The Washington Post’s Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Week
Reporting misconstrued facts, making knowingly deceptive omissions, and writing columns defending terrorists are just a few things Washington Post journalists were up to this week.
Hemingway: Media Is Willfully Misunderstanding What’s Going On With Ukraine
“They don’t want to look into the Ukraine story because they got the Russia story wrong. It is embarrassing to the media how much they botched this.”
Journalists Are Having A Meltdown Over Journalism Being Done To Them
The Times report decried the tactic of exposing past social media posts, arguing that targeting individuals is acceptable when journalists do it to other people, but not when other people do it to them.
Podcast: Crime Reporters On The Growing Popularity Of The True Crime Genre
The hosts of the new crime podcast, “22 Hours: An American Nightmare” join the Federalist Radio Hour to discuss crime reporting, true crime, and storytelling.
The Only Thing Funny About ‘Murphy Brown’ Is How Oblivious It Is
The obliviousness of ‘Murphy Brown,’ and its cast of coastal elites, is a case study in why public trust in media has eroded.
The Inspector General Put Together An Insane FBI Leak Chart Upon Finding Rules ‘Widely Ignored’
‘Although FBI policy strictly limits the employees who are authorized to speak to the media, we found that this policy appeared to be widely ignored.’
The Group Of Workers Most Like Trump Voters May Despise Them Most
Their industry is under siege. Advances in technology have cut deeply into their margins. They face competition from robots and cheap, non-union labor. Many shops have been closed.
How Journalists Can Use Facebook To Get President Trump Impeached
The social media platform, in conjunction with the journalism-focused Poynter Institute, recently announced the Facebook for Journalists Certificate.
WSJ’s Peggy Noonan Wins Pulitzer Prize For Commentary
Peggy Noonan, a columnist for The Wall Street Journal, has just won a Pulitzer Prize for commentary.
How The Right Can Bridge The Journalism Gap Now That Clinton’s Loss Changed The Culture Wars
Hillary Clinton’s loss changed the media and culture wars. Conservatives need to realize this, stop being defensive and clickbaity, and get back into real journalism.
Watch A Bunch Of Journalists Freak Out After Being Asked If They Know Anybody Who Drives A Truck
Watch a bunch of D.C. and New York City journalists completely melt down after being asked if they know a single person who drives a truck.
5 Ways The Media Can Regain The Public Trust
The media have lost the trust of many Americans thanks to their partisan and shrill political coverage. Here are a few ways to start gaining trust back.
How Journalists Purge Peers Who Don’t Lick Hillary Clinton’s Boots
Media members use group-shaming tactics to either cow ideological defectors into submission, or expel them from their ranks.
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