Eddie Scarry writes for the Federalist about a disturbing article in a major legacy media outlet. Just a few days after the anniversary of Charlie Kirk’s assassination, The New York Times is here with some thoughtful insight.…
Prior to audit this New York Times social media post we asked: Is this NYT Piece Tabloid Journalism a Better Match? And Is it Ironic, Recursive, or Moronic?Tabloid Journalism is the appropriate classification for this social…
Ira Stoll writes for the Washington Free Beacon about the latest journalistic failures from a major legacy media outlet. A month after lawyers complaining about Nicholas Kristof’s “dog rape” fantasy sent a letter demanding to…
Ira Stoll writes for the Washington Free Beacon about the latest anti-Republican complaint from the New York Times. Between now and Election Day, the economic, technology, and geopolitical news will have a particularly grim…
Why “Analysis” on the Facebook card makes it worse, not better:If 80–90% of encounters stop at the card, the analysts are researchers for a verdict they do not publish under their own constraint. Their footnotes do not follow…
Over 54% US adults now get their news from social media, In fact, social media has officially surpassed television as the most common primary source of news in the United States. And over 50% of American adults read below a…
Since most people will only look at the card, it begs the question: Is the New York Time Facebook Card “Facing Islamophobia, Mamdani Keeps Focus on the 9/11 Victims” Clickbait, Deceit or Routing?And the answer is: Yes,…
The screenshot below is not a faithful miniature of the story. Most people will only read the unfaithful abstract. What’s missing$45,000 is each, not total.A fourth aide is off the picture.Their answer — personal gift, not…
The New York Times piece by Mandavilli on Measles deaths in Pennsylvania was ran through the Watchtower Working Standard. Below are the results.The Watchtower Framework opens the package and separates the chaff from the…
The New York Times runs an Oped about honesty while being dishonest. The nytimes.com piece “Trump’s War on Mail-In Ballots Has Voters Baffled. That May Be the Point,” triggered seven flags when ran through the Watchtower…
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