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Marc Tracy / New York Times:
How Marty Baron and Jeff Bezos remade The Washington Post from a paper “for Washingtonians” into a global publication with almost 3M digital subscribers — The celebrated editor is ending his tenure at the helm of a very different newspaper than the one he originally signed on to run.
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Emily Rauhala / @emilyrauhala: So grateful for Great Men 🤢 https://twitter.com/...
Sarah Ellison / Washington Post: Marty Baron, Jeff Bezos, Donald Trump and the eight years that reshaped The Washington Post — and journalism
@itsjhyphenm: Tempted to make this my header image on my profile, just to gaslight myself https://twitter.com/...
Wesley / @wesleylowery: Anyway, it's understandable that when a major, and important, journalistic figure retires the coverage in totality is positive. But the coverage of this retirement — from the post and everyone else — has been pure propaganda. He hasn't been asked a single meaningful question
Anthony DeRosa / @anthony: “plenty was innovative, such as an online section devoted to breaking news continuously, a team focused on how best to deliver Post journalism and a section covering video games & e-sports. ("A lot of it got replicated by @nytimes," Mr. Baron said archly.) https://www.nytimes.com/...
Lynda Robinson / @wplyndarobinson: When Bezos bought The Post, Baron was contemplating having to cut at least 50 newsroom jobs in the coming year, he recalled. Via @sarahellison https://www.washingtonpost.com/ ...
David Sanger / @sangernyt: A fascinating piece on an editor's journey remaking a great newspaper for the digital age. I feel lucky to have worked with Marty when he was at the Times and I've been an admirer of his judgment and news instincts since. Eager to see his next act. https://twitter.com/...
Dan Froomkin / @froomkin: Sadly lacking any real acknowledgement by either the author or the subject of how much much more WaPo could have been and done with a bolder leader or even just a better listener. https://www.washingtonpost.com/ ... https://twitter.com/...
Nikhil Wagle / @waglenikhil: Marty Baron interview: 'Getting at the truth requires hard work... but there is such a thing as the truth. It's not just a matter of opinion, not about who has the biggest megaphone' | The Indian Express https://indianexpress.com/...
Robert Fife / @robertfife: Well worth the read this morning: Marty Baron, Jeff Bezos, Donald Trump and the eight years that reshaped The Washington Post — and journalism https://www.washingtonpost.com/ ...
Raju Narisetti / @raju: The @IndianExpress also has its own Marty Baron interview: 'Getting at the truth requires hard work... but there is such a thing as the truth. It's not just a matter of opinion, not about who has the biggest megaphone' https://indianexpress.com/...
Dave Levinthal / @davelevinthal: Stunning paragraph from deep within the @washingtonpost's farewell 1A to @PostBaron. https://twitter.com/...
Lauren Dobson-Hughes / @ldobsonhughes: The article literally describes the work of two women https://twitter.com/...
P Vaidyanathan Iyer / @iyervaidy: The very first principle on the wall when you walk into @washingtonpost newsroom: “To tell the truth as nearly as the truth may be ascertained.” Much to imbibe in this interview with @PostBaron @IndianExpress @anantgoenka https://twitter.com/...
Kayla Epstein / @kaylaepstein: The online headline wasn't framed the same way as the print version but still only gives passing credit to these journalists. This isn't to dismiss Baron and Bezos, who made enormous contributions. But just to say share the credit around a little bit https://www.nytimes.com/...
David Axelrod / @davidaxelrod: One of the great editors of his generation retires today. Marty Baron of the @washingtonpost has led 3 major news orgs & transformed the Post into a digital power without compromising the mission, values & ethics he championed in every newsroom he's run. https://www.nytimes.com/...
N. Ram / @nramind: A good, instructive but no-frills read: “Marty Baron, Jeff Bezos, Donald Trump and the eight years that reshaped The Washington Post — and journalism”: https://www.washingtonpost.com/ ...
Karen Tumulty / @ktumulty: Worth noting that the publisher who recruited and hired @PostBaron was Katharine Weymouth. @weymouthk https://twitter.com/...
Digbijay Mishra / @digbijaymishra1: Several interesting takeaways from this @PostBaron interview, especially on billionaires owing media platforms like The Post and why it may or may not work in the rest of the world. https://indianexpress.com/...
Ashish Khetan / @aashishkhetan: .@PostBaron makes a very important point: “It's important that journalists who are participating in social media exercise restraint in the same way that they would if they were publishing it in our publication online or in print.” https://indianexpress.com/...
Kayla Epstein / @kaylaepstein: It's also not fair to only get Big Mad at NYT for this. Most of the stories this week have made the same mistake. Including the Post's own story, where the only (brief) mention of social media at the Post is framed as an opposition force to Baron https://www.washingtonpost.com/ ...
Tara Parker-Pope / @taraparkerpope: The women of the Washington Post would like to have a word. https://twitter.com/...
Rahul Tripathi / @rahultripathi: There is something called objective fact and objective reality. Our job is to get at that, to publish that as best as we can, and not to be deterred, not to be pressured, not to be distracted: @washingtonpost editor @PostBaron . https://indianexpress.com/...
Dan Zak / @mrdanzak: The New York Times “can be the U.S. Army, and we can be the Special Forces,” he said. “And you know, the Special Forces can win the war.” https://www.washingtonpost.com/ ...
Christopher Ingraham / @_cingraham: This x 1,000 https://twitter.com/...
@washpostlife: “We're not at war. We're at work.” Executive Editor @PostBaron retires today after eights years at The @WashingtonPost. @SarahEllison writes what shaped his tenure: https://www.washingtonpost.com/ ....
Ellen K. Pao / @ekp: the NY Times isn't content with gaslighting its own employees and has expanded to The Washington Post https://twitter.com/...
Liz Mathew / @mathewliz: There will always be people at both sides..It's always at the margins that you're not going to convince everybody, you are not going to get 100%.The question is can you get another 10%,15 or20%? Marty Baron in an interview with @anantgoenka @IndianExpress https://indianexpress.com/...
