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Author Archives: Luke Ford
The Intonation of ABC News Anchor David Muir
David Muir (b. 1973) works the opposite seam from Scott Pelley, formerly of CBS News. Where Pelley flattens a sentence into an even gravity, Muir spikes it. His delivery runs on emphasis, sudden hard stresses dropped onto chosen words while … Continue reading
Peter Zeihan: Geography, Demography, and the Forecast of Collapse
Peter Zeihan (b. 1973) works as an American geopolitical analyst, author, and consultant whose career sits between academic international relations, private strategic intelligence, and corporate forecasting. Over two decades he has become a popular interpreter of global demographic, geographic, energy, … Continue reading
David Horovitz: Google’s Gemini AI admits it is unfit for purpose: ‘You should not trust a single thing I say’
I’ve noticed that the quality of Google’s search has steadily gone downhill since about 2011. I still use it though but its AI mode is horrible. David Horovitz writes: Using Google is increasingly unsatisfactory. And its AI tool is utterly … Continue reading
Scott Pelley and the End of the Network-News Tradition
Scott Pelley (b. 1957) worked at CBS News for nearly four decades, and across that span he came to represent a professional culture whose origins trace to Edward R. Murrow (1908-1965) and Walter Cronkite (1916-2009). His career runs from the … Continue reading
Eric Schulzke: A Life Across the Academy, the Newsroom, and the Prison Gate
Eric Schulzke (b. 1965) is an American political scientist, journalist, and nonprofit founder whose working life crosses three fields that rarely meet in one biography. He trained as a scholar of American political thought. He earned a doctorate in political … Continue reading
Rob Stutzman: A Life in the California Political Trade
Rob Stutzman belongs to a generation of California political strategists whose work spans the move from late twentieth-century campaign politics to the modern public affairs industry. For more than three decades he has worked as a campaign consultant, a government … Continue reading
Catherine Seipp and the Network That Replaced the Newsroom
Catherine Seipp (1957-2007) watched American media change from inside a city the rest of the press treated as a backwater. She held no large platform. She edited no major paper, hosted no national broadcast, owned no media company. She worked … Continue reading
NYT: ‘Why Does No One Care About the World Cup This Year?’
David Wallace-Wells writes: What is more striking to me is the muted interest of the rest of the world, which every four years for decades seemed almost to pause for a month to engage in a truly global but appealingly … Continue reading
Sheldon Adelson and the Journalists
Most rich men quarrel with reporters as subjects of coverage. Sheldon Adelson (1933-2021) did that, and then he did more. He sued reporters. He bought the newspaper that covered him. He founded a newspaper in another country and ran it … Continue reading