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gemma.transwrites.world
but if the press starts doing actual journalism now they'd have to admit everything they've been doing up to this point has just been PR for their chosen bigotries

so now all they do and can ever do is more PR for those same 5 bigots every time a trans related story happens.
December 9, 2025 at 10:19 AM
urbanbohemian.com
The “pop culture news” accounts solidified their pattern on Twitter.

Copy/paste a headline and quote. Add a maybe-related image. Put the “source” in the text, but never add a link.

Pure copy/paste engagement, not journalism.

Some will add the link in a reply here, but… eh. Pass.
thatwitchmia.bsky.social Amelia Emberwing @thatwitchmia.bsky.social · 2d
Sites like CultureCrave and other aggregators aren't news outlets and they need to stop being perceived as such.

All they do is steal work to claim as their own and make shit up. Block them all.
evansrankingtablet.bsky.social Evan’s Ranking Tablet @evansrankingtablet.bsky.social · 3d
Sara herself debunked the whole thing, but I want to make clear that I’m disappointed Culture Crave posted this in the first place without caring about research despite being a news outlet!

I also want to post this so people are aware the OP is misleading & bad, do NOT harass btw.

#Animation
December 8, 2025 at 11:08 PM
guan.dk
<not related to this latest news> Any journalist visiting the United States should do the same. Journalism is *not* an allowed activity on a B-1/B-2 visa or on visa waiver. An I visa would be required for reporting.
erinbiba.bsky.social Erin Biba @erinbiba.bsky.social · 6d
When I traveled in China I had to get a letter from my editor confirming that I wasn’t on assignment and wouldn’t be reporting while in the country. I was also advised not to travel with pens or notebooks.

This new US rule IS MUCH WORSE
klonick.bsky.social Kate Klonick @klonick.bsky.social · 7d
Holy shit.

Reuters reporting that new admin instructions on visas are if you worked at a platform in trust & safety or content moderation or on fact checking or online safety at an platform you *and your loved ones* are ineligible for H-1B visa.

www.reuters.com/world/us/tru...
December 4, 2025 at 11:22 PM
alexip718.com
Hongkongers by and large have stayed on Instagram and Threads.

In the Chinese version of this statement issued by Ellie Yuen, a local journalism student with bylines in NBC, she alluded to "obvious and irresistible forces", a phrase often used in Mainland China to refer to threats from authorities
【聲明】本人就宏福苑火災的所有相關新聞工作早已結束，基於顯然易見的不可抗力因素，並無進一步評論、補充或其他相關工作。感謝各界的關注與支持，敬請理解。 I have concluded all news-related work regarding the HK fire and will not provide any further comments, additions, or related work, for obvious reasons. Thank you for your attention and support, and I kindly ask for your understanding.
December 4, 2025 at 6:11 AM
scijournoindia.bsky.social
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December 1, 2025 at 5:27 AM
katbridges.bsky.social
"pick me up outside D'Jais in Belmar" LMAO

this may be my favorite bit of Orange Cassidy-related journalism, and that's saying something
December 1, 2025 at 2:29 PM
obdurodon.bsky.social
Myocarditis occurs in 0.3% of infants. Without a sample size it's impossible to tell if ten deaths are even statistically significant. How many infants died of *COVID* related myocarditis? How many were likely *saved* by the vaccine? Without *investigation* this is propaganda not journalism.
November 29, 2025 at 3:07 PM
nancyfrench.bsky.social
This is AMAZING journalism. The New York Times went through Trump's court filings related to what is happening in Chicago. There are videos, testimonies, and photographs. You can see this for yourself.
Times Analysis Finds Errors in Trump’s Supreme Court Filing That Calls for National Guard in Chicago
www.nytimes.com
November 26, 2025 at 5:04 PM
simonwillison.net
I'm in an episode of the new Data Renegades podcast with CL Kao and Dori Wilson talking about data journalism and Datasette and related topics - it's a fun conversation, here are some extracted highlights simonwillison.net/2025/Nov/26/...
Highlights from my appearance on the Data Renegades podcast with CL Kao and Dori Wilson
I talked with CL Kao and Dori Wilson for an episode of their new Data Renegades podcast titled Data Journalism Unleashed with Simon Willison. I fed the transcript into Claude …
simonwillison.net
November 26, 2025 at 12:33 AM
purplechrain.bsky.social
also: not for nothing, but Lizza skipping from the Sanford reveal at the end of Part 1 all the way to RFK lets him avoid any discussion of him evidently being complicit in concealing Nuzzi’s Sanford-related ethics breach from the people paying the two of them to do political journalism
November 22, 2025 at 6:07 AM
klonick.bsky.social
It, uh, took us both a short time and a VERY LONG time to get to the SEO (and other related models) for generating income for journalism.

