@gathara re your call in @NiemanLab for “global
ethics code” - I argue here https://t.co/Zcl0h1QvaA that minimum standards (slightly!) more attainable but same reasoning
In some of the world’s healthiest democracies, news audiences continue to respect truthful news reporting, to expect meaningful journalistic accountability, and, yes, even to pay for online news, writes @ivorshap. Can we achieve the same in Canada?
https://t.co/JKBaeRcPmq
CPJ calls for accountability after reports find Israel likely targeted journalists in Lebanon - Committee to Protect Journalists #warcrimes https://t.co/TEBtCwmhHq
We speak to @mashagessen after their reception of the prestigious Hannah Arendt Prize in Germany was postponed when award sponsors withdrew support over the acclaimed @NewYorker writer’s comparison of besieged Gaza to the Warsaw Ghetto.
Absolutely devastating and horrific. Another journalist killed by Israel while doing their job. Where is the global media outcry?
#journalismisnotacrime
I’m a Jew and I feel pretty safe.
Two things make me feel unsafe:
1. The sadistic unending murder of Palestinian civilians by Israel, supported by US,UK, Canada etc.
2. The attacks from other Jews, meant to silence me (and everyone).
Those 2 things stop, I feel 100% safer.
"From court to copy desk in 70 seconds." Image taken by an unknown photographer in 1930 of a "tube system" used to transport documents "from City Hall to the copy desk in the editorial room of The Star building." Found in the @torontolibrary digital archives.
Such an excellent collaboration between the @TheBreachMedia and @ReviewofJourn. This is the kind of work we need to see in media analysis.
https://t.co/l6xmaAxtrz
“.. invest in the kind of journalism that earns trust in the hardest and most recognizable way—through consistent and transparent original gathering and transparent checking of actual facts on matters of clear public interest…” https://t.co/wSkjNXDp89
@ShenazKermalli “…possible to condemn atrocious attacks of terrorism and support right to live free of occupation… [Most] demonstrators not celebrating murders … terror and occupation inflict devastating losses… until we empathize, … remain trapped in endless cycle of hate and violence.”
"What red-hot words seldom achieve is persuasion.
People are less likely to change their minds by force of argument or piled-on evidence than through exposure to one another’s real-life experiences. If you want people to understand you, don’t tell them what you think;
CFE Senior Fellow @ivorshap writes for @ConversationCA about the complicated language of reporting atrocities in the Israel-Hamas war. https://t.co/5TCvBhTx4N