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Top news of the week: 05.02.2023.

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@mediagazer shared
On Feb 1, 2023
A look at the roots of media "objectivity" and growing public distrust, especially for the Washington press corps after 1968's Democratic National Convention (Louis Menand / New Yorker) https://t.co/lC6s8w3T5D https://t.co/QE9ro7NThA
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When Americans Lost Faith in the News

When Americans Lost Faith in the News

Half a century ago, most of the public said they trusted the news media. Today, most say they don’t. What happened to the power of the press?

@mediatwit shared
On Feb 3, 2023
RT @d_holli: It's been a trip, y'all—but I couldn’t be more proud of the “#LocalNewsRoadmap: An Emergent Approach to Meeting Civic Information Needs.” Many thoughts and a 🧵 on the opportunity ahead + one ask: 1) Read/share the report: https://t.co/qzZAtzOSua 2) Keep reading ⏬ Let's talk
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The Roadmap for Local News

The Roadmap for Local News

The Roadmap lays out a a vision for collaborative and effective solutions for local news and civic information.

@jackshafer shared
On Feb 2, 2023
"Columbia Journalism Review’s Big Fail: It Published 24,000 Words on Russiagate and Missed the Point" @davidcorndc https://t.co/293hOTHTXa
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Columbia Journalism Review’s Big Fail: It Published 24,000 Words on Russiagate and Missed the Point

Columbia Journalism Review’s Big Fail: It Published 24,000 Words on Russiagate and Missed the Point

The magazine's attempted take-down of the media's coverage bolsters Trump's phony narrative.

@brianstelter shared
On Feb 3, 2023
RT @AmyArgetsinger: NEW: The eye-opening story behind the story of @lizziejohnsonnn's investigation of a $500 million Ponzi scheme targeting Mormons that ended in gunfire — and the somber history of reporters continuing the work of deceased colleagues. by @jeremymbarr https://t.co/dDKQphRgdJ
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An investigative reporter was slain. What about his unfinished story?

An investigative reporter was slain. What about his unfinished story?

Las Vegas journalist Jeff German was killed before finishing a story about a Ponzi scheme targeting Mormons. So a Washington Post reporter stepped in to help.

@jbenton shared
On Jan 30, 2023
RT @BenjySarlin: . @mckaycoppins on the central story of 2024 so far: The core of the GOP quietly predicting Trump will lose or drop out or disappear without doing anything to make it happen https://t.co/NXEvYf2bHf https://t.co/jo99TSHTD5
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Waiting for a Deus Ex Machina End to the Trump Era

Waiting for a Deus Ex Machina End to the Trump Era

Lots of Republicans want Donald Trump to disappear from politics. Their main strategy is hope.

@jbenton shared
On Jan 30, 2023
RT @AdrienneLaF: The Atlantic's new cover story, out this morning, is by the extraordinary @megangarber. A brilliant indictment of our everything-is-entertainment culture in the tradition of Postman and McLuhan. Must read: https://t.co/7NfqYEN3Qz
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We’ve Lost the Plot

We’ve Lost the Plot

Our constant need for entertainment has blurred the line between fiction and reality—on television, in American politics, and in our everyday lives.

@srubenfeld shared
On Jan 31, 2023
RT @BStulberg: The best article I've read in a very long time. The new online guru bounces from one contrarian ideology to the next, picking up and shilling fads along the way. There's always a need to be special and in the know. The result is often a disaster. https://t.co/YfdyqMYR66
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The Internet Loves an Extremophile

The Internet Loves an Extremophile

Online culture favors influencers who pinball from one enthusiasm to the next.

@jeffjarvis shared
On Feb 2, 2023
The news for CNET gets worse.... https://t.co/jnKIJaOrw1
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CNET pushed reporters to be more favorable to advertisers, staffers say

CNET pushed reporters to be more favorable to advertisers, staffers say

Staff say Red Ventures has breached CNET’s editorial firewalls