#Editorial

Kevin Nguyen

cog_ink

Adding to this top piece from @taliaualiitia — in journalistic OPSEC, the "foreigness" of a surname is a vector that fringe communities use to target journos. Here's an example of

Paul Constant

paulconstant

Seattle's Worst City Councilmember™ is at it again in a Seattle Times editorial. This time Alex Pedersen paired up with the chief economist for Windermere Real Estate to argue that

Sewell Chan

sewellchan

Michael Schudson’s “Discovering the News” (1978) is highly relevant to today’s debates over journalism. Says the objectivity ideal arose in 1920s-1930s out of a loss of faith in democracy and

John Stoehr's Editorial Board

johnastoehr

1. If you’re like me, you came of age during the “Reagan Revolution,” and therefore have not seen a day go by without some “conservative” lecturing you on the true

Del. Danica Roem

pwcdanica

I want to take a minute to write about journalism. I'm not canceling my @InsideNoVA subscription, regardless of disagreeing with the editorial page.The institution of journalism is too important to

Eric Topol

EricTopol

Just out @TheLancet: The children with Kawasaki disease from #SARSCoV2A unique report from Italy comparing this to pre-#COVID19:the incidence has gone up 30-fold and it is more severe, with more

John Tulloch

JT_EpiVet

I often get asked about #LymeDisease and #Dogs. Here are some thoughts and useful things to read.Firstly the ACVIM consensus:https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5980284/They conclude: 'It is not proven that European LB causes clinical

James Lindsay, man of internet swagger

ConceptualJames

The @nytimes still has an opportunity to reclaim its status as a reputable journalistic outlet. The process begins by disclaiming the Pulitzer Prize they received for the fraudulent 1619 Project.

Tony Yates

t0nyyates

Here's my @guardian piece carrying on the campaign to set up a new Epidemiology-Macro crossover quango doing regular forecasts and policy simulations for government.https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2020/sep/30/covid-economy-bri

Archie Woodrow

Archimbaldo

problem's much worse imo. political level in labour is so low that most people define their politics largely through personal loyalties and relationships - so when something claiming to share

John Stoehr's Editorial Board

johnastoehr

1. I have good news and I have bad news. The good news is the word “sabotage” is being used more often and with more feeling by leading Democrats and

Lex Ash

TheLexash

This is officially going to be the thread of my works. A mini-portfolio, if you may. Here we go. Here's one for a start.I styled and Photographed these. Let me

Jeff Jarvis

jeffjarvis

I far prefer blogs to email newsletters & podcasts, which are about creator control, walled gardens of a sort. Blogs are open & thrive on links & conversation. Newsletters &

Brian Romanchuk

RomanchukBrian

⁦@StevenHailAus⁩ already discussed this.*Most* of the article is lightweight “debt is bad, boo” that falls under the Fiscal Folk Theorem. As such, added value is nil.However, there was one bit

el gato malo

boriquagato

wow."twitter slowing retweets to slow spread of misinformation"you misspelled "twitter throttling dissent from their preferred orthodoxy to put a thumb on the scale of national discourse."let's see if this gets

Kevin McKernan 🙂

Kevin_McKernan

An octogenarian in diapers is centrally planning 330M people’s health care with disastrous results…Many citizens like itCheer it onEven argue for moreNot because it is rational but because they need