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• Warmongers: Chuck Robb, Mortimer Zuckerman, John Hannah, Dick Cheney, Eric Edelman

  
  InvestmentWatch: Emerging markets, Real Estate, Personal finance, Business management, Politics, Economics — Authority: 149
  Michael S. Rozeff LRC BlogFebruary 2, 2012 Warmongers who want war with Iran are very persistent. The flow of pro-war “news” items (really expressions of pro-war sentiments and arguments) in recent weeks, here and in Israel, is similar to the Bush-Cheney-Rumsfeld-Rice-Powell lying propaganda campaign leading up ...
  1 week ago

• In the SImplest of terms

  
  Journals Of Enreal — Authority: 97
  In simplest terms. Life  n. 1. Capacity for growth, functional activity, and continual change until death. 2. Living things 3. A period during which life lasts 4. A state of existence as an individual 5. Individual’s actions or fortunes As we know it… Change  n. 1. Making or becoming different 3. New ...
  2 weeks ago

• Digging deeper into The New York Times’ fact-checking faux pas

  
  Nieman Journalism Lab — Authority: 681
  Once in a while the cultural fault lines in American journalism come into unexpectedly sharp relief. Jon Stewart’s now-legendary star turn on “Crossfire” was one of those moments; the uproar over NPR’s refusal (along with most major news outlets) to call waterboarding torture was another. The New York ...
  3 weeks ago

• Political Pinocchios, Fact Checking, and Journalist Responsibility

  
  Lippmann Would Roll — Authority: 94
  by Matthew L. Schafer No one ever said that telling the truth was easy.  As The Times’ Public Editor Arthur Brisbane recently discovered , having conversations about how to deal with the truth is even more difficult.  Brisbane, who with all good intentions, asked readers “whether and when New York Times news ...
  3 weeks ago

• Wine scoring

  
  wineous — Authority: 89
  Debating the merits of scoring is a well-worn topic on wine blogs and forums, but this nicely argued contribution on John M Kelly’s blog ”notes from the winemaker” offers an original perspective. Do read it for yourself, but basically John describes the lengths it would be necessary to go to in order to ...
  3 weeks ago

• Comment call: Objectivity and impartiality – a newsroom policy for student projects

  
  Online Journalism Blog — Authority: 536
  I’ve been updating a newsroom policy guide for a project some of my students will be working on, with a particular section on objectivity and impartiality. As this has coincided with the debate on fact-checking stirred by the New York Times public editor Arthur Brisbane,  I thought I would reproduce the ...
  3 weeks ago

• Its Just an Experience

  
  Without a Story — Authority: 95
  In recentposts, I’ve made comments regarding the idea that life experiences are actuallyneutral, not “good” or “bad” as our egos typically like to define them. I’d liketo expand on this topic because I feel that a mindset of neutrality offers yetanother great reason to accept things as they are, rather ...
  3 weeks ago

• Ombudsman’s gaffe is a sign of deeper problems in media

  
  GigaOM — Authority: 817
  Being the ombudsman or “public editor” for the New York Times has to be a pretty thankless job at the best of times, but it got a whole lot more thankless for Arthur Brisbane on Thursday, when he touched off a blog and Twitter firestorm by asking whether the newspaper’s reporters should be “truth ...
  4 weeks ago

• This Week in Review: Google and the social search wars, and the Post’s in-house innovation critic

  
  Nieman Journalism Lab — Authority: 681
  Social search and competition : Google made a major move toward unifying search and social networks (particularly its own) this week by fusing Google+ into its search and deepening its search personalization based on social information. It’s a significant development with a lot of different angles, so I’ll try ...
  4 weeks ago

• Longing for Vigilantes

  
  Just Above Sunset — Authority: 109
  It’s good to know someone in the news business, like Rick, the News Guy in Atlanta – he was part of the team that founded CNN way back when, after he had earlier worked for Roger Ailes, and Rick established much of CNN’s satellite infrastructure. And after Rick left CNN his wife stayed on, a key producer in the ...
  4 weeks ago

• What You Can Say While Being Objective

  
  Wintry Smile — Authority: 85
  What would an objective article on waterboarding have looked like during the Bush administration? A history of the practice would have to state that the US government considered it torture for several decades and that this status was essentially unquestioned until after September 11th. It would also record that the US ...
  4 weeks ago

• make your own future

  
  walls of the city — Authority: 546
  Yesterday, I accurately said that there was nothing I could add to the letter A Girl and Her Gun wrote to those who would deprive her of her rights , and I stand by those words; however, coincidence is God’s way of remaining anonymous, and here I am… shall-we-say "expanding" on her driving point. I found ...
  4 weeks ago

• Jesus, Criteria and the Demise of Authenticity

  
  Exploring Our Matrix — Authority: 123
  Several bloggers have mentioned the upcoming conference and accompanying book, with the title Jesus, Criteria, and the Demise of Authenticity. It might seem that the title could more naturally have... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
  4 weeks ago

• Google changes signal the end of objective search

  
  Internet Psychology by Graham Jones — Authority: 103
  When Google came to prominence 14 years ago it was a breath of fresh air compared with the main search engine at the time – Yahoo! The problem for Yahoo! was that it was subjective. Based on human editors who could not keep up with the pace of the growth of the web, it also meant that if they did not like a website ...
  4 weeks ago

• The Data Day, Today: Jan 10 2012

  
  Too much information — Authority: 104
  Oracle OEMs Cloudera. The future of Apache CouchDB. And more. An occasional series of data-related news, views and links posts on Too Much Information. You can also follow the series @ thedataday . * Oracle announced the general availability of Big Data Appliance, and an OEM agreement with Cloudera for CDH ...
  4 weeks ago

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