Sentences with phrase «about journalism in»

As a news publication, we are serious about journalism in the crypto space and as an information network, we thrive to deliver useful insights into the cryptocurrency and blockchain world.

He talks with Kara Swisher about journalism in front of an audience at the Berkeley journalism school.

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I didn't much care for the 2015 Best Picture of the Year Spotlight; in my view, it was a Lifetime version of the kind of gripping story about journalism that All the President's Men actually was.

«As for the coverage, he doesn't get involved in it at all — not what stories to do or what not to do; he doesn't comment on any stories, including about Amazon, he just doesn't,» Marty Baron, executive editor of the Washington Post, said Thursday at an annual dinner for Columbia University's Knight - Bagehot journalism fellowship.

But I'm back in the flow of my life and my journalism career, and it's easy to be cynical about missions and self - improvement.

Joshua Benton, head of the Nieman Journalism Lab, described in a recent essay how residents of the small Louisiana town he was raised in posted and re-posted hoaxes and false news reports about Hillary Clinton and other topics on Facebook.

In a Facebook comment, NYU journalism professor Jay Rosen said that he thinks «anyone with minimal self - awareness who works at Facebook should be very concerned about their contribution to this civic disaster.»

When I mentioned to him in 2005 that I'd recently read the seminal Tom Wolfe profile of Bob Noyce in Esquire from 1983, one of the finest pieces of journalism I've ever read about Silicon Valley, Grove reacted violently.

She confided to Stephen Petherbridge, a former Ryerson professor who was an editor at the paper, that she was thinking about a career in journalism.

As John Herrman at The Awl described so thoroughly in a recent piece he wrote about the disintermediation of journalism by the web and social media, one of the biggest shifts in media of the past decade has been the ability for anyone — journalist or not — to pick up a phone and share information with vast numbers of people.

Former Guardian editor - in - chief Alan Rusbridger and current editor Katharine Viner have also talked about how having a paywall makes it inherently more difficult for a newspaper like The Guardian to engage in what Rusbridger called «open journalism,» where readers become part of the process.

In announcing the Journalism Project in January, Facebook said it «cares a great deal about making sure that a healthy news ecosystem and journalism can thrive,» and committed to helping media outlets — including smaller, local publishers — figure out how to best use the network for their journalisIn announcing the Journalism Project in January, Facebook said it «cares a great deal about making sure that a healthy news ecosystem and journalism can thrive,» and committed to helping media outlets — including smaller, local publishers — figure out how to best use the network for their jJournalism Project in January, Facebook said it «cares a great deal about making sure that a healthy news ecosystem and journalism can thrive,» and committed to helping media outlets — including smaller, local publishers — figure out how to best use the network for their journalisin January, Facebook said it «cares a great deal about making sure that a healthy news ecosystem and journalism can thrive,» and committed to helping media outlets — including smaller, local publishers — figure out how to best use the network for their jjournalism can thrive,» and committed to helping media outlets — including smaller, local publishers — figure out how to best use the network for their journalismjournalism.

CUNY professor Jeff Jarvis, who will direct the project as part of the Tow - Knight Center for Entrepreneurial Journalism, said in a blog post that the idea came from conversations he had with Newmark about the need to fight back against the rise of fake news and misinformation.

«We care a great deal about making sure that a healthy news ecosystem and journalism can thrive,» Fidji Simo, director of product at Facebook, said in a blog post.

Facebook routinely denies that it is a media entity, or that it should be expected to behave like one, and yet the giant social network continues to behave in ways that have a significant and tangible impact on the news that its users see about the world, and the practice of journalism in general.

Actor and writer Bob Odenkirk speaks to CNBC's Carl Quintanilla about his role in the new film «The Post» as the country's current conversation on journalism swirls.

Digital ad spending grew by 20 % in 2015 to about $ 60 billion, faster growth than in either 2013 and 2014, the report says, «but journalism organizations have not been the primary beneficiaries.»

«I do think a big responsibility that we have is to help support high - quality journalism,» he observed in answer to a question about Facebook ad targeting's impact on the media industry.

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This Friday I will be joining colleagues in international affairs, journalism, public policy and political science to talk about «Academics in the Media Landscape: The Role of Scholar - Columnist - Bloggers».

