Tag: journalism

Noelle Nikpour Bio, Life, Career, Net Worth 2024

Noelle Nikpour is a famous American Republican strategist, author, and columnist. She participated in the general election for the representation of the 18th Congressional District of Florida. Noelle competed as a Republican candidate. She lost in this race from Brian Mast who won that year. The same year also participated Carl Domino, Mark Freeman, Rick […]

A Solution for Businesses and Individuals Facing Evolving Journalism

A recent article post on Vice.com titled “Silicon Valley Elite Discuss Journalists Having Too Much Power in Private App” has been making the rounds the last few days that discusses the evolution of journalism. It is certainly nothing new that business owners, athletes, celebrities, and more have frustrations in regards to some journalism out there, […]

14 Useful Online Tools Every Journalist Needs – 2024 Guide

Journalism is a responsible profession, because the whole media world depends on those people who research, make interviews, and publish their stories in newspapers and websites. They work hard to keep us informed of everything that is happening in the world. But, sometimes it’s difficult for journalists to stay organized with all the information they […]

8 Reasons More Women Don’t Write About Sex

Like many daydreamers, I often think about time periods other than the one I’m currently living in that I would most likely enjoy. I usually settle on the roaring ’20s (it’s easy to get caught up in how cute everyone would look with flapper dresses and bobbed hair). Then I remember, of course, what the […]

Making A Murderer, “Biased” Journalism & Necessary Outrage

Over the last 15 months, true crime has seen a surge in popularity and attention amongst a widening audience thanks to the Serial podcast, Netflix’s 10-part docuseries Making A Murderer, and, to a lesser degree, HBO’s The Jinx, which have sought to elevate the genre from cheesy reenactment-filled fluff to high-brow non-fiction storytelling. All briefly […]

On Wendy Bell And Why So Many Racists Don’t Think They’re Racist

Wendy Bell, an anchorwoman at Pittsburgh’s WTAE-TV, was fired this week after posting a missive to Facebook described by various media outfits as: racist, “racist,” racially tinged, racially insensitive and racially charged. It’s easy to see where the outlets that frame these comments as “racist” (in scare quotes) stand. They see those comments as not […]

The Top 10 Clueless Moments From Bustle’s Bryan Goldberg In His New Yorker Profile

If you were on summer vacation when Bustle.com launched this summer, allow me to catch you up on the startup community’s version of a shitshow: in a piece on the tech blog PandoDaily, the founder of Bleacher Report, Bryan Goldberg, announced he had created a website for women. Bustle.com is not just not just any […]

Racist, Sexist Daily Mail Writer Liz Jones Says Rihanna “Invites Rape” In Her Scandalous Outfits

Granted, the UK’s Daily Mail (aka the Daily Fail) is not the place you go to read nuanced, tasteful analysis, but writing that Rihanna “surely invites rape [and] disrespect” by wearing provocative clothes is a new low. Writer Liz Jones also said it’s “fair” to “berate female stars” more than young male ones because “young women are far more […]