And Google ALSO makes money off of this by now charging to promote certain search results and placing their own ads in search results etc.

9/
November 18, 2025 at 8:42 PM
chrislongview.bsky.social
the collapse of journalism as an industry because reporters are having affairs with their sources is directly related to "what with Healthcare and things like that" you ppompous ass.
jcbeaches.bsky.social JCBeaches @jcbeaches.bsky.social · 23d
I am not following this as I don't have room, what with healthcare and things like that. So I am missing why this is such a big deal? People have affairs all the time, so I must really be missing something!
November 18, 2025 at 4:20 PM
drdenisenoble.bsky.social
Is it also evidence of dementia related dis-inhibition and impulsively? Was how other reporters carried on as normal without reaction or protest evidence of the professional & moral cowardice & bankruptcy of sections of US journalism?
leebee4life.bsky.social Lisa Bee (she/her) @leebee4life.bsky.social · 23d
I’m still thinking about “quiet, piggy.” No president should be able to speak to a member of the press that way and remain president. That moment encapsulates how vile, misogynistic, and horrible that man is.
November 19, 2025 at 8:15 AM
brandon.insertcredit.com
The bay area needs to get cheaper so the weirdos can come back. We also need brand new weirdos. More weirdos please
(from the below interview) 48 HILLS Kind of related, how do you think the industry has changed? On a broad scale, but also just in terms of the Bay Area scene specifically, what kinds of changes have you seen? BRANDON SHEFFIELD Obviously, the Bay Area has changed a lot. When I quit my job in journalism and started doing game development full-time, all the indie weirdo game devs were here. We all knew each other, we all had weird little dramas with each other, it felt like a big scene. Then, as tech grew and they needed places to live, all the tech folks came out into Oakland, and then all the artists that had left San Francisco to come to Oakland now had to leave Oakland. It just felt like arts were kind of disappearing from the whole area. And it was so gradual that it didn’t feel like it was a big trend until probably around the Ghost Ship fire, and then it felt like there was an endpoint for fun times. I think it’s coming back now, I feel like DIY venues are starting to happen again. In terms of the game development scene, there’s always been a gap between San Francisco and the East Bay, and that remains present, but I feel like both groups are smaller than they were before. There are fewer of us, and we don’t hang out. [laughs] But we try. I’ve been running an East Bay game dev meetup for 15 years, and we still get new people coming. But it’s very weird to watch things change over time. Because I’m staying in Oakland, this is where I’m going to live. It just feels like things are changing around me. 48 HILLS I mean, you mentioned DIY venues coming back. I’m curious if you think that could make its way into games as well. BRANDON SHEFFIELD I feel like it’s possible. I think that it’s easier when there’s a natural energy happening, and I don’t know that that natural energy will happen without cheaper rent and a bunch of young people. I can’t build a community like I could when I was in my 20s because I don’t know if the youngsters want to get involved in the same way. The way that I’m thinking about building community is probably very different from the way that someone who is graduating high school right now is thinking about building community. I still want to try to push the things that I can push, but I also want to be ready to support whatever new things are coming along that young people may try to build. And I hope they do, and I hope that I can help facilitate. I can only hope. Rent going down is the only thing that’s going to change it.
November 18, 2025 at 6:17 PM
rhutabhayga.bsky.social
Amna Nawaz interviewed NYT columnist David Brooks (yes, THAT guy) and Kimberly Atkins Stohr of the Boston Globe on the #EpsteinFiles.

What do you think of David's take? "Jibber jabber"?

