Much of the impetus for the collapse of the top newsroom managers was credited to the Internet on which many of the Times employees posted the complaints that had been ignored. Staff members who used the open architecture of the new medium to become “the outside voice” provided a check on internal behavior. Along with […]
On the Twitter side, I’ve wandered into the discussion about the inaccuracies and damage to public understanding resulting from ‘he said, she said’ journalism. This is most simply defined as journalism in which both sides of a ‘public debate’ are quoted without regard to their actual expertise and scientific accuracy. Back in 2004, Chris Mooney […]
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