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Journalism & Media
November 19, 2019

Daily Briefing of Media News share on Twitter
In Today's news:   The Hill will review reporting by John Solomon that has been cited in the impeachment inquiry, a look at the state of Spanish-language news media in the U.S. after another outlet closure, and conflict emerges over the moderator selection for the December Democratic primary debate.
Top Stories

The Hill vows to review Solomon’s Ukraine pieces
Michael Calderone / Politico / Nov 18, 2019


The state of Spanish-language media in U.S.
Michel Martin / NPR / Nov 17, 2019


Politico, DNC at odds over Democratic debate moderator
Dylan Byers / NBC News / Nov 18, 2019

Press & Government

Fox’s Neil Cavuto rips into Trump over attacks on Chris Wallace’s impeachment coverage
Justin Wise / The Hill / Nov 18, 2019


NBC News, ‘Meet the Press’ launch 2020 project focusing on key counties
Ted Johnson / Deadline / Nov 18, 2019

Media Ethics

How can large-scale investigations work without driving journalists to the point of burnout?
Daniel Green / journalism.co.uk / Nov 19, 2019


Why a TV station recruited climate skeptics to go on a fact-finding road trip
Al Tompkins / Poynter / Nov 18, 2019


View: How local ‘fake news’ websites spread ‘conservative propaganda’ in the US
Adam Gabbatt / The Guardian / Nov 19, 2019

Media Business

Paywalls can be a big lift for smaller publishers. Here’s how the Shawnee Mission Post is thriving two years in
Christine Schmidt / Nieman Journalism Lab / Nov 18, 2019

International

The rise and fall of an Australian media mogul in Southeast Asia
Joshua Carroll / Columbia Journalism Review / Nov 18, 2019


Italian journalist Mario De Michele survives shooting attempt
Committee to Protect Journalists / Nov 18, 2019


How the push notification came to rival the six o’clock news
Jasper Jackson / New Statesman / Nov 18, 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, Jeffrey Gottfried, Elizabeth Grieco, Maya Khuzam, Elisa Shearer, Galen Stocking, Mason Walker and Kirsten Worden.

 
 
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