Another Saturday brings another flurry of activity in the Tamir Rice case, including blatantly racist reporting. Continue reading American media should not blame #TamirRice for his own death |Blog#42
Tag Archives: MSM
Polarization: who is to blame? | Analysis
President Obama gave Vox an interview last month. In it, he blamed a lack of uniformity of facts and worldview as we had them 20 and 30 years ago on a “balkanization” of the media. He blamed Fox News and MSNBC for contributing to polarization, and technology, presumably the internet, for furthering it. It has been reported that MSNBC is currently making changes to make the network less progressive. President Obama doesn’t watch cable news.
Honesty, the media, and the shrinking public trust
It seems as if NBC’s Brian Williams is the latest national media figure to fall from grace after he told what is either an embellishment or a lie about an experience he’d previously talked about on television. When caught, Williams did the right thing and apologized. Time to move on? Well, no. Continue reading Honesty, the media, and the shrinking public trust
Cable News’ Depiction of Mike Brown | MSM and Ferguson
August 17, 2014
Jesse Williams’ very eloquent thoughts on Mike Brown’s depiction in cable news shows:
I was irritated and distracted as I watched a panel discussion on CNN yesterday. What was the source of my irritation? Continue reading Cable News’ Depiction of Mike Brown | MSM and Ferguson
Blogpost: Why I’m not excited about Ezra Klein’s VoxDotCom
By Rima Regas
I’ve been keeping tabs on Ezra Klein‘s new venture, Vox.com, ever since it went live. I think it’s been long enough to where I feel I can render an opinion. Continue reading Blogpost: Why I’m not excited about Ezra Klein’s VoxDotCom