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I teach journalism and direct the Studio 20 program at NYU, critique the press, direct . 'Ambassador' for 's expansion to US.

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  1. il y a 3 heures

    When the numbers are called and the ledgers cleared, will step forward with a clean conscience. He did what he could. Check out his timeline tonight. But what about the rest of them?

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  2. il y a 7 heures

    "There’s a reason media outlets are having such a hard – and sometimes embarrassing – time finding Trump supporters to write op-eds or take part in panels. They don’t process facts or use language the way journalists do."

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  3. il y a 13 heures

    "Adtech doesn’t sponsor publishers. It uses publishers to mark and track eyeballs wherever they might go. It does that by planting a tracking beacon..."

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  4. il y a 14 heures

    Pressthink, Oct. 2016.

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  5. il y a 15 heures

    I almost never agree with journalists when they describe his genius. Here I think his skilled at dividing is more accurate than "skilled branding." It's easy to brand yourself if you're willing to be hated by half or more of the audience. Doesn't take great skill, but great gall.

    My latest from Trump Country, where the President's supporters are doing as they did in 2016: Internalizing Trump's political messaging & spreading it in remarkably similar terms. It all comes back to Trump's ability to connect & his skilled branding:
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    24 oct.

    The news system is not designed for this. It's built to start with what the president said and then seek detail, get reaction, check facts. What it should do instead is go to the president last, as the least reliable component in a policy-making machinery.

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    23 oct.

    If your news coverage of the caravan doesn't include a map like this, front and center, you're doing it wrong...

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  8. 24 oct.

    The news system is not designed for this. It's built to start with what the president said and then seek detail, get reaction, check facts. What it should do instead is go to the president last, as the least reliable component in a policy-making machinery.

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  9. 23 oct.

    Asked about the murder of a critic by a government, he speaks as a craftsman, disdainful of the other's execution.

    Trump, pressed on his Khashoggi 'cover-up' remarks earlier: "Nothing that they've done has gone well. It certainly has not been spoken of properly ... The process was no good. The execution was no good. And the cover-up, if you want to call it that, was no good."
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  10. 23 oct.

    Incredible interview.

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  11. 23 oct.

    Three of the most powerful words in journalism: "help us investigate."

    UPDATE: It worked! I just got 1 of Trump's past "Statements of Financial Condition"--detailed docs he gave out to lenders/biz partners. But I'm still looking for others. If you've got one, email me at [email protected], or use secure methods here:
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  12. 23 oct.

    “What we are doing is inverting completely how people normally think about communities and journalists – the community is not here to merely help the journalists. Rather the journalists will be here to work for the community.”

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    23 oct.

    News:: Facebook’s former chief security officer is joining NBC News/MSNBC as a cybersecurity analyst.

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  14. 23 oct.

    If you're at tomorrow, Oct. 24, I will be speaking about Trump and the press, 12 PM – 1 PM, at Kelly Writers House, 3805 Locust Walk. You are welcome to come.

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  15. a retweeté
    23 oct.

    This discussion between and is one of the deepest and most thoughtful about political journalism I have read/heard in a while. If don't really listen to podcasts, there's a partial transcript here.

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  16. 23 oct.

    Sinclair, cont.

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  17. 23 oct.

    Here's how your news site can be part of a $700,000 experiment in building membership models around the world. Curious? Tweet us at

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  18. 23 oct.

    'NYT Publisher A.G. Sulzberger: Our mission hasn’t changed under Trump.' By . If you read my most recent piece, do read this.

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  19. 23 oct.

    Sure beats No Clear Link.

    Trump is running a midterm campaign based on stoking racial divisions and fear of immigrants, and in some cases the GOP is making open appeals to racism & me, w/ >>
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  20. 23 oct.

    From my new post, which begins this way: "The readers of the New York Times have more power now."

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