“Journalism is not a crime and Evan should not be jailed for his profession — he should be honored for it.”
In today’s print edition of The Wall Street Journal, @PressClubDC honors @WSJ reporter Evan Gershkovich with the John Aubuchon award. #IStandWithEvan
We’re offering resources for people who want to show their support across social media for Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich, who was detained in Russia a week ago during a reporting trip and remains in prison #IStandWithEvan https://t.co/zeWMM5XBFV
Top news organizations from around the world are calling for the release of our WSJ colleague Evan Gershkovich, a trusted and experienced reporter arrested while doing his job. We are grateful for all the support as we seek his immediate release
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@davidalim FWIW, it’s a bad habit spokespeople (often unintentionally) use to buy themselves time to think—a habit which any media trainer worth their salt will help them break quickly. For any spokespeople who need to hear this—it’s okay to be silent while gathering your thoughts!
We learned this morning that, due to the immunosuppressant @GunterRae is taking, she didn't develop COVID antibodies from her vaccine. She might have T-cell activation, but we have no way of knowing. She won't be alone in this, so please get vaccinated.
On this whole “journalists will skew your every word to make you look bad” narrative...
Most reporters are covering a beat & rely on trust. No one would take their call if they did that. And these aren’t even interesting stories. I’m sure it happens, but I didn’t see it much.
Last month Jupiter & Saturn had a once-in-400yr conjunction
Agent Cooper foretold this….
“Historically…when Jupiter & Saturn are conjunct, there are enormous shifts in power & fortune…a potential for explosive change: good & bad…due January to June”
(Twin Peaks S2, Ep21 )