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A two-year analyst keeps doubling down on calling himself the “Head of Macro” at Greenlight Capital and is suing them over the title dispute. (h/t @HighyieldHarry) https://t.co/Lnqinl45So
Editors, in fact, do well not to think much of advertisers (or donors) at all. That is the job of publishers. When editors are too eager to please funders, unfortunate compromises can ensue. When they refuse to do so, they can actually strengthen their news operations.
Richard J. Tofel • Elements of Nonprofit News Management
Hurley decided these calls for creativity were too daunting, arguing that they should encourage “real personal clips that are taken by everyday people.”
Mark Bergen • Like, Comment, Subscribe
Emails dating back to Obama’s first months in office unmask transactional journalism conducted by Washington reporter Marc Ambinder from the Atlantic. He’s also written for New York Times, New Yorker, Washington Post, Vice, Hotline, ABC News, and CBS News.
Sharyl Attkisson • The Smear: How Shady Political Operatives and Fake News Control What You See, What You Think, and How You Vote
What I have learned in my years studying the role of journalism in civic discussion is that democracies are best served when media coverage focuses on issues that affect society and people’s everyday lives and minimizes “horse race” reporting that obsesses over who is ahead in opinion surveys or fundraising.
Jeff South • Are journalists serving Virginia's voters well? Election could offer insights on media on national level
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