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Why You Should Be Reading the Wall Street Journal: Google & TikTok Edition
I know, I know, the WSJ is behind a pretty solid paywall. You really do have to pay to read it. And I know it’s owned by Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp. And some of you may be bothered that it … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 10, Chapter 6
Tagged Alphabet, Google, media bias?, social media, TikTok, Wall Street Journal
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Media Tweets: Joseph Maguire Edition (with a T.S. Eliot shout out)
A brief roundup of media news on the Twitter machine. The main focus today is on talk about Acting Intelligence Chief Joseph Maguire’s testimony because the House Intelligence Committee: Reminder: It was the Wall Street Journal that broke this story … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 4, Chapter 5
Tagged journalism, media ownership, media tweets, poetry, Wall Street Journal
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