News Avoidance Is A Major Civic Issue
10 July 2022
How can one form a rational opinion about political issues without knowing the basic facts?
Communications.Management.Marketing
Truth Is Just Perception
Tag Archives: Journalism
Larry King, That Rare Interviewer Who Wouldn’t Answer The Questions He Asked
24 January 2021
With him, it was all about curiosity.
For Journalists, It Is Time To Distinguish Objectivity And Integrity
1 July 2020
The growing polarization of the public debate raises with new urgency the question of the role of the news media.
In The Digital Age, The Press Is Strong When It Wants To Be
19 November 2017
Two recent events provide me with an opportunity to reflect on what differentiates major news media from their new competitors.
Superception Podcast Ep. 13 – David Leonhardt, Pulitzer-Prize Winning Op-ed Columnist At The New York Times
3 September 2017
Conversation on the future of journalism with David Leonhardt, the Pulitzer-Prize winning op-ed columnist at the New York Times who led the paper’s 2020 Group on the future of the newsroom.
Digital Reshapes The Economic, Media And Political Fields In Opposite Ways
2 April 2017
Everywhere, it is a cause of fragmentation.
Media, Populism And Democracy: The Inescapable Trilemma
19 March 2017
Journalists and populists often have the same ethical principles because they serve the same people.
Too Much Journalism Kills Journalism
16 October 2016
The sudden rise to stardom and fall from grace of Kenneth Bone, one of the undecided voters who questioned Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump during their second debate, reveals a worrying trend for the media.
Trust In Media Hits Rock Bottom
24 April 2016
A study conducted in the U.S. by Digital Insight Study, a partnership of the Associated Press and the American Press Institute, yielded alarming results for democracy.
Brands Increasingly Bypass The Media To Address The Public
3 April 2016
This trend is illustrated by the tactic used by the NFL to rebut a New York Times investigative article.
Journalism And The Disinformation Society
27 December 2015
The level of political lying in some democratic societies is reaching a point that we thought – and hoped – would always be the apanage of authoritarian and totalitarian regimes.
A Journalist’s Mistake Can Sometimes Generate A Valuable Information…
20 December 2015
… if they recognize their misstep and draw the consequences from it.