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Obesity of experience Paid Members Public
What's the role of experiential journalism in a world saturated in experiential social media?
Zaina Erhaim: how to respect local journalists in crisis zones Paid Members Public
The contrast between the coverage of war in Syrai and Ukraine is shocking and stark, argues the news:rewired keynoter. Here's how we can do better.
Lockdown journalism digest: reporting, engaging and planning for the future Paid Members Public
The Covid-19 lockdown is changing journalism. Here's a few signposts on that road.
Apple's bad news: the confirmation bias magnet Paid Members Public
The coverage of Apple's bad financial news tells us more about the pundits than the company itself.
Hyperactive reporting is a problem. Let’s fix it. Paid Members Public
Have we let the internet’s hype cycle shorten our attention span for big stories? Yes. And that’s a problem.
The dangerous ignorance at the heart of Facebook Paid Members Public
The attitude Mark Zuckerberg is displaying towards news suggests a deep ignorance of the true dynamics of news and its role in society.
Hoaxers are crippling Twitter's breaking news value Paid Members Public
Buzzfeed's experience with breaking news makes it clear that hoaxes are eroding Twitter's value during a major news event.
How does it feel to be a journalist from an NRA-supporting family? Paid Members Public
This is a thought-provoking piece from a journalist who grew up in an NRA member family [https://medium.com/@kelliannejones/im-a-journalist-and-the-daughter-of-an-n-r-a-member-why-it-s-time-to-tell-my-story-9782ae97aad9] in the USA: > My father’s interest in guns began as a young man who saved up to buy 60 acres in the Maine wilderness where he could hunt,