Carlos Lozada / @carloslozadawp: On his last day at the @washingtonpost, outgoing executive editor @PostBaron makes A1: https://www.washingtonpost.com/ ... https://twitter.com/...
Michael Kruse / @michaelkruse: “Would we have generated the subscriptions we did without Donald Trump? Probably not, to be honest,” says @PostBaron. “But I think it's largely now a result of people recognizing that there needs to be a vigorous press in this country ...” https://www.washingtonpost.com/ ...
Stacy-Marie Ishmael / @s_m_i: Love to constantly be reminded of how often being a woman in media is an exercise in watching men in media erase your work in real time (Image shows a screenshot of a story from the New York Times written by Marc Tracy. The headline is “The Men Who Remade The Washington Post") https://twitter.com/...
Kayla Epstein / @kaylaepstein: WaPo's renaissance was due in large - uncredited - part to the audience, graphics, data, newsletter, video, etc teams, which are dominated by talented women, POC, and LGBTQ staff. Yet their brilliance is rarely cited in these glowing success stories about the Post. https://twitter.com/...
Jeremy Bowers / @jeremybowers: This does not represent my understanding of how The Post was remade. I cannot imagine the current Post without @katdowns and @WapoEngineering's Vidya Viswanathan, among several others. https://twitter.com/...
Margarita Noriega / @margarita: sadly, this print headline is real and as such is a very real tell. https://twitter.com/...
Gene Park / @genepark: pretty cool to see the only 2 teams I've been on at WaPo both get mentioned in the NYT piece of our innovation overhaul https://twitter.com/... https://twitter.com/...
Dan Froomkin / @froomkin: I spent 1997-2003, 3 of those years as editor of the website, telling them to “accept the gift”, and 2004-2009, as White House Watch columnist, showing them how. So forgive me if I resent the revisionism that no one had thought of this until @JeffBezos https://www.washingtonpost.com/ ... https://twitter.com/...
Ben Welsh / @palewire: It's worth noting the numbers. @washingtonpost is headed upward despite its print numbers totally tanking. https://www.nytimes.com/... https://twitter.com/...
M K Venu / @mkvenu1: Many parallels with Indian situation here! READ: Marty Baron interview: ‘There is such a thing as the truth’ https://indianexpress.com/... Shared by The IndianExpress iOS App. Click here to download https://indianexpress.page.link/ ...
Seung Min Kim / @seungminkim: “As communicators, we were remarkably terrible at communicating our role in this democracy. And it was unfathomable to me.” https://www.washingtonpost.com/ ...
Sree Sreenivasan / Sree's Sunday Note: SUNDAY NOTE: In praise of the journalism holding Big Tech accountable
Max Boot / @maxboot: Kudos to the @nytimes for running a great tribute to a tough competitor—@washingtonpost under @PostBaron and @JeffBezos. https://www.nytimes.com/...
Brit Hume / @brithume: Interesting account of how the Washington Post went from being principally a local print paper to a digital national paper. Left out of this story is anything about how the Post, already liberal, went left. https://www.nytimes.com/...
Marc Tracy / @marcatracy: Marty Baron signed up to edit one Washington Post. He ended up editing a very different one. My story in advance of his final day as executive editor (tomorrow) https://www.nytimes.com/...
Sushant Singh / @sushantsin: The internet demolished media's traditional business models, Mr. Bezos explained in the interview, “but it does bring one huge gift, and you have to maximize your usage of that new gift, which is that it provides almost free global distribution.” https://www.nytimes.com/...
Marc Lacey / @marclacey: “At one point, I was mourning the passing of journalism as it had once been,” he said, “but I got over that and decided that we just have to figure out how to make the best of it.” https://www.nytimes.com/...
@tuthanhha: A bit of inside-baseball for obit writers and aficionados: This NYT profile of Marty Baron not only interviews former Washington Post publisher Donald E. Graham but also the journalist who wrote Graham's pre-written obit. https://www.nytimes.com/...
Marc Fisher / @mffisher: Marty Baron: “At one point, I was mourning the passing of journalism as it had once been, but I got over that and decided that we just have to figure out how to make the best of it.” https://www.nytimes.com/...
Dan Froomkin / @froomkin: This story is much more about how a vast infusion of cash and a huge expansion of the staff remade the Post than anything @postbaron did. 1/3 https://www.nytimes.com/...
David Yanofsky / Quartz: How Jeff Bezos changed the economy, in charts
Brian Welk / The Wrap:
At the Golden Globes, celebs including host Tina Fey point out that none of the ~90 journalists comprising the Hollywood Foreign Press Association are Black — It's not uncommon for awards winners to get political in their speeches, but this year a lot of presenters and winners took swipes …
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Ava DuVernay / @ava: Old news. New energy. #TimesUpGlobes https://twitter.com/...
