United States Project @USProjectCJR

We critique & support local accountability journalism around the US for @CJR. | [email protected] New York, NY Joined June 2012

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Michael Calderone @mlcalderone

3 years ago

The Media Today has been essential reading for me the past four years — enjoy the well-deserved break and I look forward to what comes next

Jon Allsop @Jon_Allsop

3 years ago

The Media Today has been essential reading for me the past four years — enjoy the well-deserved break and I look forward to what comes next

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SOME PERSONAL NEWS (sorta): Four years ago this week, I started writing @CJR's daily newsletter, The Media Today, four days a week (with @mathewi anchoring Thursdays). Today, that's ending—though I, and the newsletter, will be soon be back in a new form. cjr.org/the_media_toda…

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Pamela Colloff @pamelacolloff

3 years ago

A few highlights of John Bennet's rules for writing: "Cut the blah-blah." "Remember the banana rule: it’s never 'the elongated yellow fruit.'" "A piece with a nut graf is like a documentary with a voice-over—it means you haven’t got it all on film." cjr.org/special_report…

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Ben Smith @semaforben

3 years ago

This format really works cjr.org/the_media_toda…

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“Mark Berman” @markberman

3 years ago

"Put the best shit at the end, the second-best shit at the beginning, and all the other shit in between." cjr.org/special_report…

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Jon Allsop @Jon_Allsop

3 years ago

For @CJR, I wrote about big moves in late-night, the decline narrative around the genre, and whether it can reinvent itself and still *be* "late night": cjr.org/the_media_toda…

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Jon Allsop @Jon_Allsop

3 years ago

For @CJR, I wrote about the latest iteration of the Ye-coverage debate, the dizzying conflation of issues—some real, some not—that he brings to the news cycle, and the need to do more than mine him for content then perform agnosticism about it: cjr.org/the_media_toda…

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Global Center for Journalism & Trauma @traumajourno

3 years ago

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Angelina Fusco @FuscoTV

3 years ago

cjr.org/special_report… https://t.co/MODrcb6hyg

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Tamara Cherry (she/her) @tamaracherry

3 years ago

Beyond honoured to have some of my work featured in the Columbia Journalism Review with this examination of trauma reporting by @deborahebloom. cjr.org/special_report… via @CJR

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Deborah Bloom @deborahebloom

3 years ago

For @CJR I wrote about a topic I'm really passionate about: trauma literacy in journalism, and the ways some journos are trying to make a difference in an industry that isn't taking this issue very seriously. cjr.org/special_report…

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Micah Walker @Micah_walker701

3 years ago

This individual—rather than institutional—approach is part of the problem Tamara Cherry sees with journalism’s current relationship to trauma. In her experience, “no one ever mentioned the word ‘trauma’ in journalism school,” Cherry says. cjr.org/special_report… via @CJR

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Kyle Pope @kylepope

3 years ago

Impressive effort from our colleagues at @CoveringClimate

Covering Climate Now 🦋 @coveringclimate.org @CoveringClimate

3 years ago

Impressive effort from our colleagues at @CoveringClimate

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Columbia Journalism Review @CJR

3 years ago

If you missed Columbia's "Objectivity Wars" panel discussion yesterday with Wesley Lowery, Lewis Raven Wallace, Masha Gessen, David Greenberg, and Andie Tucher, CJR fellow Emily Ann Russell has a recap here: cjr.org/analysis/objec…

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Jay Rosen @jayrosen_nyu

3 years ago

From "What primaries coverage got wrong" by @Jon_Allsop in @CJR. cjr.org/the_media_toda… Here's how I would put it. The state of the race and "who's gonna win" is a valid story, but it should not provide the template for election coverage. We need a better organizing principle.

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Freedom of the Press @FreedomofPress

3 years ago

Unfortunately, recent attempts to shutter and intimidate student media outlets are nothing new. Nebulous protections leave student journalists vulnerable to opponents of press freedom. cjr.org/the_media_toda…

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Jon Allsop @Jon_Allsop

3 years ago

For @CJR, I wrote about the threats facing student journalism—age-old and linked to newer forces; common with all journalists and specific to students' situation—focusing on three troubling recent stories: in Missouri, Nebraska, and California: cjr.org/the_media_toda…

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Ilya Marritz @ilyamarritz

3 years ago

(ahem) I'M HOSTING THIS WEEK!

On the Media @onthemedia

3 years ago

(ahem) I'M HOSTING THIS WEEK!

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Jon Allsop @Jon_Allsop

3 years ago

Honored to appear with @ilyamarritz on this week’s @onthemedia to talk CNN, democracy coverage, prosecuting ex-presidents, and more (though making me follow @rickperlstein was unfair)

On the Media @onthemedia

3 years ago

Honored to appear with @ilyamarritz on this week’s @onthemedia to talk CNN, democracy coverage, prosecuting ex-presidents, and more (though making me follow @rickperlstein was unfair)

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Greg Sargent @GregTSargent

3 years ago

Important and related point from @Jon_Allsop: Not only did much of the media coverage treat GOP faux outrage too credulously; the core message from Biden about the threat to democracy -- which was plainly newsworthy -- got muddied. cjr.org/the_media_toda…

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On the Media @onthemedia

3 years ago

“Arguing about whether last night’s speech was political would have been silly and pedantic at the best of times. At this fraught moment, it’s akin to watching your house catch fire and shouting, “Wait a minute! Is this a house?” cjr.org/the_media_toda…