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    Archives: October 11, 2019

    Joshua BentonOctober 11, 2019
    In a corner of Brazil, local reporters are switching to government jobs and the state is achieving “media capture”
    A strategy of “capturing the main professionals from the newspapers, in their respective fields of work, and thus reduce the tensions of being disturbed by the journalists every single day.” “Memory is crucial for journalism, and we are losing it.”
    The spirit of Gawker keeps finding new ways to die: G/O Media shuts down Splinter and warns staffers not to write about the closure
    Laura Hazard OwenOctober 11, 2019
    Focus here, not there: These are the gaps in political misinformation research
    “Persistent debates about what constitutes ‘fake news’ and distinctions between other types of false information are mostly distracting.” Plus: A guide to covering misinformation without burning your news org or your readers, and a discussion of filter bubbles as not-really-a-thing.
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