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.
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Superception Podcast Ep. 57 – Chris Smith, Contributing Writer For Vanity Fair And Author Of “The Daily Show: An Oral History As Told By Jon Stewart, The Correspondents, Staff And Guests”
5 April 2020
Conversation on the fusion of politics and pop culture with Chris Smith, contributing writer for Vanity Fair and author of “The Daily Show: An Oral History As Told By Jon Stewart, The Correspondents, Staff And Guests.”
How To Structure A Communications Organization In The Digital Age?
5 February 2018
There is probably no ideal blueprint since communications departments now operate in an extraordinarily fast-moving environment. But let’s give it a try.
Is The New Reality Of Media Hindering Democracy?
26 November 2017
Monetization issues are at the heart of the problem: Digital advertising’s business model doesn’t work much better than that of print 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.
Platforms And Content: The Chicken And The Egg?
17 October 2017
Which component is the most critical to success in the digital, social and mobile era?
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.
Communications Departments Run The Same Risk Of Obsolescence As Traditional Media
25 June 2017
In both cases, the danger lies in an excessive focus on the distribution rather than the production of content.
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.
Let’s Stop Blaming The Internet For Fake News
12 March 2017
It is time to stop accusing the digital revolution of spreading fake news and to examine our own responsibilities.
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.