A bunch of out of touch weirdos.God, what they actually did with the endorsement was so fucking funny. š Might as well have not endorsed anyone at all rather than making Klobuchar and Warren split it. Didn't even have the guts to endorse a singular candidate.
https://www.nytco.com/press/a-statement-from-the-new-york-times-on-presidential-news-coverage/
Zero denials from these fucking idiots loool
With all the "FAILING NEW YORK TIMES" slander by Trump, you'd think they'd be holding a grudge about that if anything.
What a pathetic statement for one of the major news organizations on the planethttps://www.nytco.com/press/a-statement-from-the-new-york-times-on-presidential-news-coverage/
Zero denials from these fucking idiots loool
Seriously. It's insane someone thought this cleared the air. If anything it made it worse.
Garbagehttps://www.nytco.com/press/a-statement-from-the-new-york-times-on-presidential-news-coverage/
Zero denials from these fucking idiots loool
I may have to actually go a bit harder on my earlier criticism, this shit is wild:I found the Reddit AMA 2 of their reporters did a few months ago and their responses are wild.
Elplywood1 Why do you guys consistently frame things as bad for Biden but never bad for Trump?2 Why do you guys talk about Biden's age as a liability but never Trump's?3 Why do you never write anything that celebrates the strong economy?4 Why don't journalists ever take photos before and during Trump rallies to prove the crowd is never as big as he says it is?5 Why do you never push back when you know Trump's answer is a lie/misinformed?6 Why do journalists continue to fail to ask well-thought out, undodgeable questions? When an answer is insufficient, why don't other journalists ask the same question?EDIT: With over a hundred upvotes, clearly people want these questions answered.NYTimes1 Why do you guys consistently frame things as bad for Biden but never bad for Trump? I think what you're reacting to is that, at the moment, Biden is an unpopular president seeking a second term while Trump is a popular figure inside his party who is winning primary races. RoadsideBanditHalf of the country hates Trump and the other half hates Biden. Yet you continue to portray Trump differently and more favorably then Biden as the comment above shows. "Biden is an unpopular president", "Trump is a popular figure". To a large percent of the people Trump is an unpopular ex-president seeking a second term. Yet you don't say this.NYTimesAww, RoadsideBandit. That's not very fair. I said Trump is a popular figure inside his party.āMike
I may have to actually go a bit harder on my earlier criticism, this shit is wild:
I find it funny how disaffected voters are meant to eat shit and vote for Biden to save democracy but the NYT gets a free pass to literally do their best to ensure he loses.
I haven't been subscribed to the NYT for almost 10 years what do you want me to do?I find it funny how disaffected voters are meant to eat shit and vote for Biden to save democracy but the NYT gets a free pass to literally do their best to ensure he loses.
I may have to actually go a bit harder on my earlier criticism, this shit is wild:
Yeah but positive Biden reports don't bring the same number of clicksBy this same token Biden isā¦also a popular figure inside his party. He's consistently held a higher percentage of his party's support than Trump has in the primaries held thus far.
Or the same vindictive pleasureYeah but positive Biden reports don't bring the same number of clicks
lolITT: just a shocking amount of people who think Jorah Mormont runs the NYT
Hey, while we're tag teaming NYT, can we please pass a law forbidding actual political news from being paywalled?
Oh yeah, there's a big ego thing going on. "But we're the Times."NYT is only good these days when they do their hyper in-depth analyses of certain events like the Beirut Explosion.
But their Op-Eds, domestic political coverage, and police coverage has really gone down the shitter. Before today I thought it was just due to capital interests, but now I know it's capital interests but also editorial ego so large that it has its own gravity to pull their heads up their own asses.
I just think the paywalling of critical information is fundamentally wrong and no explanation for why they do it is justifiable. It's not my problem, but people being misinformed about every critical issue due to lack of access to good reporting is everyone's problem. I'm not going to propose a solution to this problem, because frankly, I'm not informed enough about the business to say what the solution is, but I think SOMETHING needs to change here. Make your money elsewhere, guys.I was just lamenting this yesterday regarding the campus protests, anyone looking for neutral reporting was looking at paywalls, anyone looking for comfirmation of what they already throught would have zero difficulty finding it.