Ethan Anderton / /Film: The Morning Watch: 2021 Golden Globes Highlights Bring Laughs, Tears & Technical Gaffes
Karlene Lukovitz / MediaPost: Golden Globes: Netflix Dominates; Streamers Take Most TV Wins
Deadline: HFPA Scorched By SAG-AFTRA, DGA, GLAAD Over Lack Of Black Members As Outrage Grows; Group Promises To Address On Golden Globes Tonight - Update
Josh Feldman / Mediaite: WATCH: Tina Fey, Amy Poehler Call Out HFPA for Having No Black Members in Golden Globes Opener
Kate Aurthur / Variety: Chloe Zhao Becomes Second Woman To Win Golden Globe for Directing in 78 Years
Rebecca Sun / Hollywood Reporter: Golden Globes Winners Mark Diversity Milestones While HFPA's Response to Inclusion Criticism Remains Milquetoast
Tatiana Tenreyro / The A.V. Club: Tina Fey and Amy Poehler's open the Golden Globes with some jabs at its inclusion problem
Cydney Contreras / E! Online: Tina Fey and Amy Poehler Call the Golden Globe Nominees “Flashy Garbage” in No-Holds-Barred Monologue
Ashley Lee / Los Angeles Times: TimesUpGlobes: Celebs criticize HFPA, call for reforms during ceremony
Yohana Desta / Vanity Fair: Tina Fey, Amy Poehler Roast Golden Globes 2021's Love of “Flashy Garbage”
Ethan Alter / Yahoo Entertainment: Golden Globes 2021: Tina Fey and Amy Poehler call out the HFPA's lack of Black members in divisive opening
Halle Kiefer / Vulture: Tina Fey and Amy Poehler Open Golden Globes by Zinging HFPA's Lack of Black Members
R. Thomas Umstead / nexttv.com: HFPA Addresses Diversity Controversy During Golden Globes Ceremony
CNBC:
Newly released CIA-led intelligence report concludes Mohammed bin Salman approved the 2018 slaying of journalist Jamal Khashoggi — - Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman approved an operation to capture or kill journalist Jamal Khashoggi in 2018 in the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul, a U.S. intelligence report says.
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Jennifer Rubin / Washington Post: Biden's Middle East policy is one-and-a-half steps forward, but not enough
Tom Jones / Poynter: Did President Biden whiff on punishing the Saudi crown prince for Jamal Khashoggi's murder?
Jon Allsop / Columbia Journalism Review: Press freedom comes second to self-interest—again— as Biden lets MBS off the hook
Karen DeYoung / Washington Post: Saudi crown prince approved operation that led to death of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, U.S. intelligence report concludes
Julian E. Barnes / New York Times: Saudi Prince Approved Khashoggi's Death, U.S. Report Says
Alex Neve / @alexneve24: When the world decries but shrugs its shoulders & does nothing... Too powerful, too sensitive, too many other interests at stake... That is what impunity looks like. And it does not take us down the road to human rights. #justiceforjamal https://www.nytimes.com/...
Amanda Macias / NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth: White House Defends Decision Not to Punish Saudi Crown Prince, Says U.S. Does Not Sanction Foreign Leaders
Dan Froomkin / @froomkin: As a WaPo alum, it kinda kills me how much better the NYT's #khashoggi coverage has been. See, e.g.: https://www.nytimes.com/... https://www.nytimes.com/...
John M. Donnelly / @johnmdonnelly: Thanks, @AJEnglish, for having me on as a @PressClubDC rep to talk about the murder of our colleague, Jamal Khashoggi. https://twitter.com/...
Amy W. Hawthorne / @awhawth: Intrigued by SAO remark re policy debate on punishing MBS: “The unanimous conclusion is that there's another more effective means to dealing with these issues going forward.” Means, decision was unaminous? No dissent? What's the “more effective means”? https://www.washingtonpost.com/ ...
Jake Tapper / @jaketapper: Yes, hi, I see all you folks willing to look away from the brutal slaughter of a US resident and Washington Post columnist because you like this president and thus it doesn't bother you that Biden isn't punishing the Saudi Royal Prince responsible. You're wrong.
Andy Kim / @andykimnj: I just finished reading the declassified memo on killing of #Khashoggi. I've read thousands of intel reports in my career in national security, but this one stands out. Here's why we need to take this seriously and why we need to do more to hold Crown Prince accountable. THREAD https://twitter.com/...
Ryan Struyk / @ryanstruyk: SCHIFF: “The Crown Prince basically has blood on his hands for ordering this capture-or-kill operation. It's very hard to hold accountable the people who did the deed and let the person who ordered the deed be done off the hook. I've been urging the administration to go further.”
Kenneth Roth / @kenroth: The US government does impose sanctions on sitting world leaders: Bashar al-Assad of Syria, Kim Jong-un of North Korea, Nicolás Maduro of Venezuela; and (previously) Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe. Why should allies like the Saudi crown prince be exempt? https://www.nytimes.com/... https://twitter.com/...
Jameel Jaffer / @jameeljaffer: “How Biden, Congress, and US Business and Civic Leaders Can Deliver Justice for Jamal Khashoggi” — new from @pressfreedom and me: https://www.justsecurity.org/ ...
Julian E. Barnes / @julianbarnes: No surprise, plenty of drama: “We assess that Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman approved an operation in Istanbul, Turkey to capture or kill Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi.” https://www.nytimes.com/...
Tammy Duckworth / @senduckworth: This report confirms what we already knew: MBS directed the brutal murder of @WashingtonPost journalist Jamal Khashoggi. By publishing this report, @POTUS has done what Trump would not, which is to shed light on this tragedy and refuse to play along with a criminal coverup. https://twitter.com/...
Reed Richardson / Mediaite: Washington Post Editorial Board Calls Out Biden for Giving MBS a ‘Pass’ on Khashoggi's Murder
Lindsey Ellefson / The Wrap: Saudi Crown Prince Approved Jamal Khashoggi Murder, US Intelligence Report Finds
Martina Navratilova / @martina: Well at least trump told Bob Woodward the truth about MBS but he lied to us as MBS lied to the world... #criminalMBS https://twitter.com/...
Nicholas Kristof / @nickkristof: My column argues that it's not a done deal that MBS becomes king. Saudi Arabia has had six crown princes in the last decade. If Biden had made clear to King Salman the cost to Saudi Arabia of sticking with a Mad Prince, we might have had a seventh. https://www.nytimes.com/...
Kara Swisher / @karaswisher: Hey Silicon Valley, still enjoying all that MBS investment $? Saudi Prince Approved Khashoggi's Death, U.S. Report Says - The New York Times https://www.nytimes.com/...
Nicholas Kristof / @nickkristof: The U.S. government publicly identifies MBS as murderer of my friend Jamal Khashoggi — and then Pres. Biden chokes and lets the murderer walk. This is a huge missed opportunity, I'm afraid: https://www.nytimes.com/...
