And edited...by Brooke.
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On the Media: This Week
Separating fact from fiction during Sandy and trying to call the presidential election.
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OTM Staff Picks, Volume 31
A few of our favorite things.
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Making A Living Off The Dead
How and why the media keeps serving us dead people.
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“If you are some old-school newswire reporter who, along with six other guys, used to write the entire election narrative, it stinks, but it’s a great time to be a young reporter.”
-BuzzFeed campaign reporter McKay Coppins on the effects of Twitter and the web on the 2012 election
http://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/decision2012/for-campaigns-traveling-press-corps-social-media-as-changed-way-game-is-played/2012/10/30/32b0ceea-2299-11e2-ac85-e669876c6a24_print.html
-BuzzFeed campaign reporter McKay Coppins on the effects of Twitter and the web on the 2012 election.
On the Media winter Internships!
Wednesday, October 10, 2012
We're looking for applications for the On the Media winter internship! Click through for details.
US Government Returns Seized Domain Names
Thursday, August 30, 2012
In December of last year, OTM spoke with the lawyer of a Spanish sports website, which had its domain names seized by the US Government. Yesterday, the U.S. Government quietly dropped their case.
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Misinformation Around Sandy, Calling the Election, and More
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The Facebook Show
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Hurricane Hoaxes and Confused Reporting
- Why Are All the Religious References in "Innocence of Muslims" Dubbed? [UPDATED]
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America's Lagging Internet
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Forecasting Tuesday
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Does NPR Have a Liberal Bias?
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A Gun You Can Print at Home
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Is Twitter Wrong?
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Conclusions on NPR's Liberal Bias
