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Tag: Journalism Ethics

0 Politics Television/Film

Biden vs. Harris

The Commentary Magazine Podcast · 10 Oct

Hosts John Podhoretz, Christine Rosen, and Seth Mandel critically examine the dynamics between President Biden and Vice President Harris, suggesting Biden might be undermining Harris as they discuss her presidential candidacy challenges.

0 Politics Culture

The Fallout at CBS Continues

Bari Weiss in The Free Press · 9 Oct

The ongoing controversy at CBS News highlights a clash over journalistic standards following an interview with author Ta-Nehisi Coates.

0 Politics Ethics

Was the viral Ta-Nehisi Coates interview a hit piece or fair play? A journalism ethics expert weighs in.

Louis Keene in Forward · 8 Oct

In a CBS Mornings interview, journalist Tony Dokoupil questioned Ta-Nehisi Coates about omitting context on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in his latest book, The Message, which likens Israel's policies to the Jim Crow South.

0 Politics Israel

How To Evaluate Media Coverage Of This War

Gary Rosenblatt in Between The Lines · 18 Sep

Gary Rosenblatt critiques the pervasive lack of context and bias in media coverage of the Israel-Palestinian conflict, emphasizing the need for accurate and balanced reporting.

0 Television/Film Politics

The corporation has broken its most sacred promise

Jewish Chronicle · 12 Sep

Trevor Asserson's report on BBC's coverage of the Israel-Hamas conflict highlights significant biases, particularly in its Arabic services compared to its English counterparts.

0 Politics Ethics

The ‘Guernica’ Uprising: No Room For Empathy

Gary Rosenblatt in Between The Lines · 13 Mar

Joanna Chen, an Israeli writer and translator of Hebrew and Arab poetry, wrote an essay titled "From the Edges of a Broken World" about her struggle to empathize with both sides in the Israel-Hamas conflict.

0 Politics Television/Film

How Hamas fooled the world - with Matti Friedman

Call Me Back · 22 Feb

In this episode, journalist Matti Friedman explores how Hamas has adeptly manipulated media narratives and international perceptions to serve its own aims, particularly in relation to the October 7th massacre of Israeli civilians.

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Gaza hospital explosion poses questions about how to report to readers who don't read

Mira Fox in Forward · 27 Oct 2023

The explosion at a hospital in Gaza has raised questions about how news is reported to readers who may not fully read articles or consider the reliability of sources.

0 Politics Ethics

How Dare You Cover the News!

The Commentary Magazine Podcast · 28 Oct 2020

The podcast discusses the media's biased approach towards covering the recent riots in Philadelphia and their reluctance to report on the allegations surrounding Hunter Biden and the Biden family by Tony Bobulinski, which the podcast suggests is a story that merits attention despite doubts about its credibility.

0 Ethics Antisemitism

‘Spotlight’ Shows a Community at Its Worst, and Journalism at Its Best

Judith Miller in Tablet · 5 Nov 2015

"Spotlight" is a powerful film that portrays the Boston Globe's investigative team, Spotlight, uncovering the sexual abuse of children by priests in the Boston Catholic diocese.