Graeme Wood / The Atlantic: Murderers Should Be Called Murderers — Today the Office of the Director of National …
Patrick Skinner / @skinnerpm: The best thing the US can do for justice for a murdered journalist and to move us closer to less reliance on oil as our planet burns is to decisively step economically/militarily/politically away from Saudi Arabia. It's been a loooooong time coming. https://www.washingtonpost.com/ ...
CNN: US intelligence report finds Saudi Crown Prince responsible for approving operation that killed Khashoggi
Wesley / @wesleylowery: This is very disappointing. Jamal deserves justice. Those involved in his assassination must be held accountable https://www.nytimes.com/...
Moe Davis / @colmorrisdavis: So much for the whole “no one is above the law” canard. https://twitter.com/...
Alex Howard / @digiphile: The Biden administration should disclose the @CIA report & tell Americans if US agencies knew the Saudi regime was planning to abduct & kill @JKhashoggi. Did @WhiteHouse45 make any effort to warn him of the threat, as US law would have required them to do? https://www.justsecurity.org/ ... https://twitter.com/...
Alex Howard / @digiphile: “The Biden administration deserves credit for releasing the DNI's report, but #pressfreedom will be an empty slogan unless the Saudi regime & the Crown Prince are made to pay a price for their lawless conduct.”- @JameelJaffer & @JoelCPJ https://www.justsecurity.org/ ...
Richard Blumenthal / @senblumenthal: We can no longer look away: MBS & others must be called out & held accountable. No more business as usual with the Saudi's. https://twitter.com/...
Elizabeth Warren / @senwarren: I'm glad the Biden administration released this assessment so the whole world can see Mohammed bin Salman for who he is. https://www.washingtonpost.com/ ...
Jennifer ‘pro-reality’ Rubin / @jrubinblogger: Furious, appalled but not surprised the Trump/Pompeo thugs kept it quiet https://www.washingtonpost.com/ ...
Chase Woodruff / @dcwoodruff: In case you were wondering, Denver-based Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck has continued to lobby for the Saudi regime in Washington, receiving at least $4.1 million from its government in the three years since it ordered Khashoggi's brutal murder, according to FARA disclosures. https://twitter.com/...
Bryan Greenberg / @bryangreenberg: I don't understand this. https://twitter.com/...
Rula Jebreal / @rulajebreal: MBS' nickname is Abu Rasasa, or “father of the bullet” because he sent bullets to terrorize judges & critics. Now he sends death squads w bone saws & bankrolls despots, warlords, lobbyists & politicians to sanitize his crimes. As he kills, MBS brags: the system is in his pocket. https://twitter.com/...
Dan Froomkin / @froomkin: Another must-read on Khashoggi and MBS: 5 things that need to happen, or “press freedom will be an empty slogan.” By @JameelJaffer and @Joelcpj via @just_security https://www.justsecurity.org/ ...
Dan Froomkin / @froomkin: WaPo editorial board: MBS “ought to be banned from travel to the US and subjected to an asset freeze.” Instead, Biden is not “holding to account its reckless ruler, who consequently is unlikely to be deterred from further criminal behavior.” https://www.washingtonpost.com/ ...
Mohammad Taqi / @mazdaki: “Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken also announced a “Khashoggi Ban,” allowing his department to impose visa restrictions on people suppressing or harming journalists, activists and dissidents”, @nytimes https://www.nytimes.com/...
Morgan J. Freeman / @mjfree: Donald J. Trump knew MBS ordered Khashoggi dead, and gave the Crown Prince a full pass because Khashoggi was a journalist reporting THE TRUTH. https://www.nytimes.com/...
@just_security: DOCUMENT Assessing the Saudi Government's Role in the Killing of Jamal Khashoggi, Office of Director of National Intelligence Coming soon: analysis by @JameelJaffer (@knightcolumbia) and @Joelcpj (@pressfreedom) at Just Security https://www.justsecurity.org/ ... https://twitter.com/...
Steven Rich / @dataeditor: so is the message here that it's ok to kill a u.s. resident and journalist if you're country is ostensibly an ally? https://twitter.com/...
@sorayamcdonald: “Actually, it doesn't matter who's in charge! Either way, you can murder a journalist and dismember him with bone saws and it's fine.” —America https://www.nytimes.com/...
Ayman Mohyeldin / @aymanm: Biden has decided that the price of directly penalizing Saudi Arabia's crown prince [#MBS] is too high, according to senior administration officials, despite a detailed American intelligence finding that he directly approved the killing of Jamal Khashoggi https://www.nytimes.com/...
Kaitlan Collins / @kaitlancollins: “While officials said there's no question Prince Mohammed ordered the killing & imprisonment of dissidents & opponents, a ban would make it impossible to deal w Saudis in the future. He was, they concluded, too important to American interests to punish.” https://www.nytimes.com/...
Josh Gross / @yay_yee: Sad state of affairs, @POTUS. Impunity is not the way. https://twitter.com/...
Rep. Eric Swalwell / @repswalwell: Not surprising but not to be forgotten: President Trump and @mikepompeo covered up the murder of a US resident and journalist. https://twitter.com/...
@nytimes: The release of the report on Friday signaled that President Biden, unlike his predecessor, would not set aside the killing of Khashoggi, and that the Biden administration intends to try to isolate the crown prince. https://www.nytimes.com/...
@just_security: The #Khashoggi report should force a reckoning. A reckoning in which the Biden administration, Congress, and American business and civic leaders all have a role to play. From @knightcolumbia's @JameelJaffer & @pressfreedom's @Joelcpj: https://www.justsecurity.org/ ...
@freedomofpress: “The administration, Congress, and American business and civic leaders all have a role to play in holding the regime accountable,” for the murder of Jamal Kashoggi, argue @JameelJaffer and @Joelcpj https://www.justsecurity.org/ ...
Ammar Ali Jan / @ammaralijan: Khashoggi was murdered on the orders of Saudi Arabia's crown prince, Mohammed Bin Salman. We live in a world governed by cruel and violent rulers. https://www.cnbc.com/...
