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Really, we’re not making this stuff up.
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IPR476: Annenberg, that’s just way too personal.
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In this week’s Inside PR podcast episode: The NY Times deletes its public editor. Facebook makes a concession to publishers. AVEs be gone. The GIF turns 30. Walt Mossberg retires. Terry Fallis rides again. And USC Annenberg Survey gets too personal.
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Inside PR 472: When good media go to the wrong place
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The NY Times is on Snapchat Discover. You’re probably not on Mastodon. But is that really important? Consolidation on the Internet. Facebook and augmented reality. Let’s go Inside PR. It’s just Martin Waxman and Joe Thornley this week. But we cover a lot of ground.
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Inside PR 464: Can the news media still stand up to power?
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Does the news media still have the institutional strength to counterbalance a spinning White House?
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Inside PR 454: Stalker? Romantic?
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Gini Dietrich, Martin Waxman and Joseph Thornley discuss the New York Times as a content creator for Facebook, changes at Buzzfeed, WhatsApp data sharing and Wired’s take on new norms on social media.
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Inside PR 451: Perceived vs. real bias in news media
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Twitter opens verification to everyone. Yahoo closes an era. Anthony Ponce is a backseat rider. And the New York Times Public Editor shines a spotlight on the importance of perceived bias.
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