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It’s not a surprise when Trump reverts to form (or any politician for that matter)
A tweetstorm I sent out this morning in reaction to an NPR podcast. Please note that this is a rant on how we cover politicians, not about the president in particular. Generally a fan of NPR’s @UpFirst podcast. Listen to … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 6
Tagged Donald Trump, media bias?, news coverage of president, objectivity, tweetstorm
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Women’s Magazines Covering Politics
Journalist Lily Herman had a great Tweetstorm the other day pointing out the big contributions that women’s magazines have been making to political journalism lately. Without comment, here are her tweets with links. Lots of good reporting here. (And a … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 10
Tagged journalism, Lily Herman, tweetstorm, twitter, Women's magazines
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