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A Supreme Court justice, a Catholic high school student, and a disgruntled actor stir up the media ecosystem

In JournalismTags Brian Stelter, Civil rights, Clarence Thomas, Covington, Freedom of the Press, Howard Kurtz, Jane Briggs Bunting, Journalism, Jussie Smollett, malice, Nicholas Sandmann, public figure, Supreme Court, The New York Times, Times v. Sullivan, Washington PostFebruary 22, 2019112 ViewsLeave a comment

GARRY: If I was a writer and producer for NPR’s On The Media, I’d be delirious about the choices of content to fill 60 minutes of airtime for the weekly podcast. This has been a bizarre week in news ABOUT the news. Jump to Teen Sues Washington Post Jump to Orchestrated Attack on Jussie Smollett Justice Thomas authors sharp criticism of free-press law Justice Clarence Thomas wrote that the Supreme Court should consider overturning a 55-year-old landmark ruling that protects freedom …

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What are your thought$ on paying for new$?

In JournalismTags Bridge Michigan, Claire Ballor, Dallas News, Detroit Free Press, Jay Rosen, Journalism, NPR, Oakland University, Philly.com, Ross Maghielse, Starbucks, Stewart Brand, The Guardian, The New York Times, Wall Street JournalJanuary 24, 2018175 Views1 Comment

Garry: What are you willing to pay for quality, exclusive news reporting, delivered directly to your smartphone? A Mocha Frappuccino at Starbucks will cost you $4 — which is why …

Spielberg’s ‘The Post’ is a stirring drama made for this moment

In JournalismTags "The Post", Diane Deacon, Erin Ben-Moche, Katharine Graham, Lindsey Wojcik, Meryl Streep, Steven Spielberg, The New York Times, The Washington Post, Tom HanksJanuary 16, 2018201 ViewsLeave a comment

HOLLY: We’re not going to waste your time with another review of “The Post.” There are plenty, and besides if you know anything about us, you’d expect us to love …