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Media’s Next Challenge: Overcoming the Threat of Fake News

The New York Times Original article ›

Reality check for the third final presidential debate in the U.S. presidential election of 2016

10/20/2016

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Hillary Clinton Told People to Google ‘Donald Trump Iraq.’ They Did.

The New York Times 10/20/2016

Trump Rhetoric Poses Dangers to American Democracy - SPIEGEL ONLINE

SPIEGEL ONLINE 10/19/2016

Final Debate: Donald Trump Declines to Commit to Respecting Results if He Loses

WSJ 10/20/2016

Hillary Clinton, Mocking and Taunting in Debate, Turns the Tormentor

The New York Times 10/20/2016

Media’s Next Challenge: Overcoming the Threat of Fake News

The New York Times 11/07/2016

David Carr on the way ahead for U.S. newspapers out of the box canyon they find themselves in, and beyond Google News

04/08/2009

The NYT and LA Times, Chicago Tribune and Boston Globe, the list of struggling newspapers goes on. Carr describes the war of words between the digital journalists, lawyers, Google News and the newspapers who have cut back as much as they can. Words like sewer and attenuating reporting in media if they don't provide the links to Google News leading to a wasteland for the news media, threats and counterthreats, and finesse from Google News. No mention is made of the role of journalists in modern society, the words "this country and its press will rise and fall together" are long forgotten.

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Papers Try to Get Out of a Box

New York Times 04/13/2009

Google Insists It’s a Friend to Newspapers

New York Times 04/08/2009

Google to Shut Spanish News Service

Wall Street Journal 12/12/2014

Tribune Publishing Outlines Personnel, Strategy Changes

Wall Street Journal 03/03/2016

Media’s Next Challenge: Overcoming the Threat of Fake News

The New York Times 11/07/2016

Alan Murray of the Pew Research Center on the optimistic beginnings for a revived news media business and news organizations

03/26/2014

Murray sees an optimistic beginning as the news media business and news organizations show signs of revival in 2013-2015.

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Seven Reasons For Optimism About the News Business

Wall Street Journal 03/26/2014

For News Outlets Squeezed From the Middle, It’s Bend or Bust

New York Times 04/17/2016

Media’s Next Challenge: Overcoming the Threat of Fake News

The New York Times 11/07/2016

"News" and knowledge of the outside world in the the era of digital newspapers and 24 hour television news channels

04/13/2009

A sense that most of the news is repetitive, and that young people do not follow the digital news to the same extent as older generations did for print media. Many of the news channels focus on presenting the news for reinforcing views of their audience, bringing a selective aspect to the news. The more news is ubiquitous the less it is able to educate people and provide reliable information. Social and instant media gives equal importance to rumor and facts.

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It’s the Golden Age of News

New York Times 11/03/2013

Papers Try to Get Out of a Box

New York Times 04/13/2009

So Much Media, So Little News

Wall Street Journal 10/12/2011

A Harsh Reality for Newspapers

New York Times 03/05/2012

The Internet Tide Hits Alabama Newspapers

New York Times 06/27/2012

Both Old and New Media Are Failing Voters

WSJ 11/03/2016


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