Sentences with phrase «says about journalism»
They tell a tale that is disturbing in what it says about journalism, the law, and our nation's discussions on the most important public policy issues.
https://energyfactor.exxonmobil.com/ Not exact matches
The takeover of traditional publishing roles by Facebook, Snapchat, Google, and Twitter raises «serious questions» about the future of journalism, it says:
«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.
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.»
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 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 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.
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.»
Asked for more specificity about the investment and how many additional journalism positions it might create, a Times spokeswoman said, «We don't have additional details to share yet.»
This was way back when and he goes... I asked about citizen journalism and he said, «Citizen journalism.
His arguments about journalism transcended the left - right divide; on the subject of the press, he said, «It is not an organ of public opinion.
Talk about poor journalism to say the least.
We tend to want modern journalism, but the gospels resist that yoke, thus we need to be careful when we say the following about events recorded,» it happened like this»... another gospel might have a different take on the same incident (even the synoptics).
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.»
Note that I did not say «political journalism,» even though I talked about the bandwidth limitations of traditional political reporting just a week ago.
You are right, the link I tried to post was from The Western Journalism «DEM ADMIT OBAMA»S NOT ELIGIBLE» This is a same, not one of the national media outlets has run this story, The man broke the constitution, and not one Republican is saying a word about it.There're a bunch of cowards.They took an oath to up hold the constitution and all there're doing is craping on it.
Note that I did not say «political journalism,» even though I talked about the...
Todd Gitlin, a sociologist and Columbia University journalism professor who has written extensively about social protest movements, said the «odds are strong» that the groups would persist through the midterm elections, but «after that God only knows.»
It says something about the rather dismal condition of both British politics and journalism, that this week there was an amount of liberal fluttering over a speech at the London School of Economics by former Foreign Secretary David Miliband, who was beaten by his brother for the Labour leadership.
Democracy itself depends on the inclusion of the diversity of American voices in journalism — including journalism about science — says Kevin Olivas, director of the National Association of Hispanic Journalists» Parity Project in Washington, D.C., which helps member news organizations improve their coverage of and interaction with the minority communities they serve.
When asked about my style of journalism, I sometimes say that my goal isn't necessarily to get people to agree with me.
Learn what top science reporters and editors have to say about the relationship between science and journalism:
For some people, this might mean taking a degree in journalism or technical writing, but a «couple of writing courses can show people that you're serious about writing,» she says.
«The Sunday Times Style magazine comes with the rigour and the authority that Sunday Times newsprint journalism carries,» says Tiffanie Darke, but admits that, after Style's relaunch in 2013 due to shrinking ad revenues, «We decided not to be rude about our advertisers.»
In journalism school, nobody prepares you for the onslaught of negativity that will come your way when you write something about a person and that person's friends and family doesn't agree with what you said.
«It was a really inspiring example of people in Madison caring about their fellow residents and wanting to be part of the solution,» said Hall, who left the State Journal in 2009 to co-found and lead the nonprofit Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism.
And speaking of unanswered questions, Victoria Strauss still hasn't answered those posed here about I) the psychiatric medications prescribed to her (as she implies about other posters) II) or what her journalism training is since her own quote in this thread says that to do a job effectively they need job training and experience.
«The launch of The Atlantic Books reflects our commitment to innovation in publishing in the service of great journalism and storytelling,» said M. Scott Havens, president of The Atlantic in a news article about the launch on the company's website.
That few people seem to be concerned about how money influences journalism is troublesome to say the least.
She's absolutely right when she says: «When public opinion begins to shape what we call journalism, then that's a dangerous thing» (at about seven minutes into the TOC tape).
I find it ironic that this article and my comment are on a blog, because 10 - 12 years ago people were saying the exact same thing about blogs (versus the «real» journalism vetted as fit to print).
Veteran editor Tina Brown, who now runs The Daily Beast, says we are about to enter «a golden age of journalism.»
Right - wing morons over at Breitbart claim the agenda is not actually about journalism, (perhaps accidentally), but instead say that it's pretty much about an «army of sociopathic feminist programmers and campaigners» who have taken over the games industry (you know, the one they have barely any representation in today) and are now demanding the games industry embrace feminist principles.
Press Pass: Wasting Time With Robert Ashley of «A Life Well Wasted» > Kyle Orland > 9/24/2009 5:00 PM Crispy Gamer «We talk with the former Ziff Davis freelancer about his unique podcast and what it says about the direction of game journalism.»
Which is all ironic, given that Gators love to say over and over again that #GamerGate is about Ethics in Games Journalism, which has fuck all to do with either Anita or John.
The grant to Columbia Journalism School was directed at «public interest research into what the fossil fuel industry understood about the science of climate change and how they acted given that understanding both internally and regarding the public,» but it did not target Exxon Mobil specifically, Wasserman said.»
On the handful of mornings that I've flipped through the paper instead of reading the Globe and Mail on the Internet (journalism of much higher quality, and it saves money and paper), I've seen far too many op - eds and letters to the editor saying very strange things about climate science.
«I wouldn't worry too much about any judge granting prior restraint in this matter unless they're not familiar with precedent or current law,» says Jonathan Kotler, a lawyer with broad experience in media law who teaches at the Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism at the University of Southern California, in an interview with the ABA Journal.
So here is the leader of the nation's largest legal journalism company, someone who is ahead of the curve in thinking about the interplay of traditional media and new media and their application to the legal profession, asking why anyone outside Incisive would care what he had to say.
Of the posts I've read about it, the one that best nails this down is Mark Obbie's at LawBeat, who says this was a matter of PR prevailing over journalism:
Among its discoveries: In Seven Things to Know About Michael Mukasey, Peter Lattman says it's mew - KAY - zee, which puts a «z» where the Globe had an «s»; in Mukasey as College Journalist, Lattman provides more detail on the college - aged Mukasey's interest in journalism, including that he was editor of the editorial page of the Columbia College student newspaper; and, in Mukasey's Pedigree, Jamie Heller reports that as a teen, Mukasey «was better at praying than he was at basketball.»
With so much discussion about how the Internet is changing journalism and media, there's surprisingly little said about how writing itself has changed.
While an audience member asked about whether mobile would open these companies to citizen journalism experiments, most of the executives say they continue to regard the issue as secondary.
«When you're talking about trauma treatment, you're often talking about asking someone to revisit and think about the event that they're spending all their time avoiding,» says Elena Newman, Research Director of the Dart Center for Journalism and Trauma at Columbia University.
So it was a relief to read a news report on a new book, The Wisdom of Psychopaths: What Saints, Spies, and Serial Killers Can Teach Us About Success, which says journalism is one of the careers that's more likely to attract psychopaths than others.
I was about to say maybe you should have because there's no money in journalism... then I remembered an architect friend telling me there's no money in that either!