Category Archives: Journalism

Jewish Journalism Professor Jay Rosen Wants The MSM To Collaborate To Destroy Donald Trump

Jay Rosen writes in the Washington Post: I know what you’re thinking, journalists: “What do you want us to do? Stop covering a major party candidate for president? That would be irresponsible.” True. But this reaction short-circuits intelligent debate. Beneath … Continue reading

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‘A discreet orgy’: A timely TV series focuses on women’s treatment in 1960s newsrooms

Sad! Margaret Sullivan writes for the Washington Post: When Harry Waters came to Newsweek magazine in 1962, “it was a discreet orgy,” he later told journalist Lynn Povich. When he interviewed, his editor described the perks: “The best part of … Continue reading

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‘Media reporting the #DallasPoliceShootings in an interesting way’

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Steve Sailer: NYT on Austria Vote Count Scandal: Don’t Mention the Scandal. Do Mention the Nazis.

Comments at Steve Sailer: * The decision is good news. The bad news is that there was widespread fraud in the presidential elections of a First World European country with a seven-decade-old (OK, make it six-decade-old) stable democracy. What’s worse, … Continue reading

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From the Notebooks of Sabrina Rubin Erdely …

Steve Sailer writes: Keep in mind that Jackie Coakley isn’t some kind of criminal mastermind. She’s a super-girly ditz. What little there is inside Jackie’s head is from watching TV. Her stroke of genius was just to replay back to … Continue reading

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