#Journalism

Emma Green

emmaogreen

I am heartbroken. Today, The Atlantic laid off dozens of colleagues who are kind friends, generous colleagues, and superior journalists. Hire them. (Thread.) 1/ @kgilsinan is possibly the funniest and

Judith Moeller

judith_moeller

Honored to be part of the panel “Political Communication in 2020: Assessing the state of the field” organized by Kim Gross @poli_com with my brilliant colleagues @prof_vaccari @ashleymuddiman @s_soroka @tkobyashi

Rajiv Pandit

rajiv_pandit

1. These videos on cow slaughter in India were sent to me in a thread where I spoke in favor of re-opening liquor shops in Kashmir (as well as re-opening

Tash Salmon

Tash_Salmon

This week marks one year since I joined @theipaper My first year as an editor wouldn't have been possible without the continuing support (& patience) from @daisy_wyatt & @imbadatlife,

Jamie Fly

jamiemfly

THREAD: Disappointed to leave @RFERL just as our reforms were starting to have an impact, but very proud. Proud that audiences are growing in Russia despite new Kremlin restrictions; that the

ContextFall

ContextFall

We need to accept that the 24-Hour News Cycle does us more harm than good.Our society just isn't equipped to maintain it while keeping it useful. We've been conditioned to

Taiwo_Ajakaye

dmightyangel

THE CNN EVIDENCE, AN ATTESTATION TO THE LEKKI MYTHAt first I thought it was a serious work since it was done by an International reputable Media @CNN, alas, I was

Hayden O'Connor

HaydenJOConnor

I HAVE CAUGHT @theage OUT IN A HUGE LIE ON LOCKDOWN STRICTNESS IN THIS ARTICLE! A MUST READ! Zach Hope and @Gay_Alcorn you must amend this article and apologise! @ABCmediawatchA

Gregor Macdonald

GregorMacdonald

Global coal consumption peaked in 2013, and much of the industry went bankrupt as demand flattened. Five years later and the withdrawal of global financing for coal is really starting

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lakwatsarah

Sharing my takeaways from last night's unintentional Journalist Space discussion1. The "need" for the question depends on the reporter's direction and framing of the story. (At our post-space debriefing, someone

Rosie Williams #AusGovInfo

Info_Aus

Been thinking about how I ended up at uni. I was in my early 20's with a special needs toddler & on the sole parent pension. No one in my

Jay Rosen

jayrosen_nyu

It is believed by many people who follow me that tougher, more confrontational questions — and more determined follow-ups — are the answer to press briefings on the virus that

plant princesa

plantprincesa

fuck thanksgiving: a threadwith thanksgiving, black friday & giving tuesday coming up, I’ve organized a list of places to donate that help out indigenous folks, and native run small businesses

Angela Mayfield

pinkrocktopus

This was my response. I’m sorry it’s so long and in the form of an image; for those who use text readers, I’ll be recording a dramatic reading.(Nota bene: There

D. Earl Stephens

EarlOfEnough

I was the managing editor of Stars and Stripes newspaper from 2001 until 2009.I worked at five newspapers during my journalism career and have always told people the most important

pretty saro

spindlypete

is tear gas bad for chickens? i ask because this is ... my yard lol https://twitter.com/iwriteok/status/1291231277790531584?s=21 https://twitter.com/iwriteok/status/1291231277790531584 okay like i know it's not GOOD for chickens. i just