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Pew Research Center
Journalism & Media
August 21, 2019

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In Today's news:   Facebook releases result of conservative bias audit, how a weekly newspaper covers local addiction issues, and a look at the trend in presidential candidates appearing on YouTube shows.
Top Stories

U.S. conservatives say Facebook needs ‘significant work’ to address concerns: former senator
David Shepardson / Reuters / Aug 20, 2019


This Kentucky weekly isn’t shying away from covering its county’s shocking drug problem
Al Tompkins / Poynter / Aug 20, 2019


YouTube shows have become a secret weapon for politicians
Makena Kelly / The Verge / Aug 21, 2019

Television News

Tucker Carlson’s Fox News show loses more advertisers
Tiffany Hsu / The New York Times / Aug 20, 2019

Online Media

Trump, QAnon and an impending judgment day: Behind the Facebook-fueled rise of The Epoch Times
Brandy Zadrozny, Ben Collins / NBC News / Aug 20, 2019


Project Text allows US-based local journalists to connect with their audiences through mobile messaging
Daniel Green / journalism.co.uk / Aug 20, 2019


Can music journalism transcend its access problem?
Jeremy Gordon / Columbia Journalism Review / Aug 21, 2019


Open or closed: Who will control the paid-podcast experience, podcasters or tech companies?
Caroline Crampton / Nieman Journalism Lab / Aug 20, 2019

Press & Government

Playboy reporter sues Trump after credentials suspended
Caitlin Oprysko / Politico / Aug 20, 2019

Newspaper News

Playing at climate catastrophe
Simon Parkin / Columbia Journalism Review / Aug 20, 2019

Sports News

Sports publishers continue to grapple with politics
Scott Nover / Digiday / Aug 20, 2019

International

Changing the journalistic climate: what role does philanthropy play in reporting news?
Amanda Meade / The Guardian / Aug 21, 2019

 

The Daily Briefing of Media News is edited by Amy Mitchell and Katerina Eva Matsa and compiled by Pew Research Center staff, including: Michael Barthel, Elizabeth Grieco, Elisa Shearer, Galen Stocking and Mason Walker.

 
 
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