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Jay Rosen

I teach journalism at NYU, write the blog PressThink, direct NewAssignment.Net, and try to grok new media. I don't do lifecasting but mindcasting on Twitter.
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Here's my little fix for @meetthepress. I don't pretend it solves the problems but it does address them. A little. https://t.co/fI3NqkGuvd
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My little fix for @meetthepress. https://t.co/fI3NqkGuvd
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RT @mattyglesias: Some choice words from an expert about what went down last night: http://www.vox.com/2014... https://twitter.com/mattygl...
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Which means the guests would be taking a risk by coming on. But it also creates a system for the producers to know whom to invite back. 4/4
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What's now called the "roundtable" discusses and — by the end of the show — votes on how well guests did in... beat the talking points. 3/4
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A guest's job is clear: do better. Having already heard the talking points, the audience can quickly recognize their repetition. Then... 2/4
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My fix for @meetthepress: turn it into Beat The Talking Points. Literally. As interviews begin, the talking points are ably paraphrased. 1/4
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"The sources spoke on the condition of anonymity because the Times always rolls over for them in stories like these.” http://blogs.reuters.com/jacksha...
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Mismanagement by NBC— and his agent. Gregory was meant for grilling salmon on morning TV. "Telegenic" was his real talent. Why not move him?
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Today one of the most miscast journalists ever in TV News was finally given a break by NBC. David Gregory is no longer host of @meetthepress
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"And there was rejoicing. Yay." Still, Chuck Todd isn't going to be that much better. Like Gregory, he only absorbs GOP talking points. - Anika
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Live stream of @GovJayNixon addressing situation in #ferguson soon. http://talkingpointsmemo.com/livewir... and http://www.ksdk.com/videos...
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So @dlind of Vox says a different police agency in charge every night. @jbouie of Slate says St. Louis County police in charge since Sunday.
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For writers few things take as much discipline as Twitter during live events, as @NateSilver538 found out last night. http://www.politico.com/blogs...
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Why there’s no accountability for the police in Ferguson by @DLind (a rising star) http://www.vox.com/2014... comes closest to answering my Q's.
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Learned something this morning. That many of my subscribers (and their subscribers) think a trend = an explanation. https://t.co/hYHQKJeFnm
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...and in euthanasia news, David Gregory is out, Chuck Todd in as host of Meet the Press http://money.cnn.com/2014... according to @brianstelter.
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Clarify my last tweet: I'm aware of the national trend: militarizing the police. I'm asking what police in Ferguson thought they were doing.
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What I am looking for this morning is some journalism that digs deep into why police in Ferguson were armed to the teeth and questions that.
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"But 20 years in to the ad-supported web, we can see that our current model is bad, broken and corrosive." http://www.theatlantic.com/technol... Brilliant.
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RT @GovJayNixon: Canceling all appearances at the @MoStateFair to visit North #STL County tomorrow. Statement to follow.
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RT @macloo: Bunches of people commenting (on Twitter) that Facebook is an epic FAIL for news tonight. #ferguson
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Where is the governor of Missouri? @GovJayNixon.
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The most hopeless topic in media criticism. I've never seen light escape from it. Is NPR Biased In Its Gaza Coverage? http://www.npr.org/blogs...
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Nice that they share with the little people these pretty glimpses, don't you think? http://www.washingtonpost.com/lifesty... Sally Quinn on Lauren Bacall.
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An interesting comparison between the US and UK press systems in this response to my "production of innocence" post. http://tenminutespastdeadline....
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RT @SchumacherMatos: Gotten a lot of feedback re: the Intercept article. Am investigating.
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HuffPost Live now I'm talking about the New York Times deciding to use the word "torture" for acts of torture. Watch: http://live.huffingtonpost.com/r...
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RT @PaulBegala: NYU's @jayrosen_nyu calls Maureen Dowd's column "truly awful." NYT ed pg editor @andyrNYT calls it "masterful." http://takingnote.blogs.nytimes.com/2014...
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2/2 The story in @the_intercept is here: https://t.co/nAmh9PxNnt @NPR's vapid and unresponsive response is here: https://t.co/4x2XReOty6
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Reporting that a study vindicates the surveillance state but not that the company is funded by the surveillance state? Basic error, @NPR 1/2
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ABC News airs live video of Robin Williams' home, gets slammed on social for the stupidity of it, then apologizes. http://www.imediaethics.org/News...
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"When you follow someone, you'll see their posts in your News Feed," Facebook tells its users. No, you won't. Untrue. http://almightylink.ksablan.com/social-...
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Agreed. FB could have applied work towards better user filtering tools... But they've ended up with a business model that depends on the artificial scarcity from their auto-filtering algorithm: "pay us to reach everyone following you." And worse, people and brands rationally try to game the algorithm by posting low-quality clickbait. There's a lot less clickbait on Twitter and Tumblr IMO and I think that's because neither has an algorithmic filter system. - Andrew C (✔)
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