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@CarlosDada tells the horror story of a “Newsroom in resistance” under the dictatorship of Bukele: “The search for truth has become again a subversive activity”, at @risj_oxford #RISJMemLecture
Carlos Dada tells the horror story of a “Newsroom in resistance” under the dictatorship of Bukele: “The search for truth has become again a subversive activity”, at @risj_oxford #RISJMemLecture
. @risj_oxford memorial lecture’da Salvadorlu gazeteci Carlos Dada’yi dinliyoruz: “Journalism as resistance.” #RISJMemLecture #ElFaro
"Advocates often aren’t pushing back against the facts, but instead warning that the facts could cause harm by hurting their cause or emboldening a dangerous enemy," says @nytimes publisher AG Sulzberger #RISJMemLecture
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🇵🇸🇮🇱"It would be impossible to produce fair, accurate coverage of this particular conflict without making all sides angry."
Watch and read in full @nytimes publisher A. G. Sulzberger's #RISJMemLecture https://t.co/CU1dBJAeAb
Trump is "clearly running on an overtly more antidemocratic platform than any major party candidate in well over a century." @nytimes publisher A. G. Sulzberger cites work of @maggieNYT @jonathanvswan @charlie_savage in our #RISJMemLecture Q&A
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"If the fear and rage of the public conversation is ever to cede to civility and create space for solutions, there has to be a foundation for discussion built around independent reporting," says @nytimes publisher AG Sulzberger #RISJMemLecture
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"History shows that tribalism, polarisation, and narratives of vulnerability are a dangerous mix. They often give rise to the demand behind so many of society’s worst episodes: Are you with us, or against us?" says @nytimes AG Sulzberger #RISJMemLecture
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"Journalistic independence demands a willingness to follow the facts, even when they lead you away from what you assumed would be true," says @nytimes publisher AG Sulzberger at our Reuters Memorial Lecture.
🔗Full #RISJMemLecture video and text here:
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"The issues that most divide us are those that most benefit from an independent press committed to collecting the facts, providing the context, and fostering understanding needed for solutions"
@nytimes publisher AG Sulzberger
Full #RISJMemLecture here:
https://t.co/CU1dBJAeAb
"Trump is running on a more overtly anti Democratic platform than any candidate of any major party candidate in well over a century," says AG Sulzberger responding to a question from @mariaramirezNY #RISJMemLecture
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"Writing for the future rather than the present frontruns the public, forsaking the important role journalism plays in helping society work through problems. That pushes the public to less informed decisions," says @nytimes AG Sulzberger #RISJMemLecture
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"Seeking to drive towards a particular ‘right’ outcome creates incentives to twist reality – hyping facts that align with your case and downplaying facts that don’t," says @nytimes publisher AG Sulzberger #RISJMemLecture
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"You never write for your sources or for your subjects,
but what you produce has to ring true," says @nytimes publisher AG Sulzberger at our panel discussion #RISJMemLecture
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"Helping people understand the facts and each other is one of the greatest services journalism can provide the public," says @nytimes publisher AG Sulzberger #RISJMemLecture
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"A desire not to know, borne out of fear, is one of the most counterproductive of human impulses," says @nytimes publisher AG Sulzberger #RISJMemLecture
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"The discipline of journalism also requires personal courage. You need to be willing to take a simple, easy, or comfortable story and complicate it with truths that people don’t want to hear," says @nytimes publisher AG Sulzberger #RISJMemLecture
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"The posture of journalistic independence is now contested by nearly every group we cover on nearly every issue we cover," says @nytimes publisher AG Sulzberger #RISJMemLecture
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"Journalistic independence is not an innate personal characteristic any of us were born with. It's a professional discipline based on process to which journalists must recommit each day," says @nytimes publisher AG Sulzberger #RISJMemLecture
https://t.co/Kj99sslnNt
"Generative AI promises to worsen the challenges facing news organisations, unless those developing this technology ensure AI is used to support a trustworthy news ecosystem," says @nytimes publisher AG Sulzberger #RISJMemLecture
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