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Journalism & Media
June 22, 2020

Daily Briefing of Media News share on Twitter
In Today's news:   New York Times and Washington post promise to address issues of race and diversity in their newsrooms, Vice Media investigates Refinery29’s work environment, and The Tennessean issues an apology for a full-page ad which claimed there was an impending nuclear attack on Nashville.
Top Stories

‘New York Times’, ‘Washington Post’ promise major changes to move forward on race
David Folkenflik, Pallavi Gogoi / NPR / Jun 18, 2020


Vice Media launches probe into Refinery29’s toxic work environment
Kerry Flynn / CNN / Jun 19, 2020


Tennessean issues apology, launches investigation after printed ad controversy
Blake Summers / News 4 Nashville / Jun 21, 2020

Television News

‘The Daily Show’s Trevor Noah on getting more conservatives on his extended show, and telling jokes in an empty room
Peter White / Deadline / Jun 20, 2020


Advertisers are fleeing Tucker Carlson. Fox News viewers have stayed.
Tiffany Hsu, Michael M. Grynbaum / The New York Times / Jun 18, 2020

Online Media

Pitchfork staffers stage work stoppage in protest of Condé Nast’s ‘union-busting’
Maxwell Tani / Daily Beast / Jun 18, 2020

Press & Government

Journalists cover protests to tell the truth. These are the stories of 5 who were detained by police
USA Today / Jun 18, 2020


View: How Trump’s obsessions with media and loyalty coalesced in a battle for Voice of America
Sarah Ellison / The Washington Post / Jun 19, 2020

Technology & News

Publishers try sending news by text [Subscription required]
Ann-Marie Alcántara / The Wall Street Journal / Jun 19, 2020


Twitter flags Trump’s tweet of doctored ‘racist baby’ video
The Associated Press / Jun 19, 2020

International

‘A clear intimidation tactic.’ Press watchdog urges India to drop investigation into journalist over COVID-19 reporting
Amy Gunia / Time / Jun 19, 2020

 

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, Jeffrey Gottfried, Maya Khuzam, Elisa Shearer, Galen Stocking, Mason Walker and Kirsten Worden.

 
 
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