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Only at the end of April did the Times and other outlets face reality and acknowledge that the peak of the epidemic had passed in New York.

Alex Berenson • Pandemia: How Coronavirus Hysteria Took Over Our Government, Rights, and Lives

The Outline, an attempt to build a bolder kind of news site, appears to have met its end

Joshua Benton niemanlab.org

By The Numbers

Samir Chaudry • Big Time

“We print,” says the New York Times, “all news that’s fit to print.” Immediately the question arises (as Elmer Davis, the historian of the Times tells us that it did when the motto was first adopted) what news is fit to print? By what standard is the editorial decision reached which includes one kind of news and excludes another kind? The Times its

Edward L. Bernays • Crystallizing Public Opinion

desire is a compass

New York Times • I Don’t Need to Be a ‘Good Person.’ Neither Do You.

-Poll the audiences to find what matters to them.-They r olled out their own brand-safe video network, so marketers can buy across trusted content. -Hold Powerful People Accountable and Expose the Truth.

Sriram Krishnan • How to Save the Internet

“If you can’t figure out how to measure it,” recalled one executive there, “you just pretend it doesn’t exist.”

Mark Bergen • Like, Comment, Subscribe

YouTube could be a threat to copyright owners but it could also be a very valuable tool for businesses looking for audiences.

Mark Bergen • Like, Comment, Subscribe

The (Not Failing) New York Times — Mine Safety Disclosures

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