Inside the Challenge to Media Leadership and the Debate Over Journalism’s Values
A wave of editorial resignations and pushback on a Wrap op-ed reflect a division over the shared norms of journalism
the New York Times
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AMI’s Radar Online Goes Dark After Massive Staff Layoffs
Site’s most recent post was on April 20
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Tom Cotton Brands Interim NY Times Opinion Editor Katie Kingsbury a ‘Far-Left Radical’ (Video)
Cotton’s op-ed calling to “send in the troops” resulted in the previous opinion editor’s resignation
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The Complexities Black Journalists Face This Week Covering Protests | Podcast
On this week’s episode of “TheWrap-Up,” a look at how it can be difficult to parse your feelings when the issue hits close to home
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TheWrap-Up Podcast: ‘Insecure’ Star Yvonne Orji, How Black Journalists Approach Covering Protests and Trump’s Threats to Deploy the Military
Episode 8: Plus, a look at the Urban Movie Channel
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New York Times Pitched Sen. Tom Cotton on ‘Send in the Troops’ Op-Ed Topic
The paper had said Thursday that a “rushed editorial process” led to the op-ed’s publication and that the piece “did not meet” its standards.
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Facebook Employee Who Quit Over Zuckerberg’s Inaction on Trump Posts Warns ‘We’re in Danger’ (Video)
Former software engineer Timothy Aveni spoke out on CNN
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Seth Meyers: Republicans ‘Want to Be Ruled by a Dictator so Badly’ (Video)
“Nothing would make them happier than to throw a party celebrating the end of democracy and load a confetti cannon with scraps from the Bill of Rights”
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Oregonian Updates Headline That Called College Athlete’s Use of N-Word ‘Racially-Charged’
“This person used a slur. It wasn’t ‘racially-charged.’ It was racist,” NBC News’ Kalhan Rosenblatt tweeted