Mousavian / @hmousavian: US says Saudi crown prince MBS approved Jamal Khashoggi killing. The US Office of the Director of National Intelligence cited bin Salman's control of decision-making in Saudi Arabia since 2017 https://www.cnbc.com/...
Saima Mohsin / @saimamohsin: Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman himself “approved killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi” “viewed Khashoggi as a threat to the Kingdom and broadly supported using violent measures if necessary to silence him” U.S intelligence #JournalismIsNotACrime https://www.cnbc.com/...
Ted Lieu / @tedlieu: Your reminder that former Secretary of State @mikepompeo enabled the #Saudi cover up of the murder of Jamal Khashoggi ordered by the Crown Prince of #SaudiArabia. https://www.npr.org/... https://twitter.com/...
Ron Wyden / @ronwyden: Jamal Khashoggi never backed down from holding the powerful to account. His courageous journalism cost him his life. Yet for years, the last administration shielded the Saudi regime from any kind of responsibility for his brutal murder. https://twitter.com/...
Kenneth Roth / @kenroth: The most obvious secret is now officially public: US intelligence agencies concluded that Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman approved the plan for Saudi operatives to assassinate journalist Jamal Khashoggi and bears responsibility for the brutal murder https://www.nytimes.com/... https://twitter.com/...
Brooks Barnes / @brooksbarnesnyt: Attention everyone in liberal Hollywood doing business with Saudi Arabia: https://www.nytimes.com/...
William Roberts / Al Jazeera: MBS approved operation to capture or kill Khashoggi: US report
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Cindy Saine / Voice of America: US Bans 76 Saudis Over Khashoggi Murder
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BuzzFeed News:
NYT columnist David Brooks wrote a 900-word ode to Facebook Groups on Facebook's corporate website and appeared in a company video; NYT says it was not aware — On Tuesday, New York Times columnist David Brooks published a 900-word ode to Facebook Groups and how they foster online communities around the world.
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Craig Silverman / @craigsilverman: On Tues, NYT columnist David Brooks wrote a 900-word ode to Facebook Groups. Don't look for it in the Times — it was published on FB's corporate website. Brooks also appeared in a company video, and didn't tell his editors what he was doing. w/@rmac18: https://www.buzzfeednews.com/ ...
Joan Donovan, PhD / @bostonjoan: A few weeks ago, I pointed out Facebook's shady dealings with corporate researchers, academics, & journalists. Several folks were critical of me for pointing it out, suggesting I was lying or paranoid. Here, a NYT journalist, a nonprofit, and a NYU research team are implicated. https://twitter.com/...
Jason Kint / @jason_kint: Super good and important thread on Facebook's proximity to critical research and perspectives. I recall when Facebook suggested to us they should have been able to screen the design and results of research we did. 👋🏽 nope, not the way it works. https://twitter.com/...
Dr. Rebekah Tromble / @rebekahktromble: So many thoughts about this that I don't have time or energy to flesh out today. But I think it's crucial to note how Facebook's control over the money, data—including access to research subjects—AND comms/PR intertwined to make this a particularly problematic case. https://twitter.com/...
Carrie A. Goldberg / @cagoldberglaw: So let's see, big tech owns academia, the media, civil libertarian nonprofits, big law, law schools, bunches of lawmakers done of SCOTUS, basically anybody who'd dare be critical https://twitter.com/...
Craig Silverman / @craigsilverman: Brooks' post for Facebook was timed to a new report from NYU about Facebook Groups. FB funded and helped facilitate the report. Brooks was not paid for his FB blogging. But he leads an Aspen Institute project about community engagement that has taken funding from FB.
Emily Bell / @emilybell: Entanglements between Google/FB and journalism are so loose and numerous, and poorly documented . Just the latest of many issues 👇 https://twitter.com/...
Ryan Mac / @rmac18: Facebook funded NYT columnist David Brooks' Aspen Institute project. Then Facebook funded an NYU study on Groups. And then David Brooks wrote a blog post about the study and the positive impact of FB Groups. All while Brooks didn't tell the NYT. https://www.buzzfeednews.com/ ...
Brandy Zadrozny / @brandyzadrozny: Hoo boy. “It's not social media that's the problem, it's the ideas and behavior of the people who use it,” he said. https://twitter.com/...
Adam L. Penenberg / @penenberg: I teach media ethics to graduate journalism students, and if you want my opinion this is highly unethical (and really stupid). https://twitter.com/...
Roy Edroso / @edroso: This is the David Brooks version of a middle-aged guy in a noir going on a crime spree to buy his hot girlfriend some jewelry https://twitter.com/...
Thomas Levenson / @tomlevenson: One way of thinking about this is to ask if a less prominent NYTimes reporter or writer could do something like this with impunity. I don't know (obv). But my prior is “no.” @nytimes has a star system, and it has done enormous damage to the paper and its readers inthe past. https://twitter.com/...
Alex Howard / @digiphile: “It's not social media that's the problem, it's the ideas & behavior of the people who use it”- @nytdavidbrooks, writing about Facebook on @Facebook. But @NYTimes journalism has shown the people who build & run social media can be the problem, as can features - including Groups. https://twitter.com/...
Keith Olbermann / @keitholbermann: This is a layup, @nytimes. You've been looking for a reason to retire @nytdavidbrooks. He just handed two of them to you. https://twitter.com/...
Jesse Lehrich / @jesselehrich: this story is a case study in how @Facebook coopts academia & thought leaders to do their PR. they paid NYU $300,000 to produce a glowing ‘study’ on how FB groups build community, then got @nytdavidbrooks - whose initiative they also fund - to write it up on the corporate blog. https://twitter.com/...
Peter Kafka / @pkafka: Whenever I have a practical media ethics conversation with peers - “is it ok to do X or Y?” - I try to fast-forward by asking “How would you feel if the New York Times wrote about you doing X or Y?” I look forward to the NYT's coverage of this one. https://twitter.com/...