I also included Kimberly's response. But you can watch it all here. Section starts at 8:00.
shorturl.fm/OLM9m
I have to ask you about the president continuing to face more pressure, more questions about the release of those files related to Jeffrey Epstein. We saw four Republicans join House Democrats to back a petition to force a vote on releasing those files. We saw one of those Republican lawmakers, Colorado's Lauren Boebert, summoned to the White House, reportedly to talk about her push to release the files. And we have heard President Trump continue to try to convince Republicans to vote against the release. He posted online today, saying: "Democrats are doing everything in their withering power to push the Epstein hoax again. Some weak Republicans have fallen into their clutches because they are soft and foolish." David, what do you make of this? How is this going to end? Soon, I hope. I mean, I hate this issue. This is the moment in my life, in my career, that I'm more uncertain about the future than any other time. It's A.I. It's economic bubbles. It's Ukraine. It's — I mean, there are a million things that are happening. And Congress comes back and they're doing Epstein? I also hate this issue because look, I'm a journalist. We're journalists. When we report, we don't publicize everything somebody tells us. We check it out first. And I'm not a lawyer, like Kimberly is, but I think, prosecutorial power, that's like journalism times 100, because they can use the power of the state to get phone records, to get e-mails. You don't just spew it out there without checking it out, whether it's part of some process where you need to prosecute people. And when I look at the content of these e-mails, most of it is just jibber-jabber. Trump broke with Epstein in 2004, and a lot of these e-mails are in 2019. And so the one kernel that does raise alarms is when Epstein says that Trump was with one of the victims. That should be investigated. But the rest is just jibber-jabber, and I don't know why it's central. Donald Trump campaigned on releasing these files. A lot of this is in his hands. He's trying to have his cake and eat it too by saying that this is a Democratic hoax, while at the same time saying he wants his Justice Department to look into Democrats who are mentioned in these files. He can't have it both ways. I agree with you. I hate this topic. I hate that his obstruction on it has caused it to end up in this dribble of news items and keep this going on in a way that I'm sure must be devastating to the victims. Donald Trump is not a victim in this. There are real victims in it. And I'm thinking about them.
November 15, 2025 at 4:50 PM
kimoco.bsky.social
This is so sad to watch happening. I bet there are many at CBS looking for an exit these days. And there are not a lot of journalism and related jobs out there!
November 11, 2025 at 2:27 PM
richardacarter.bsky.social
Critical Drone Studies: Drones in Society, Politics, and Culture
25-26 June 2026 at University of Cambridge.

CFP Link: www.centrefordronesandculture.com/blog/confere...
A conference hosted by the Centre for Drones and Culture Sponsored by UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) Dates: Thursday 25 June - Friday 26 June 2026 Venue: Jesus College, University of Cambridge From agriculture to logistics, from journalism to delivery, from war to peacebuilding: drones continue to impact the ways we live, work, tell stories, relate to one another, and imagine the future. Debates continue to surround more risky drone developments, such as drones' integration into autonomous, Al-driven warfare, and their illicit use for drugs and weapons delivery into prisons. However, alternative deployments show promise, including unmanned delivery of medicines to remote geographies, surveying of humanitarian crises and environmental disasters, and the creation of fresh visual idioms in photography, cinematography, gaming, and other forms of entertainment. Although the types of drones used in these spaces can be quite different, they often involve imaginaries of situational awareness, technological autonomy, and "distant intimacy" - of humans being physically apart from another person, object, or milieu while robots remain relatively close, at times even enabling affective feelings and cognitive impressions of access and intimacy. While drone studies has tended to treat the use of drones in these spaces separately, the ambition of this conference is to engage in boundary work which moves the field towards a more heterogeneous, as well as normative, understanding of drones in society, politics, and culture: towards a critical drone studies that acknowledges both how individual motivations and creativity shape what a drone is and does, and how such engagements are also influenced by institutions and power. To this end, this is a reflexively interdisciplinary conference that encourages exploratory perspectives on drone pasts, presents, and futures, with a focus on probing the logics and narratives underpinning drone development, proliferation, and acceptance. Research on broad topics related but not limited to the following are very welcome: Drone wars: algorithmic and Al-enabled violence; drones as justified or non-justified forms of organized / disorganized violence; "new" drone wars, drone-on-drone warfare, Drones and civil liberties: policing; surveillance; predictive politics; protest; regulatory politics; atmospheric commons Drone humanitarianism: "Drones for Good"; drones in rescue and disaster relief; drone use by non-governmental organizations; drones, human rights, and accountability Drone ecologies: climate-human-technology relationships; conservation; biomimetics; environmental monitoring Drones and political economy: commercial drone applications; drone bases, supply chains, logistics, materialities Drone labour: lived experiences involving drones; drone praxis (including ethnographies and autoethnographies); drone technology and constructions of human ability / disability Drone aesthetics: artistic, speculative, and experimental imaginaries regarding unmanned and/or autonomous artefacts; popular drone culture including photography, marketing, filmmaking, drone racing, light shows Contributions from the humanities, social sciences, and beyond are very welcome, as are contributions from those working outside of academic institutions, including practitioner communities, non-profit organizations, government and policy-making organizations, think tanks, as well as artists and creators. Details for Proposals: There are three formats for presentations; please indicate which one you are applying for on the online application. Individual research presentations (max. 15 minutes) Panel presentations (max. 3 speakers x 15 minutes) Creative Showcase presentations: There is limited room for research-grounded creative contributions as part of the conference programming. At this time, we can only accommodate screen-based / touchscreen-based outputs. Deadline for Proposals: 12 January 2026
November 10, 2025 at 12:40 PM
natacha.bsky.social
The Guarditerf producing quality investigative journalism like this only serves to expose the way it reports so much trans-related stuff superficially without looking behind the euphemistic government press releases and transphobic Contrived Authority output. They do it by choice.

