We’ve seen this happen at other major papers. Earlier this year the LA Times had layoffs that impacted about 20 percent of the staff. The union held a walkout over the cuts which accomplished absolutely nothing. Basically they were demanding that the billionaire owner keep writing checks of up to a million dollars per month […]
What happens when a company’s brand is Orange Man Bad at a time when voters are deciding maybe Orange Man wasn’t so bad after all? If you’re the Washington Post, it means losing half of your readership in just four years — and a whopping $77 million just last year. […]
The answer to that is yes … in Israel, anyway. In a war started by Hamas with a grotesque massacre and pillaging of southern Israel, the New York Times has spent more time criticizing the victim rather than the perp. We know that thanks to an analysis conducted by Lilac Sigan for the Jerusalem Post, […]
The Washington Post and TikTok are under fire over apparent attempts to discredit stories women have been sharing about the negative effects of hormonal birth control on their physical and mental health. The Post reported Thursday that “women are getting off birth control amid [a] misinformation explosion,” referring to the onslaught of viral videos of […]
Special Counsel Robert Hur is expected to testify before congress tomorrow, the first time he will have spoken publicly since the release of his report. In anticipation of that moment, the Washington Post published a lengthy story about tensions between the White House and the Justice Department. The gist of the article is simple. The […]
God help me – sometimes the Devil just waves that low-hanging fruit and I can’t stop myself. I grab. This was one of those times. I know I shouldn’t sully my hard-won reputation with a fluffery piece of this magnitude, but dang it. Somebody had to (I’m not really a martyr – I only play […]
I’m not generally someone who is interested in making New Year’s resolutions, aside from one dating back quite a few years ago to drink a lot more water and far less coffee. (I’ve stuck to that one religiously with no regrets.) But at the Washington Post, Catherine Rampell penned some resolutions for journalists for 2024 […]
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