Talia Lavin / @chick_in_kiev: in any sane world this would be a fireable offense 🤷🏻♀ ️ https://twitter.com/...
Jared Keller / @jaredbkeller: *Why* exactly does David Brooks need to do this? https://www.buzzfeednews.com/ ...
Kari Paul / @kari_paul: As many experts I have spoken to have noted, Facebook groups have been behind some of the largest and most destructive anti-democratic movements in recent years, from anti-vaxx to stop the steal to home-grown militias https://www.theguardian.com/ ... https://twitter.com/...
Julia Carrie Wong / @juliacarriew: Facebook Groups have helped foster and grow: - QAnon - the anti-vaxx movement - Proud Boys - militias - Boogaloo bois - Stop the Steal If Brooks wants to do PR for this product in exchange for funding his pet project, that's fine, but he should resign from his journalism job. https://twitter.com/...
Glenn Fleishman / @glennf: I invite the reader as a mental exercise to picture any of the Times' Opinion writers who are not white men engaging in this behavior, and the explosion of outrage across Twitter (probably from left and right). https://twitter.com/...
Jeet Heer / @heerjeet: Imagine having one of the cushiest sinecures imaginable and still doing a completely self-discrediting side hustle. https://twitter.com/...
Devindra Hardawar / @devindra: This seems... not great! https://twitter.com/...
Judd Legum / @juddlegum: @CraigSilverman Is Brooks compensated for his work with the Aspen Institute?
David Ingram / @david_ingram: “Brooks' ties to Facebook raise questions of conflicts of interest at the world's most influential newspaper, and highlight how the social network is working to rehabilitate its brand after years of criticism and scrutiny...” https://www.buzzfeednews.com/ ...
Scott Lucas / @scottlucas: “David's editors were not aware of the blog post or panel discussion, and they are discussing with him now what additional steps he might take to make sure that his work [...] doesn't create any appearance of conflicts with his Times journalism.” https://www.buzzfeednews.com/ ...
Steven Rich / @dataeditor: i told the @washingtonpost when i started my own woodworking business because i wanted to be sure in case any conflict of interest arose even though i didn't think there would be one https://www.buzzfeednews.com/ ...
Amanda Katz / @katzish: It's the character guy! David Brooks's post “did not mention recent reporting...that revealed Facebook has known for years that Groups are an engine of polarization and misinformation, and that the company failed to move quickly to enact changes that could protect users.” https://twitter.com/...
@slpng_giants: This is a massive conflict of interest and the @nytimes needs to address this, especially when @facebook is spending advertising dollars on their podcasts. In a moment when journalism is suffering huge financial losses because of Facebook, this is a terrible look. https://twitter.com/...
Marisa Sarnoff / Mediaite: David Brooks, NY Times Columnist and Founder of Facebook-Funded Nonprofit, Pens Blog for Facebook Praising Online Communities
Erich Schwartzel / Wall Street Journal: What Happens When Facebook Slows the News Flow
Josh Sternberg / The Media Nut: Twitter gives a boost to the “creator economy”
Ben Smith / New York Times:
Profile of Discovery+, which has hit 12M paid subscriptions globally and offers a reality TV-focused catalog with 55K episodes, rivaling Netflix in sheer volume — Discovery's new app has taken off largely because viewers love watching people fix houses, tour diners and bicker about their relationships.
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@nytimes, @dangillmor, @richlightshed, @felixsalmon, @magalidmathias and @benyt, more at Techmeme »
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@nytimes: Is Discovery+ the most successful new entrant in the “streaming wars?” Our media columnist @benyt writes about the app, which boasts 55,000 episodes and 12 million paid subscriptions. https://www.nytimes.com/...
Dan Gillmor / @dangillmor: Wow, what a revealing column by @benyt on how one of the winners in the “streaming wars” should actually (this is my take, not his) be called “Voyeur+” https://www.nytimes.com/... (If watching this garbage is how Americans are spending their time, no wonder we're in trouble.)
Rich Greenfield / @richlightshed: Nailed it @benyt “Whether Discovery+ is another move to make the company more attractive for a giant to swallow before the bottom really falls out of the U.S. cable biz or whether the company's current high stock price will prompt...to acquire other biz” https://www.nytimes.com/...
Felix Salmon / @felixsalmon: In case you were worried how Harry and Meghan were going to make ends meet now that they're not being paid by HM the Q, @benyt pegs the value of their TV deal at “nine figures” https://www.nytimes.com/...
@magalidmathias: I'm not surprised by the 9 figures https://twitter.com/... i guess Netflix also paid very very well https://twitter.com/...
Skye Witley / Current:
Investigative news nonprofit FairWarning, which published articles in outlets like Mother Jones, has dissolved after tweets about the founder sparked a crisis — FairWarning, a small investigative news nonprofit based in California, dissolved Saturday after a Twitter thread …
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Ryan Chittum / @ryanchittum: Why I Left Journalism, in one story. I'm only half-joking, maybe a quarter https://twitter.com/...
Skye Witley / @skye_witley: In the middle of my reporting on FairWarning's internal crisis sparked by a Twitter thread, the newsroom's board suddenly announced they were dissolving the entire organization. Read more below to find out why. https://current.org/...
Alice Dreger, Ph.D. / @alicedreger: Myron brought vital journalism via FairWarning, and he was a great colleague in our nonprofit journalism work. He deserved more of his board and his colleagues than this. Thank you to @currentpubmedia for bringing the story. https://current.org/... via @currentpubmedia
Anne Kadet / Wall Street Journal:
Looking to break through in podcasting, people are hiring podcasting consulting services, booking sessions at podcast studios, and hiring freelance editors — The pandemic has been a boon for services aimed at fledgling shows — Annette Perel knows that anyone with a laptop and a microphone can produce their own podcast at home.
