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“Washington Post newsroom drama may have cost this features editor a promotion: report” A Washington Post features editor was denied a promotion days after the paper’s internet reporter Taylor Lorenz publicly criticized him on Twitter for a “miscommunication” involving one of her stories, according to a report. David Malitz, a deputy features editor who oversees…
“Don’t use Twitter to ‘vet grievances’” Joe Kahn, the New York Times executive editor who took over the Gray Lady’s top job on Tuesday, thinks journalists should not use Twitter to “vet grievances.” Kahn, who succeeds Dean Baquet at the helm of the influential broadsheet, also lamented that journalists were avoiding “lightning-rod type” stories due…
“Corporate media may at last be waking up to reality” Is corporate media finally getting a clue? The Washington Post fired reporter Felicia Sonmez after a days-long public furor over a colleague retweeting a goofy joke. She portrayed her crusade — which called out numerous colleagues and continued for days after her initial target got…
“WaPo’s gas-price oops, the NYT’s pro-Dem agenda and more” Diary of disturbing disinformation and dangerous delusions This slur: “Is it as obvious as it seems that domestic violent extremists are an important part of the voting coalition on the right?” — MSNBC’s Nicolle Wallace, Tuesday — the day before a left-wing nut planned to kill…
“Kara Swisher leaving New York Times for Vox Media” Tech writer and commentator Kara Swisher is bolting the New York Times for a new role with Vox Media, according to reports that the prominent columnist later confirmed on Tuesday. “I’m 60 years old this year, I’ve made a lot of stuff for a lot of people,”…
“New York Times’ agenda-bender” The New York Times has developed a twofold relationship with the Democratic Party. The broadsheet’s primary role is spreading propaganda, a duty the paper embraces with gusto on both its news and opinion pages by amplifying far-left talking points and denouncing anyone who disagrees, including resistant Dems. Its other role is…
“Politico’s pusillanimous pandering for Hunter Biden” The Post has been leading the charge on digging up Hunter Biden’s sleazy influence-peddling operations and other shady business ventures since fall 2020. But to the great minds at Politico, we’ve merely milked “the personal life of the president’s son” as “daily fodder” while “his overseas business relationships remain a…
“Biden’s bald-faced baloney and more” Diary of disturbing disinformation and dangerous delusions Spot the difference: How Are You Coping With Inflation? — New York Times, June 2 179 Reasons You Probably Don’t Need to Panic About Inflation — New York Times, Aug. 18, 2021 Inflation May Have Already Peaked. The Fed Needs to Step Gingerly….
“Georgia’s early-voting shows the smears about its voting law were nonsense” We all know what happens when a tree falls in an empty forest. What happens when a democracy emerges unscathed from a purported vile racist threat to its very existence? Pretty much the same thing, it turns out. The surge in the early vote…
“Wordle scraps ‘fetus’ as today’s answer amid Roe v. Wade” Wordle decided to abort it. Amid controversy surrounding the the Supreme Court’s leaked new Roe v. Wade draft ruling, popular game Wordle has scrapped “fetus” as a possible answer to Monday’s game — calling it “unintentional and a coincidence” — although many users reported still…