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An interesting and thorough study by a leading Ivy League institution, shows the unintended and unexpected consequence of right wingers' (including Trump) moronic mantra of calling anything that they don't like, "fake news" ......Or the inane label that the orange clown gave mainstream media, calling it the "enemy of the people" when such outlets criticized his very thin skin.
A report, published by the Columbia Journalism Review, does an excellent job of laying out the challenge posed by Breitbart and its ilk, it is less than clear on how to counter it. Successfully standing up for truthful reporting in this environment “could usher in a new golden age for the Fourth Estate,” the authors write. But members of the public who care about such journalism are already flocking to news organizations like The New York Times, The Washington Post, and, locally, The Boston Globe, all of which have experienced a surge in paid subscriptions since the election of President Trump. That’s heartening.
A Major New Study Shows That Political Polarization Is Mainly A Right-Wing Phenomenon
A report, published by the Columbia Journalism Review, does an excellent job of laying out the challenge posed by Breitbart and its ilk, it is less than clear on how to counter it. Successfully standing up for truthful reporting in this environment “could usher in a new golden age for the Fourth Estate,” the authors write. But members of the public who care about such journalism are already flocking to news organizations like The New York Times, The Washington Post, and, locally, The Boston Globe, all of which have experienced a surge in paid subscriptions since the election of President Trump. That’s heartening.
A Major New Study Shows That Political Polarization Is Mainly A Right-Wing Phenomenon