I have often heard some people argue there’s a media conspiracy to get certain politicians elected or to push certain agendas. Yes, some news organizations have gained reputations for being either liberal or conservative. But I scoff at the idea that multiple news organizations and an invisible underground association of journalists conspire secretly together to […]
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“RT @APCampaign: ELECTION WATCH: At a polling station in the swing state of North Carolina, opinions differ” (Excellent insight!) Inside Edition reported on actors who have played presidents. MSNBC pointed out jazz was playing in the background at Romney headquarters. MSNBC reported Virginia buys the most pick-up trucks. MSNBC pointed out there always seems to be
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Finding ways to make TV election coverage more interesting moves beyond multi-touch screens. NBC News using the ice rink at Rockefeller Center as an electoral map. CNN holding a watch party in Times Square. CNN using blue and red lights on the Empire State Building to keep track of the network’s electoral vote count. CNN
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During the Miami Dolphins-Indianapolis Colts game, fans began booing when game officials on the field took longer than normal to sort out a penalty. During this time, one of the officials, not knowing his microphone was on, cursed while talking to one of his colleagues. One of the TV sports announcers apologized about the incident.
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I’m at a crossroads with Twitter. The relationship was practically love at first sight. I held her hand tight back when my former colleagues in the newsroom mocked me for all our fun. They didn’t get us. They thought we were stupid. This was before promoted Tweets, before news outlets felt obligated to tease us
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I contacted several members of the local media, letting them know I knew someone in town with several friends and relatives impacted by the storm Sandy. I figured many people could share a similar story. But I also remembered how often I and former co-workers in years past had searched for similar, local tie-ins to
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Some of the most disastrous nights for a journalist can come election night.
If you write “For Immediate Release,” I assume you still type “www” before URLs and get your oil changed every 3000 miles.
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