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Michael Tracey: Hero for a Crazy Time
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If you’re not following Michael Tracey’s Substack, now would be a good time to subscribe, because no journalist is having more fun than he is nowadays. What has th...
‘The Future of Journalism’ Is Here!
Having been a journalist for 40 years, I know what a big story looks like. Maybe Victoria Leandra should consider how she missed a story as big as this one. The old formula of “5W’s and an H” (who, what, when, where, why and how) could have...
Miley Cyrus: Discounts on ‘Damaged Goods’
Does she have any regrets? Has she learned any lessons?
Rules exist for a reason and, as G.K. Chesterton famously explained, we ought not to discard old rules merely because we don’t understand the reason for them. Upon seeing Miley Cyrus...
The Politics of Unquestioned Assumptions
Amanda Litman is a Democratic Party operative who worked on President Obama’s 2012 reelection campaign and directed email fundraising for Hillary Clinton’s failed 2016 presidential campaign. After that debacle, Litman launched Run for Somet...
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