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The Fox News interview featuring Vice President Kamala Harris and Brett Baier sparked significant interest in the Harris Walz campaign. Find out more in this article: https://lnkd.in/exHkkgFK #journalism #publicrelations #advertisingandmarketing #contentmarketing #streamingmedia #viraladvertising #digitaladvertising

'Big Squeeze' in TV news has local and national anchors and reporters at CBS, NBC and ABC, long considered to reside in different businesses, increasingly working together....even on the same shows! #newsmedia #journalism #media #mediastrategy #cbsnews #nbcnews #abcnews #mediaindustry

The 20-somethings who changed the face of broadcasting in Britain - that you likely don't know. Each generation something monumental happens in the media to break old habits. Social Media, Multimedia, in the 60s cinema verite, and in the 1950s the birth of broadcast TV. But in the 90s with the onset of Cable, something radical happened. Can you guess? In what was Channel 4's former offices, just off Soho, thirty 20-somethings, backed by some of the most innovative journalists from the UK and US (Rosenblum) entered a 3 month training programme to disrupt the UK's media. The idea was bold, and audacious, and had never been executed to scale. Would it work? Because if it did other broadcasters e.g. BBC, ITV, CNN had no choice but to follow. If it didn't work it would be ￡50 million down the toilet. The idea was the journalists would research, produce, shoot, interview, direct and some edit their own stories. A team of editors and producers ensured the process could work. If you're rolling on the floor bellyache laughing, you're entitled to. It's so common place now. Yet in the 90s it was unheard off, both as a culture and the official word of unions. Today the equivalent would be a 20-something taking over the editor's chair of any of the broadcast news companies e.g. BBC News. It's been thirty years since that experiment, one that did change the media as we know it. That's why today one person can be tasked with doing all without criticism that shooting pictures meant you couldn't focus on interviews. Yep and and many other excuses. Thirty years on since the group assembled, a reunion is planned. Somewhat older, and perhaps wiser, what's the message for today. I incorporated a study of the group into a wider social-philosophical narrative of communications. This week I'll post some stories of the group, but here's some thought on the obvious. In that line-up you see, diversity representation is writ large. Remember this is 1994. This was Channel One and the dawn of videojournalism. See you during the week. #history #media #celebrations #video

Okay, it's nice that some CTV staffers check out my profile and post (while making sure I can't see them), but it would be even more useful if CTV actually CHANGED its embarrassing national newscast at 5:30 pm. Seriously? Genevieve Beauchemin having to do a story on the Paris Seine from Montreal and your Regina reporter twisting the flimsiest piffle about Taylor Swift concerts into the most strained regional relevance, all thanks to a Swift Current publicity effort....? What are you guys DOING? You literally had poor Sandie Rinaldo say the words, "It's a dog eat dog world" just before your commercial break (face palm). Did the intern phone that in or did you guys just decide you'll give up completely? Yes, we get it, and we all feel for you: Your greedy corporate parent has made it so that you have less money, less staff. But it's the same for your competition. You have great reporters, and this is beneath them. Instead of making them weave pitiful narrations according to your American network footage (again why should I watch your narrations on int'l news when I can go to int'l sources?), how about you TRY to make an effort to report CANADIAN NEWS and do it while not sounding like a first-year journalism students' F-grade TV script.

This was my answer to somebody's question about what you call a #journalist who's #unbiased and #impartial with their #reporting. #news #newsreporting #journalism #massmedia #communications #broadcasting #broadcastmedia #digitalmedia #socialmedia #printmedia #bias #biases #ronauerbach #ronauerbachmba Ron Auerbach, MBA

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CELEBRITY?DELIVERED COMMERCIALS In my opinion, there needs to be a code of absolute credibility when recognizable celebrities, who are actively involved in pursuing the truth and facts of different topics and causes, particularly when they are in print, radio and tv, accept to be paid to advertise a product or service. ?Celebrities need to vet what they are asked to say before they accept the paid engagement. I see many examples every day where this does not happen. The Trust Project - https://lnkd.in/ebb-PEE9 principles about integrity and transparency, honesty, accuracy and fairness need to be embraced by media celebrities. ?

https://lnkd.in/gfdqH2Kg "Two words explain the #ABC’s current predicament; namely, diversity and denial. That’s about it. Unlike the commercial media at a time of increasing competition and declining advertising revenue, the taxpayer-funded public broadcaster is guaranteed more than $1bn annually for the next five years. In this sense the #ABC has no real problems. But it is conscious of declining ratings on its radio and television platforms and it has lost so many of its one-time politically #conservative audience without replacing them with a younger generation. Which partly explains the success of subscription TV service Sky News Australia. The #ABC remains a conservative-free zone without one conservative producer, presenter or editor for any of its main news and current affairs programs. #ABC management and many #ABC staff are in denial about this. But no one has been able to name a conservative in any of these roles." #drainswamp #defundABC #activisism #bottomofbarrel

Just completed the third part of my #journalism #course. This section focused on #newsgathering and #reporting. And taught us about the different kinds of #sources. So what's a #primarysource vs a #secondarysource vs a #tertiarysource of #information? It also explained ways #reporters and #journalists can find #stories to cover and #investigate. It also talked about #evaluating the #trustworthiness of a #source's #info.Next up, part 4. #ronauerbach #ronauerbachmba Ron Auerbach, MBA #professionaldevelopment #continuingeducation #continuinged #learning #broadcastmedia #massmedia #communications #massmedia #broadcastmedia #broadcasting