Morning Ed: Media {2018.06.25.M}

[Me1] James Warren looks at the media’s current dilemma: Too much data not enough information. This is where it would be helpful to have actual explainers people could rely on. Extremely hard to do in the Era of Trump.

[Me2] Becket Adams takes aim at NowThis, a new disreputable news outlet on the left.

[Me3] I actually am sort of surprised that Vice wasn’t purchased at some point, but I can see why conglomerates might want to steer clear even as they morph into indistinguishability from other leftward outlets.

[Me4] Jamie Dupree lost his ability to talk, sort of, but may nonetheless have a continued career in radio.

[Me5] Everyday folks may understand the newsmedia better than journalists think.

[Me6] As with mass shooting, the media needs to be careful about how it covers suicide. {More}

[Me7] The Fake News campaign heads to Mexico as their election approaches.

[Me8] Does it matter if the iconic photo of the family separation story doesn’t actually apply? My view is that it doesn’t undermine the story as a whole, but it shouldn’t be used to depict the story anymore.

[Me9] Sarah Ellison looks into the history between Donald Trump and the National Enquirer.

[Me0]

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— Neoliberal (@ne0liberal) June 11, 2018