Was The Media’s SOTU Fact-Check Fair?
Can excessive fact-checking be partisan in itself?
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CNN’s Confidentiality Crisis Raises Questions on Anonymity Ethics
CNN’s misleading statements about its reliance on anonymous sources have undermined the common journalistic practice, giving those who decry “fake news” ammunition to further their war on the truth
Most Americans Trust the Mueller Investigation, But Does the Media?
The Russia probe has been politicized left and right by the media, with Special Counsel Robert Mueller often caught in the middle.
2017 Digital Media Awards: Hottest Takes, Best Reporting and Biggest Misfires
In light of President Trump’s “MOST DISHONEST & CORRUPT MEDIA AWARDS,” we have some accolades of our own to give.
The Virginia Gubernatorial Race: The Democrat’s Strategy and Concern
The Virginia gubernatorial race is heating up, and the media has a lot to say…
The Good and The Bad Behind the #MeToo Movement
#MeToo has been gaining steam across social media. What kind of change, if any, will it cause?
How TV News is Taking Snapchat By Storm
With NBC’s new Snapchat-exclusive broadcast in the mix, broadcast news has been gaining traction on the social media app.
The Women in Media: Gabby Morrongiello
At 23, Morrongiello has taken the helm as the New York Post’s DC Bureau Chief and is a rising star of the Beltway media sphere.
Tomi Lahren officially “suspended,” reportedly “banned” from TheBlaze
Tomi Lahren – famous for her vocal and candid “Final Thoughts” segments – has been officially “suspended” and may have been “permanently banned” from her network.
MediaFile History: The October Surprise
The media’s favorite phrase in the month of October was “October Surprise,” due to a promise that Wikileaks founder Julian Assange made that didn’t end up coming to fruition. But since that announcement, reporters have been running the phrase during the tumultuous final month of