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To Silence Wikileaks, Did Hillary Clinton Propose a Drone Strike on Julian Assange? No : snopes.com

Kim LaCapria9 years ago011 mins

Claim: Hillary Clinton proposed assassinating Julian Assange via drone strike to silence WikiLeaks. unproven Example: [Collected via e-mail and Twitter, October 2016] To Silence Wikileaks, #HillaryClinton Proposed Drone Strike on Julian Assange — report https://t.co/S7tPrl2QCZ — WikiLeaks (@wikileaks) October 3, 2016 Origin:On 2 October 2016, the web site True Pundit published an article reporting…

What journalists say back when they are criticized for mishandling coverage of Trump » Pressthink

Jay Rosen9 years ago047 mins

Oct. 2 I’ve been keeping track of these replies. This is what I have heard. First, let’s summarize the criticisms: These are the complaints journalists talk the most about. Not the only complaints that have been made — or the most apt — but the ones they tend to listen and respond to. Campbell Brown, formerly…

News Judgment – Whither news? – Medium

Jeff Jarvis9 years ago01 mins

Why have I been blocked? This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks. The action you just performed triggered the security solution. There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase, a SQL command or malformed data. Source: News Judgment – Whither news?…

How NPR factchecked the first presidential debate in realtime, on top of a live transcript » Nieman Journalism Lab

SHAN WANG9 years ago07 mins

Hillary Clinton gave multiple shoutouts to fact checkers during the first presidential debate on Monday — but of course, directing viewers to her own site, which was churning out its own fact checks on Donald Trump’s statements throughout the night. Though TV networks (mostly) shied away from on-screen fact checking, other news organizations doubled down,…

Facebook Pushes Advertisers to Look Beyond Views and Likes – WSJ

Mike Shields9 years ago04 mins

Sept. 27, 2016 6:40 p.m. ET Speaking to advertising executives on Tuesday, Facebook Inc. FB 0.01 % executives downplayed controversy over the company’s miscalculation of a video metric and called for ad buyers to focus on metrics tied to business outcomes. The Wall Street Journal reported last week that the social network had been overestimating…

Facebook Live video: Is it vanity or sanity for publishers?

TheMediaBriefing9 years ago06 mins

Billed as the first match featuring English Premier League teams to be shown on the Facebook’s live video platform, Wayne Rooney’s testimonial match held special interest for media watchers. This was a match which was shown via Facebook Live to a potential audience of 1.7 billion, one which shows the intent of Facebook to develop the platform in…

The inevitable burst of the video bubble

TheMediaBriefing9 years ago011 mins

The V-word was on everyone’s lips at our Monetising Media conference last week. Debates raged about production, distribution and of course, monetisation of video, but are the benefits of video really all they’re cracked up to be? The Media Briefing’s flagship State of the Media Industry Report 2017 (coming soon) highlights the importance of video…

Mia Khalifa fights fake Fansided coworker “Burt Gertson”

Andrew Bucholtz9 years ago016 mins

Former adult film actress Mia Khalifa has jumped into the sports world recently, not only exposing Ole Miss QB Chad Kelly’s DMs to her but also starting a regular FanSided.com picks column last week. Khalifa’s forays into sports got even more prominent Thursday when “Burt Gertson,” a self-proclaimed “54-year sportswriting veteran” who’s cited as working…

Why You Shouldn’t Trust ‘Polls’ Conducted Online – The New York Times

Daniel Victor9 years ago08 mins

Photo Donald J. Trump at the first presidential debate with Hillary Clinton at Hofstra University on Monday. Credit Damon Winter/The New York Times On Tuesday, Donald J. Trump boasted of what he described as widespread approval of his performance in the first presidential debate with Hillary Clinton. Such a great honor. Final debate polls are…

People Are Loving This Reporter Who Yelled “Thanks A Lot, Bitch” At The Debate – BuzzFeed News

Stephanie McNeal9 years ago04 mins

A reporter at the presidential debate has become the hero we all deserve by yelling, “Thanks a lot, bitch!” at another woman while chasing an interview. vine.co The priceless moment was captured by Dalton Bennett of the Washington Post. The reporter, Al Jazeera English’s Kimberly Halkett, was apparently trying to get an interview with Gov. Mike Pence when…

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To Silence Wikileaks, Did Hillary Clinton Propose a Drone Strike on Julian Assange? No : snopes.com

What journalists say back when they are criticized for mishandling coverage of Trump » Pressthink

News Judgment – Whither news? – Medium

How NPR factchecked the first presidential debate in realtime, on top of a live transcript » Nieman Journalism Lab

Facebook Live video: Is it vanity or sanity for publishers?

The inevitable burst of the video bubble

Mia Khalifa fights fake Fansided coworker “Burt Gertson”

Why You Shouldn’t Trust ‘Polls’ Conducted Online – The New York Times

People Are Loving This Reporter Who Yelled “Thanks A Lot, Bitch” At The Debate – BuzzFeed News