Wednesday, July 28, 2010
Views of the News, July 28, 2010
Inside the WikiLeaks "war logs" leaks, and the response ... a Charles Rangel presser shows how television might or might not have changed interviewing ... and, the federal government approves "jailbreaking" on smartphones. Panelists: Lee Wilkins, Lynda Kraxberger, Charles Davis.
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Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Views of the News, July 21, 2010
Sumner Redstone vs. the reporter who wouldn't give up the source ... the use of Twitter in advertising ... and, when should online news outlets pull down information? Panelists: Lee Wilkins, Lynda Kraxberger, Paul Bolls.
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Wednesday, July 14, 2010
Views of the News, July 14, 2010
Examining the persuasiveness of a new anti-smoking campaign, and of a Sarah Palin fundraising video … and, why employment and salary prospects are dimming in traditional media, but improving online. Panelists: Lee Wilkins, Marty Steffens, Paul Bolls.
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Wednesday, July 7, 2010
Views of the News, July 7, 2010
BP harasses a journalist in the Gulf ... a Columbia police officer is punished for disclosing information about a citizen online ... NPR's ombudsman and news chief butt heads over a bleep ... and, who will replace Larry King? Panelists: Mike McKean, Lee Wilkins, Charles Davis.
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This week's topic links
BP Harassing Reporters?
Stephen Engelberg, ProPublica.org: "Photographer Briefly Detained by Police Near BP's Texas City Refinery"
Ryan Knutson, ProPublica.org: "BP Texas Refinery Had Huge Toxic Release Just Before Gulf Blowout"
Wendy McElroy, Gizmodo: "Are Cameras the New Guns?"
Cop Punished for Outing Protester
Brennan David, Columbia Daily Tribune: "Comment leads to punishment: Officer posted on online news story"
Gannett Blog: "Gannett confirms comment moderation switch"
Profanity on NPR
Alicia Shepard, NPR Ombudsman: "Taking the Lord's Name In Vain"
Frank Lockwood, Bible Belt Blogger: "NPR Ombudsman endorses Exodus 20:7"
Who'll Replace the King?
Matea Gold and Yvonne Villareal, The Los Angeles Times: "Larry King calls it quits"
Tom Shales, The Washington Post: "Larry King's exit marks the end of a gentlemanly era in TV talk"
Howard Kurtz, The Washington Post: "Howard Kurtz on timing of Larry King's retirement, successor"
Joanne Ostrow, The Denver Post: "Bring on Katie Couric to enliven Larry King's gig"
Media Criticism from 2137
Stephen Engelberg, ProPublica.org: "Photographer Briefly Detained by Police Near BP's Texas City Refinery"
Ryan Knutson, ProPublica.org: "BP Texas Refinery Had Huge Toxic Release Just Before Gulf Blowout"
Wendy McElroy, Gizmodo: "Are Cameras the New Guns?"
Cop Punished for Outing Protester
Brennan David, Columbia Daily Tribune: "Comment leads to punishment: Officer posted on online news story"
Gannett Blog: "Gannett confirms comment moderation switch"
Profanity on NPR
Alicia Shepard, NPR Ombudsman: "Taking the Lord's Name In Vain"
Frank Lockwood, Bible Belt Blogger: "NPR Ombudsman endorses Exodus 20:7"
Who'll Replace the King?
Matea Gold and Yvonne Villareal, The Los Angeles Times: "Larry King calls it quits"
Tom Shales, The Washington Post: "Larry King's exit marks the end of a gentlemanly era in TV talk"
Howard Kurtz, The Washington Post: "Howard Kurtz on timing of Larry King's retirement, successor"
Joanne Ostrow, The Denver Post: "Bring on Katie Couric to enliven Larry King's gig"
Media Criticism from 2137
Brian Stelter, The New York Times: "Reporting What the Public Wants to See 127 Years From Now"
Onion News Network: Download "Future: News from the Year 2137" from iTunes ($1.99)
Onion News Network: Download "Future: News from the Year 2137" from iTunes ($1.99)
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