Poynter org buzzfeed reporters use tweets stirs controversy

BuzzFeed reporter's use of tweets stirs controversy | Poynter » Mar 13, 2014 ...BuzzFeed's Jessica Testa noticed a unique thread on her Twitter timeline Wednesday. Twitter user @steenfox asked her followers who were rape survivors to share what they were wearing when they were attacked. The results were rather spectacular. Some were in college when they were assaulted. Poynter.org

PressThink - Page 5 of 30 - PressThink, a project of the Arthur L ... » Mar 10, 2016 ...This began as an email I was going to send to a reporter who asked me for comment on the complaints of Bernie Sanders supporters about unfair treatment. I decided to post it. ......a point about clichés. Here is something Poynter.org published not long ago: 15 political clichés journalists should avoid. Pressthink.org

Stanford study examines fake news and the 2016 presidential election » Jan 18, 2017 ...Of all the heated debates surrounding the 2016 presidential race, the controversy over so-called “fake news” and its potential impact on Donald Trump's victory has been ...The second examined the top fake news stories identified by BuzzFeed and two prominent fact-checking sites, Snopes and PolitiFact. News.stanford.edu

MDIA5000 Understanding Contemporary Media » Feb 12, 2016 ...Normalizing Twitter: Journalism practice in an emerging communication space. Journalism Studies 13(1):19-36. McBride, K. (2014) Buzzfeed Reporter's Use of Tweets Stirs Controversy'. Poynter. Available at: http://www.poynter.org/2014/ buzzfeed-reporters-use-of-tweets-stirs-controversy/243413/. Sam.arts.unsw.edu.au

This Week in Review: The breaking news errors continue, and ... » Sep 20, 2013 ...Poynter's Andrew Beaujon has a good, quick summary of the news media's sins in the case, which included several news organizations naming the ...and crowdsourced media can add to reporting in breaking-news situations, urging professional journalists to make more use of crowdsourced sources like... Niemanlab.org

A JOURNALIST'S GUIDE TO WORKING WITH SOCIAL SOURCES » ...(for example because they were filming events rather than helping) can do so by clicking directly on the username and going to their profile. 8Kelly McBride (13 March, 2014) Buzzfeed Reporter's Use of Tweets Stirs Controversy, http://www. poynter.org/2014/buzzfeed-reporters-use-of-tweets-stirs-controversy/243413/... Firstdraftnews.com

ソーシャルメディアを 使った取材の手引き » 記事の読者なら誰でもユーザーネームをクリックし. てプロフィールページに行き、（事件 事故の現場で手助けもせ. ず動画を撮影していたなどと）ユーザーに嫌がらせできるから . だ。 8Kelly McBride (13 March, 2014) Buzzfeed Reporter's Use of Tweets Stirs. Controversy, http://www.poynter.org/2014/buzzfeed-reporters-use-of-tweets-stirs-. Jcej.info

Faking News: Fraudulent News and the Fight for Truth » Oct 12, 2017 ...comprehensively identify efforts to artificially boost content through the use of bots or other means, and .....idential tweets decrying “fake news” and openly branding press outlets “the enemy.” In a February ...Times reporter Michael Grynbaum, “The media should be embarrassed and humiliated and keep its... Pen.org

Journalism Ethics in the Digital Age: A Model/Open Source Syllabus ... » Feb 3, 2016 ...Kelly McBride, “BuzzFeed reporter's use of tweets stirs controversy,” Poynter Institute, Nov. 2014. Assignment. Students should seek to understand the rules and regulations that govern press access and rights on their college campus. Review “Examining a journalist's right of access to college and university... Journalistsresource.org

News Genius | Genius » Jul 26, 2016 ...This was the first time Poynter—the journalism training school and publication— has used Genius, and it's a pretty cool instance: they've annotated Zuckerberg's comments on ...Check out the annotated transcripts on the Washington Post, Los Angeles Times, FactCheck.org, and even the New York Times. Genius.com