[The Good Oil] Stuff Up of the Day
Check out the latest media stuff ups both locally and around the world.
Check out the latest media stuff ups both locally and around the world.
When I accepted a voluntary redundancy deal in 2002, I was able to reflect that I’d come a long way in the 34 years since I’d started in the Post’s reading room. By my calculation it was about 30 metres.
Just because a media outlet is government-owned, one must not therefore assume it is more trustworthy. Safer to assume the opposite.
New York media heavies of the day included many who might have had reason to sympathize with poor Jeffrey Epstein.
We should not have to put up with biased media. Journalism should be independent, impartial, and balanced. Their mission should be to inform citizens, not manipulate them.
Dare we not to have these conversations again in person, since people seem to have a remarkable propensity to blank-out the political issues of the 20-50 years before they were born?
RNZ, as a taxpayer-owned entity has a responsibility to ensure its coverage of news and current affairs is neutral, fair and balanced – an obligation that it constantly disregards.
Check out the latest media stuff ups both locally and around the world.
Part Three: What the McSkimming scandal means for politics in New Zealand.
Judging from the comments I’ve read on many articles, there is a general consensus and hope that Trump will bankrupt the organisation.
Check out the latest media stuff ups both locally and around the world.
Extraordinary letter from BBC chair will be dynamite for Trump’s lawyers.
I remember talking to American philosopher Peter Boghossian about what to do about captured universities. He said it was best to abandon them and start again. I feel the same about the MSM. I’m waiting for the whole shooting box to collapse and for new media to arise from the ashes.
The more they dig their heels in, the worse it will be for them.