Later on, when I did my Masters in Journalism, I examined the role of community - of - interest media in the Press Gallery, for which I learned more about the history of the Gallery.

excerpt: «First of all, if you did not do so yesterday, please take the time to read Kevin Carmichael's look at the trip, and in particular how pack journalism narratives have formed, but he makes very relevant points about the political dynamics and the regional politics of India that the Canadian media is completely ignoring.»

The consequences of this folly are far reaching for anyone who cares about good journalism, enjoys bingeing on Netflix, works with advertising, or plans to have a role in the future of the Internet.

I feel a little conflicted about seeing the humor in your post, but it definitely highlights the spectacle alluded to in this useless piece of journalism.

«Finally, in free - market economies, destructuring is brought about by a strange law of journalism and the media that dictates that the only interesting things are those that depart from the norm.»

The article I would suggest has to be about the worst bit of journalism I have seen in a while....

Journalism used to be smart people informing the public about what is going on in a straight forward and unbiased way (mostly).

The Center for Medical Progress follows all applicable laws in the course of its investigative journalism work and as more details about Planned Parenthood's contracts for aborted baby parts come to light, it's clear that Planned Parenthood and their business partners like StemExpress are the ones who are guilty of trafficking in human body parts.

Journalism, he concluded, «has been asleep at the switches,» because the Net is «not simply a story about technology, but it's a revolutionary change in the society and culture.»

But in her selection of subjects — Promise Keepers and porn stars, ex-shipyard and aircraft workers, Vietnam veterans and militiamen, notorious street gang figures and members of the Spur Posse — Miss Faludi shaped her conclusions before she had conducted her interviews, revealing more about contemporary journalism than about the reality of men's choices.

Unsurprisingly, movies about journalism can often strike a dishonest chord with some viewers, mainly ones who have a natural distaste in films that almost deify the media, even when there's a fair share of evenhandedness.

On the ethics of this kind of journalism, Brock notes that his various movement employers (in this case, the Spectator) cared only about the political effect of his work, not its accuracy.

When we we had a question in my journalism class pertaining to this subject I asked myself why she couldn't ask us about Beyonce.

After 15 years in digital and broadcast journalism, she's now bringing you stories about America's small and independent breweries.

About Monique Soltani Monique Soltani is an award - winning journalist with a Bachelor of Arts in Broadcast Journalism and American Studies.

I'm in the journalism field as well and I pretty much have an idea about goings getting tough, even though covering Football or even Sports in general would seem a breeze to the nonsense I'm assigned to.

When a writer tried to tease him about his classes at Alabama, asking if he majored in basket - weaving, Joe Willie said, «Naw, man, journalism — it was easier.»

Those members of the national media who have mindlessly dismissed the allegations against Notre Dame detailed in the book Under the Tarnished Dome could learn a thing or two about journalism from, of all unlikely tutors, the editors of Blue & Gold Illustrated.

As long as the contracts are undisclosed, these clowns are talking and writing lies... people who have blind faith in football «journalism» believe all that *** and make *** ic comments about money.

Bachelor's in Journalism, but write about my beloved Reds when I find the time.

There's a fuzzy line between blogging and journalism, as many have discussed in other contexts, and the Mom Central model (what little I know about it) does seem like it could lead to some misleading posts, even if the blogger has no intent to mislead.

With a bachelor's degree in journalism from Mesa State, Li enjoys writing about health, horticulture and business management.

Later that afternoon we toured the Exhibit Hall, and then we attended the second general session where Lisa Ling delivered a stirring address, punctuated with fascinating stories about her work in journalism.

What really jumped out at me, though, was what the interview revealed about the limitations of traditional political journalism as practiced in this country over the last century.

The fact that there were around three times more male journalists shaping election coverage than female ones demonstrates that the dearth of women is not just an issue for political parties, but that national media outlets also need to consider why it is that national political journalism in the UK continues to be a domain where men write about other men.

He encouraged the aspiring journalists in the audience to specialize in a field and learn as much as they can about it — for instance, to get an economics degree rather than a journalism degree.

I remember giving you career advice and you talking about your attempts to get going in journalism, so «wouldn't give you the time of day» sounds like an exaggeration.

This ties in with an article in this month's Wired about Gannett's focus on hyperlocal coverage and citizen journalism in papers in its chain (see also Post coverage from December).

Alexander published his first story in a local paper at the age of 18 and has been passionate about journalism ever since.

The ongoing debate around falsehoods and lies from the powerful has also highlighted the debate about impartiality in journalism.