Tag: journalism
No, the Dinosaur Journos Have NOT "Dropped Objectivity"
Objectivity in journalism is not only a pipe dream but a psyop, designed to mislead you about what media really is and how it really functions. Intrigued? Let's dig in. . . .
Interview 842 – New World Next Week with James Evan Pilato
This week on the New World Next Week: "Mr. Cognitive Infiltration" publishes a new book on those crazy conspiracy theorists; Quakebot breaks the LA quake story; and industry lobbyist/scientists pimp GMO garbage.
Interview 799 - Questioning the Snowden Story with Kevin Ryan
Today we are joined once again by Kevin Ryan of DigWithin.net to discuss his new article, "The Risks of Trusting the Snowden Story." We talk about the questions we should all be asking about the Snowden affair and the way it is being reported, and Ryan outlines the reasons that the documents should be released in their entirety.
Interview 793 - John Young Breaks Down the Snowden/NSA Saga
John Young of Cryptome.org joins us to discuss the Snowden/NSA affair, and how it is being reported by Glenn Greenwald and others with access to the documents. We discuss the way in which the documents are being released, Greenwald's new journalist venture with billionaire Pierre Omidyar and major book publishing deal, Sibel Edmonds' recent series of articles on these connections, and the layers of smoke and mirrors in this ongoing game of cloak and dagger.
Interview 791 - Jimenez/Secker/Corbett Roundtable on Greenwald, Amazon, Gamers
On this edition of Traces of Reality Radio: Tom Secker, James Corbett, and Guillermo Jimenez connect for the first of a (potential) series of “roundtable” discussions and future (yet to be named) supercast. In this edition we cover a wide variety of topics, ranging from the Sibel Edmonds article(s) challenging Glenn Greenwald, Greenwald’s response, Journalist vs. Source, Amazon drones, Anonymous, the video game industry, and a whole lot more.
Episode 288 - Open Source Journalism
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James Corbett presents "From Gutenberg to YouTube: the open sourcing of journalism." This lecture was delivered at the fOSSa 2013 conference in Lille, France on November 21, 2013. |
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