Articles with Journalism Tag
An Open Letter to NYT Staffers: Leave the Plantation and Join Us
By Russ Baker on Jan 9, 2012
The New York Times staff are in (partial) revolt. But it’s corporate-owned media that is truly revolting. Here’s a solution: let’s build something better, together.
Brave Reporter Challenges Romney Deceit
By James Huang (Tech Admin) on Jan 7, 2012
Can/should a reporter call a candidate on semantic nonsense? Watch this video--in its entirety—and see reporter be reprimanded by Romney press secretary for sticking to his guns. Will this reporter keep his job? Stay tuned.
Iowa: Watch!…Watch!…Watch!… Why Are You Watching?
By Russ Baker on Dec 30, 2011
Iowa is a waste of time (sorry, Iowa friends, nothing personal.) It’s typical of distractions that fill our bandwidth and keep us from focusing on what really matters.
Fair and Balanced Nukes?
By Russ Baker on Oct 1, 2009
Yesterday’s New York Times represented a kind of quiet sea change. A front-page article addressed the quality of intelligence analyses of Iran’s nuclear intentions, against the background of the West’s mounting confrontation with Tehran. Unlike the largely credulous articles written by Judith Miller...
A Word to the Worried: the Future of Journalism
By Russ Baker on Jun 9, 2009
Those of us in journalism pretty much know the extent to which our field is being decimated by the simultaneous unraveling of the economy and of the journalistic business model. Still, Barbara Ehrenreich’s commencement address at UC Berkeley’s Graduate School of Journalism is well worth reading.
The dean...
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