I don't want to rob the NYT of its business model but I don't think you can go tut-tutting like they did in that statement today and not be more careful about when you paywall and when you don't.
Well Iain Glen played Bruce Wayne in Titans. Funny seeing people insult the picture because a poster made an unexplained reference to Downton Abby.
This all happened for years before October 7th
I mean the problem is if you don't paywall you need to run ads, which everyone hates and lots of people block and need to be large and annoying to stand a chance of generating the returns advertisers are listening to or you need a bunch of rich patrons who will just fund media for ideological reasons, neither of which are options you want most news outlets going on. The reason all of the misinformation and low effort right wing garbage isn't behind a paywall is because it costs almost nothing to make compared to real reporting and a lot of times it has some right-winger who owns a multi billion dollar company making coffee cup holders for hunting rifles paying for it.I just think the paywalling of critical information is fundamentally wrong and no explanation for why they do it is justifiable. It's not my problem, but people being misinformed about every critical issue due to lack of access to good reporting is everyone's problem. I'm not going to propose a solution to this problem, because frankly, I'm not informed enough about the business to say what the solution is, but I think SOMETHING needs to change here. Make your money elsewhere, guys.
Howard is a big supporter of Biden and very vocal of how dangerous Trunp and MAGA are. This is a big get. He's interviewed Hillary and Bernie in the past.
President Biden on Friday joined radio host Howard Stern for a live interview, sitting down with the broadcaster at his New York City studio.
The interview caught many by surprise, as it was not listed on Biden's public schedule. He spent Thursday night in New York City after attending a fundraiser hosted by actor Michael Douglas in Westchester County.
Stern asked Biden questions centered on his life, including meeting his first wife, playing football and stories about his stutter growing up. He also spoke of his time in law school, in which he called himself a "jerk" for not taking the schooling seriously, including ditching textbooks.
Biden is also recounting the loss of his first wife as well as meeting first lady Jill Biden. Stern has repeatedly praised Biden's family, calling them "amazing," when speaking about how Biden's family members stepped in following his first wife's death.
Stern reportedly sought an interview with Biden during the 2020 campaign, but it never came together. Former Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton sat down with Stern in 2019 for an interview.
Stern had in the past been friendly with former President Trump but has since become an outspoken critic of the former president.
The shock jock gained popularity through his nationally syndicated radio show, which moved to SiriusXM in 2006. Biden aides quickly promoted the interview on Friday morning, and the president's team has stressed that they will seek to meet voters where they are through nontraditional avenues.
I pretty much think something like your last page is ultimately what could work.I mean the problem is if you don't paywall you need to run ads, which everyone hates and lots of people block and need to be large and annoying to stand a chance of generating the returns advertisers are listening to or you need a bunch of rich patrons who will just fund media for ideological reasons, neither of which are options you want most news outlets going on. The reason all of the misinformation and low effort right wing garbage isn't behind a paywall is because it costs almost nothing to make compared to real reporting and a lot of times it has some right-winger who owns a multi billion dollar company making coffee cup holders for hunting rifles paying for it.
Its really hard to figure out how to fund news right now; there have been some really good cases made that the government should be operating some sort of fund that's carefully isolated from partisan influence to encourage a wider variety of news outlets, but that's not something individual papers can account for. The actual news, in the actual newspaper, used to always be behind a paywall: a physical subscription, or a purchase price at your local convenience store. And it always used to have tons of ads, papers were primarily funded by selling ad space. The issue isn't that news hasn't figured out how to be free, the issue is that its placed right next to and competing against garbage that isn't real news coverage.
You can carve out exceptions for really critically important stuff like COVID safety, and a lot of outlets did for at least a couple of years. I think there's an argument that political coverage should be the same, but since political coverage drives a lot of clicks you're also then cutting out a significant revenue stream that you almost certainly do actually need.