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I teach journalism at NYU, direct the Studio 20 program there, critique the press and study new media. I don't do lifecasting but mindcasting on Twitter.
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@KPav You're overlooking the story of Citizen Koch as if it never happened. Why? Just some indy filmmakers whining?
Fox News knew three years ago about subpoenas for its reporter, James Rosen's, call records but said nothing publicly is.gd/rhD8Y2
Leaks Inquiries Show How Wide a Net Is Cast
nytimes.com — WASHINGTON - Even before the F.B.I. conducted 550 interviews of officials and seized the phone records of Associated Press reporters in a leak investigation connected to a 2012 article about a Yemen bomb plot, agents had sought the same reporters' sources for two other articles about terrorism.
@KPav The program ran, yes. And WNET was part of public television’s attempts to placate David Koch. Which failed.
"This blog post is not a 'blog.'" slate.me/136MMBF I have been tracking this barbarism for years. I am sorry to say the fight is lost.
This blog post is not a “blog.”
slate.com — Let's get this straight up front: I am now writing a blog post, not blogging a blog. For many, using the word blog when you mean blog post is an understandable mistake. Most who make it are new to blogging, or aren't fluent in the language of the Web.
Public television’s attempts to placate David Koch. nyr.kr/153TCJg A devastating account for WNET and its president, Neal Shapiro.
How Far Did PBS Go to Avoid Offending a Sponsor? : The New Yorker
newyorker.com — PBS has long been a political target of conservatives, who have accused it of having a liberal bias. When the billionaire industrialist David Koch joined the boards of WGBH and WNET, it seemed to mark an ideological inroad, enabling him to exert influence over a network with a prominent news operation.
Superb re-cap in Macleans of the utterly bizarre situation the (bizarre) mayor of Toronto, Rob Ford, finds himself in bit.ly/12EkopR
Rob Ford: It’s no longer about the video … and it’s time for you to go
www2.macleans.ca — By every indication, Rob Ford's world is crumbling. He is eluding the media like a fugitive in his own city. The 24-hour news channels that run silently in the corners of bars and dentists' offices loop random clips of Ford being chased around by packs of TV reporters.
@lindsaygoldwert Yeah? Who said otherwise?
@lindsaygoldwert And I'll be visiting the Montreal Gazette and the Ottawa Citizen in the next few weeks. Thanks for your concern.
@lindsaygoldwert For me: 3 months ago. I visited the Vancouver Sun and The Province in BC to puzzle through problems in digital adaptation.
@lindsaygoldwert When's the last time you were in a newsroom?
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