archive.is/qYKcv
International criminal court Revealed: Qatar-linked intelligence operation targeted ICC prosecutor’s alleged victim Exclusive: Woman who accused Karim Khan of misconduct was subject of covert operation involving two British private intelligence firms
November 7, 2025 at 8:18 AM
wayneocohen.bsky.social
I'm going to divide the Journalism list in a way that splits off accounts related to fact-checking, identifying AI & computer-generated fakery, misinformation & various reporting resources for journalists and consumers alike into a separate list. The Journalism list will focus more on the industry.
November 7, 2025 at 1:44 PM
togeyboi.bsky.social
Seen this...said damn, gotta follow this guy....but alas

Already am...

Personally I think Elon, POtuS, Tucker and Putin have a little secret

Related to Tucker using his "journalism credentials" to interview Putin IN Russia.

Pick up or delivery boy ?

His son now works for JD
November 7, 2025 at 9:46 AM
mollyroberts.bsky.social
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November 5, 2025 at 4:12 PM
phyoog.bsky.social
I'm not even remotely related to my late "Aunt" George. She was "Aunt" because her mom was "Nana" because that's who my mom left me with to raise me.

This is shameless yellow journalism. CNN was always dreck, but this is pure tabloid garbage.

I eagerly await their investigation into Bat Boy.
cnn.com CNN @cnn.com · Oct 28
In the final days of New York City’s mayoral race, Democratic nominee Zohran Mamdani has faced pushback over a story he told about his aunt being afraid to wear her hijab while riding the subway after the September 11, 2001, attacks. https://cnn.it/432IAcr
October 28, 2025 at 7:58 PM
mikal-el.com
Bad journalism is so harmful, and the most obvious examples are health related.

NO ONE IS SAYING SKIP SHORT WALKS!

And no one is trading off between a short walk and a long walk—they are trading between a short walk and NO WALK.

And a short walk is always better than no.
B BC NEWS Skip short strolls - a longer daily walk is better for your heart, says study Michelle Roberts - Digital health editor [Credit: Getty Images] One longer walk a day is better for your heart than lots of short strolls, especially if you don't exercise much, according to new research published in Annals of Internal Medicine.
October 28, 2025 at 3:05 PM
conradhackett.bsky.social
Please repost:

We're looking for an excellent writer/editor with strong data journalism skills to join the religion team at @pewresearch.org.

pewtrusts.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/Center...
The writer/editor is a position within the Center’s Religion research team, which seeks to promote a deeper understanding of religion and spirituality. The Religion research team conducts surveys, demographic analyses and other social science research in the United States and around the world, studying people’s religious beliefs and practices as well as their views on related issues, including religion’s role in public life. The ideal candidate will have a strong data journalism mindset, with the ability to translate complex quantitative findings into clear and engaging narratives that are nonpartisan and non-advocacy. This position will be embedded within the Religion research team, where the writer/editor will work collaboratively to shape the team’s research agenda, including identifying key research questions; contributing to survey development; and synthesizing findings into accessible and compelling storylines. The writer/editor will also evaluate drafts of research reports to determine whether there are shortcomings in the analysis; edit, rewrite and reorganize drafts as necessary to improve flow and clarity; and work with researchers and designers to create appropriate charts and tables. In addition, the writer/editor will provide guidance and training to the Religion team’s researchers and serve as a writing resource. Following the release of reports, the writer/editor may help disseminate research to the public through the Center’s social media channels, videos, newsletters, and virtual or in-person gatherings, always adhering to the Center’s independent, nonpartisan, non-advocacy stance. 
October 23, 2025 at 11:55 PM
mementomorty.bsky.social
They used a photo of two reps who look like they get baked daily in their article and I think that's good journalism
Photo of two guys in suits having a discussion in the Ohio Statehouse. Guy on the left is wearing glasses and looks like he could be related to Willie Nelson. Guy on the right looks like he auditioned to be will Seth Rogen's stunt double, but didn't get the part because he is too tall
October 23, 2025 at 1:14 PM