy_ct

I hate to use this metaphor at this painful moment. I only worked at the Courant for a short while - I learned *a ton.* But many of my closest

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