Journalism

The governor’s efforts to prop up supplicant sources of news—while trying to destabilize and delegitimize independent ones—make for a dangerous combination, @mbar62 tells @Jason_Garcia. That's the journalistic dichotomy: "supplicant" vs. "independent". https://t.co/sbIpm323N8

RT @tommy_robb: The reporter she most fears: “There used to be this reporter who worked at the Daily News. He now works for The City. Greg Smith is his name. He would call me every Friday at 3 p.m. about something, and I’d be like, Oh, fuck. This ain’t going to be good." https://t.co/2rxJreGUqb

RT @SarahScire: “A few months ago, I told a higher-up at The New York Times—we’re talking very high altitude—that I’d been struggling with long COVID. His reply: ‘Is that the excuse everyone at The Atlantic uses when they’re unproductive?’” https://t.co/e7rgrepONp

YouTube's longtime CEO Susan Wojcicki is stepping down https://t.co/Rr2i7mIOEZ

RT @HellGateNY: Today, almost 200 NYT contributors published an open letter condemning the paper's coverage of transgender, non-binary, and gender nonconforming people. Read our Q&A with one of the organizers, the critic Jo Livingstone, to learn more. https://t.co/7xXOgedB1A

"It was not my choice to be a war reporter ... I never had this dream, as many of my colleagues had, to report from a conflict zone." https://t.co/Yrc9X8XHYu

RT @manisha_bot: NEW: Meet ‘Team Jorge’, a hacking and disinformation unit who claim to have covertly meddled in over 30 elections around the world. My first investigation with the Guardian team. https://t.co/4lXuVZaQ7V

The Dallas Morning News plans to reassign the five staff at Al Día on March 1, leaving its Spanish-language outlet to publish just translations and wire stories (@hanaatameez / Nieman Lab) https://t.co/JXV5qGW8Wi https://t.co/HdedQVdNuQ