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Joe Connolly / @joeconnollybiz: Some businesses and hosts do find podcasts worth the time and effort of producing them. Good article on what to know. https://www.wsj.com/... via @WSJ #podcast #sales
Matt Collette / @matt_pc: truly can you imagine https://www.wsj.com/...
Katie Jensen / @katiejensen: A bit rich saying $400/episode is a lot to spend in a piece by a media company that outsources podcast production to @Gimletmedia for $XXXXXX. Smh at this piece from @WSJ from by @AnneKadet. All it does is devalue creative labour. https://www.wsj.com/... https://twitter.com/...
Charlotte Tobitt / Press Gazette:
UK's Reach reports a 14.6% fall in revenue in 2020 to £600.2M with an operating profit of £133.8M, down 12.8% YoY, and says digital revenue grew 20.4% in Q4 — Reach has grown its digital revenue by 20.4% so far in 2021 following a record year-on-year increase of 26% in the last quarter of 2020 …
Alison Bethel McKenzie / Report for America:
A look at the role of Black media in local communities, its slow shift to digital, and the impact of the racial reckoning, which has led to increased funding — On Canyon Crest Drive in Riverside, California, sits Jammin' Bakery and Café, a sandwich shop that recently closed.
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@groundtruth: With increased attention on racial inequality in the US and calls for more news by and for African Americans, funders are beginning to focus their attention—and dollars—on the Black press, writes @Report4America's @BethelMcKenzie: https://thegroundtruthproject.org/ ... #BlackHistoryMonth
@spj_tweets: “It is our civic duty to make sure the Black press survives. You are going to make it work. It's not about the money for so many of us. You find ways to make it work because it's an important institution in each community,” @mygoldenstate says. https://www.reportforamerica.org/ ...
Raju Narisetti / @raju: “It is our civic duty to make sure the Black press survives.” On The (Seeming) Renaissance of the Black Press in America https://www.reportforamerica.org/ ... (Not sure fundamental business model issues have been solved for this “public good,” but there is awareness/intent & some good action)
Liat Kaplan / New York Times:
The person behind “Your Fave Is Problematic” Tumblr blog, which listed regrettable actions by celebrities, says she looks back on her blog with shame and regret — What was I trying to accomplish with my anonymous Tumblr? — If you were on Tumblr in the early 2010s …
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@brianstelter, @kwontent, @bafeldman, @michkeenah, guess i'll die, @thelindsayellis, @scottnover, @phoebewbridg, @starkillerqueen, @kathrynfiona, @kattenbarge, @karnythia, @nytimes, essays and context, @timeforjaya, @ameliabeing, @coolmomfriend, @bartlebooth45, @saycheeselouise, Jen the Libertarian, Garbage Day, BNet and Here are some links
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Brian Stelter / @brianstelter: “Something you posted 10 years ago is just as alive on the internet as something you post today...” https://www.garbageday.email/ ... https://twitter.com/...
Wife Guy Wonu / @kwontent: it's so insane how u can trace the roots of today's internet back to this blog and i think people in internet communities have a lot of healing processing and self reflection to do! 💖💖💖 https://twitter.com/...
Brian Feldman / @bafeldman: it really can't be overstated how everything happening on twitter now is just tumblr from 8 years ago — except it's more embarrassing because now it's adults doing it, and it's algorithmically juiced https://www.nytimes.com/...
Michelle / @michkeenah: this blog was a key player in the radicalisation of my 16 year old self https://twitter.com/...
Ellen Scott / guess i'll die: Do you like me? — Sure, self-esteem that comes from within is probably ‘healthy’ and 'better …
Lindsay Ellis / @thelindsayellis: Funny thing is compared to the current tumblr problematosohere YFIP is downright quaint https://www.nytimes.com/...
Scott Nover / @scottnover: “My brain wasn't ready for nuance. I was angered by hypocrisy and cruelty; what I did about it was apply a level of scrutiny that left no room for error.” https://www.nytimes.com/...
@phoebewbridg: This is present day twitter, labelling people as problematic for everything ranging from ignorant stuff to sexual abuse really flattens the awfulness of really terrible crimes. https://twitter.com/...
@starkillerqueen: I don't fully blame her for this, but that whole “your fave is problematic” thing taking root, especially on Tumblr, is why a post that was 2/3rds lies was able to poison K-pop fandom against Super Junior for the last like...decade. https://twitter.com/...
Kate Lindsay / @kathrynfiona: a true, genuine gasp at the unmasking of Your Fave Is Problematic, a Tumblr that I personally believe is where all this *gestures vaguely* started https://www.nytimes.com/...
Kat Tenbarge / @kattenbarge: The Tumblr user who popularized the word “problematic” (and who basically invented modern celebrity cancel culture) was a grieving, irrational high school senior at the time they ran their blog. Which basically sums up the entire state of internet culture. https://www.nytimes.com/...
Openly Black Mikki Kendall / @karnythia: If I read this will I find a strange erasure of every pre Tumblr platform? I feel like I will. https://twitter.com/...
@nytimes: Your Fave is Problematic, a popular blog dedicated to “canceling” celebrities, counts Lena Dunham, Taylor Swift and Lady Gaga among its targets. Liat Kaplan, the blog's creator, reflects on her quest to punish the untouchable — and why she regrets it. https://www.nytimes.com/...
Emma P / essays and context: what's the trend? — Somehow I always pick the most impractical clothing for whatever I'm doing.
Jaya Sundaresh / @timeforjaya: This moved me. All of us raised by Tumblr went through this, this period of hyper vigilance about other peoples' perceived flaws and “refusal” to conform to a standard of woke behavior that we were just beginning to articulate the boundaries of. Many of us regret it now. https://twitter.com/...
Amelia / @ameliabeing: dissociating thinking about how this tumblr blog i remember from my adolescence changed the course of of the last 5 years of culture and discourse dramatically https://twitter.com/...
