Showing posts with label Public’s trust in the media. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Public’s trust in the media. Show all posts
Monday, November 4, 2024
David Thunder: Jeff Bezos Is Right - Legacy Media Must Self-Reflect
Labels: David Thunder, Jeff Bezos, Legacy media, Public’s trust in the mediaI can count on one hand the times I have seen leaders of media organisations engage in anything that could be described as hard-hitting forms of self-critique in the public square.
One of those times was when Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg went on public record, in a letter to the Republican House Judiciary Committee (dated August 26th, 2024), that he “regretted” bowing to pressure from the Biden administration to censor “certain Covid-19 content.” Another was the almost unprecedented public apology in January 2022 (here’s a report in English) by a Danish newspaper that it had towed the “official” line during the pandemic far too uncritically.
Tuesday, April 30, 2024
Sir Bob Jones: The news media imagery
Labels: Public’s trust in the media, Sir Bob JonesIn recent weeks the traditional news media themselves have become a major news story. With fast fading audiences in the face of alternative options, they’ve become a sunset industry and of necessity are undergoing constant staff layoffs, just as occurs in other once seemingly safe activities confronted by new technology making them redundant.
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