11 Replies to “Journalism 101”

  2. “If we don’t believe in freedom of expression for people we despise, we don’t believe in it at all.”

    – Noam Chomsky

  3. Its interesting to note that the “extremists” pointed to in the article have nothing on the most vicious extremists with actual power do destroy other people in the US congress like Schumer, Occasio-Cortez, Nadler, Hirono and on and on.

    If that is not shocking, what is?

    1. Given that this was a NEWS article, the use of the word “extremist” was very much an editorial comment. This article thus fails basic journalistic ethics.

      1. Not it was not,
        using “extremist” for anyone that does not agree with the media cartel is not ethical in no case, no how.
        Heh, yes them “basic journalistic ethics”, is there anything more extremist than that?
        Today, ethics and “journalism” are incompatible concepts.

        Sheesh.

        1. “Not it was not,”
          ?
          I find the grammar in that sentence quite baffling.
          care to clarify what you are conveying here mr/ms/whatever lev?

  4. ANTI TRUST…break them up
    Its the only way. But this is looking like its going the same way that CBC vs Harper – He had the chance and did SFA. Trump now has the chance..one we may NEVER have again to act.

    I guess it remains to be seen if he will do something.

  5. As a Professor of Journalism I would tell the writer he/she has engaged in Hate Speech and committed transgressions by using words such as “criticized”, “extremist”, “complaint”, “conspiracy”. “anti-Semitism” and “Fake News Media”.
    He/She must apologize to the public immediately and profusely on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram etc. and send letters to CEOs of all social media platforms asking for redemption, promising contrition and requesting exemption from banning.
    No wonder they didn’t attribute an author to the article.

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