Iman / @coolmomfriend: this blog was emblematic of how online discourses were shaped and informed what they look today, critical reflection and denouncing its practices? tumblr diaspora pay your respects! https://twitter.com/...
@bartlebooth45: I feel like YFIP furthered and crystallised an already existing mentality. It didn't start it but became a beacon for both supporters and opponents. I am entirely unsurprised to learn it was run by a teenager having a hard time and trying to figure out themselves and the world. https://twitter.com/...
Louise Hutt / @saycheeselouise: I really never thought I'd learn about who was running Your Fave is Problematic https://twitter.com/...
Jen Monroe / Jen the Libertarian: Sunday Morning Reads 2/28/21
Ryan Broderick / Garbage Day: The internet, after all, never forgets
Brian Feldman / BNet: the job capital of america
Katherine Miller / Here are some links: Links for February 27th
John Ourand / Sports Business Journal:
Sources: Disney and the NFL reach a broad media rights agreement, with ESPN renewing Monday Night Football; the NFL already reached deals with CBS, Fox, and NBC — Disney and the NFL have reached a broad agreement on a new media rights deal that will see ESPN renew “MNF” …
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@lucashaskins, Bloomberg, @tvgrimreaper, Forbes, @darrenrovell, @mattverderame, @gbellseattle, @dlolley_pgh, @stevekovach, @bizballmaury, @jedigoodman, @thadbrown7, @kevinmdraper, @chrisdaniels5, @randyscottespn, @ryanfieldabc, @andrewbrandt, @jerrymcd, @ourand_sbj, @richarddeitsch, @richarddeitsch, Variety, The Information, Larry Brown Sports, Awful Announcing and Front Office Sports
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Hutaff Nautical / @lucashaskins: Wowwwwwww ESPN gets the super bowl back https://twitter.com/...
TV Grim Reaper / @tvgrimreaper: Bumping this for emphasis. Pricing: 2x for NBC, CBS & Fox. 1.3x for Disney/ESPN Status quo terms, except: - Some MNFs will be ABC simulcast. - ABC will enter Super Bowl rotation. - TNF will go to Prime Video! (& NFLN) https://twitter.com/...
Nasha Smith / Forbes: NFL Refutes Reports Of Disney Deal
Darren Rovell / @darrenrovell: And just like that, the networks have held on to everything, but Thursday Night Football. I wrongly thought Apple, Hulu, Netflix or a new age player would be in the game by now. https://twitter.com/...
Matt Verderame / @mattverderame: This could have a major impact on the offseason. The cap was $198 million this year with the floor projected to be $180M for '21. Suddenly, the chances we see a flat cap instead of a pronounced drop improved greatly. https://twitter.com/...
Gregg Bell / @gbellseattle: The fact the NFL is pulling this off—and getting massive right$ increases from networks, too—during a pandemic shows the league just prints money, under all circumstances. https://twitter.com/...
Dale Lolley / @dlolley_pgh: This is big news across the board for the NFL. All the TV deals essentially done and will be announced next week. https://www.sportsbusinessjournal.com/ ...
Steve Kovach / @stevekovach: NFL flat-out denied this —> https://twitter.com/...
Maury Brown / @bizballmaury: “Sources said Disney is expected to pay an increase of up to 30% from its current deal, which based on an average of $2B per year would equate to around $2.6B. ” https://twitter.com/...
Jed I. Goodman / @jedigoodman: From SBJ: Disney and NFL reach agreement on new rights deal. Sources says it would equate to around $2.6B https://www.sportsbusinessjournal.com/ ... https://twitter.com/...
Thad Brown / @thadbrown7: New TV rights deal will likely mean the 2021 cap rises above $180 million. Perhaps significantly above. https://twitter.com/...
Kevin Draper / @kevinmdraper: John Ourand is reporting that NFL media packages will basically look the same, with the biggest news that ESPN is paying a 20-30% increase while CBS/NBC/Fox are paying a 100% increase, which seems like a very big deal for ESPN. https://twitter.com/...
Chris Daniels / @chrisdaniels5: Big sports media news— 1) Disney apparently isn't hurting 2) Amazon will get Thursday Night Football https://twitter.com/...
Randy Scott / @randyscottespn: As a wise man @espnSteveLevy once said: “It's a win for the home team” https://twitter.com/...
Ryan Field / @ryanfieldabc: Big news for us here at ABC. The Super Bowl is coming back to the network for the 1st time since 2006. https://twitter.com/...
Andrew Brandt / @andrewbrandt: Remember when some people cared about a slight decline in NFL ratings? That was cute. https://twitter.com/...
Jerry McDonald / @jerrymcd: This ought to enable the NFL to set a salary cap . . . https://twitter.com/...
John Ourand / @ourand_sbj: Media executives at the top networks are optimistic that the NFL formally will announce their media rights deals as early as next week. https://www.sportsbusinessjournal.com/ ...
Richard Deitsch / @richarddeitsch: ESPN declines comment (expected). Nice job by Ourand. Beat Schefter on it! https://twitter.com/...
Richard Deitsch / @richarddeitsch: There you go. ABC/ESPN is back in the Super Bowl: https://twitter.com/...
Brian Steinberg / Variety: Disney, NFL Sketch Renewal Terms for ‘Monday Night Football’
Martin Peers / The Information: Why NFL Deals Call Out for TV Network Mergers: The Information's Tech Briefing
Steve DelVecchio / Larry Brown Sports: Super Bowl to return to ABC after network strikes new deal with NFL
Joe Lucia / Awful Announcing: In new round of NFL TV deals, Thursday Night Football reportedly heading to Amazon Prime, ABC joining Super Bowl rotation
Justin Byers / Front Office Sports: AT&T Sells 30% of Video Biz, NFL Package Included
Janko Roettgers / Protocol:
How PBS is adapting to streaming, including one-click donations on Amazon's Fire TV and plans to distribute programming via ad-supported video services — If there were a playbook for the streaming wars, it might read something like this: Take your most valuable assets …
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