The hottest Journalism Substack posts right now

And their main takeaways
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Natto Thoughts 39 implied HN points 14 Dec 23
  1. Understanding concepts and tactics associated with disinformation is crucial in countering its harmful effects.
  2. Detecting disinformation and avoiding manipulation involves learning from organizations and individuals who are actively working against it.
  3. Accessing resources such as handbooks, guides, and reports can provide valuable insights and strategies for countering and combating disinformation.
The Abbey of Misrule 171 implied HN points 23 Mar 23
  1. The post mentions two recent podcasts by the author with interesting conversations on history, religion, and Christianity.
  2. A subscriber's creative designs inspired by the author's essay on jellyfish are highlighted as a modern-day acknowledgment and symbol.
  3. The text reflects on the current shift away from disenchanted modernity towards something bigger, urging readers to be prepared to navigate change.
Journo Resources - The Opportunities 99 implied HN points 06 Jun 23
  1. Journo Resources is celebrating its seventh birthday this month, and it has come a long way since its inception.
  2. The newsletter features job opportunities in various media organizations like MoneyWeek, NewsGuard, TopGear, and CNN among others.
  3. There are multiple journalism job openings with different roles and at various pay scales available for those looking to kickstart their career.
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Seymour Hersh 71 implied HN points 25 Dec 23
  1. The post is a remembrance for a lawyer named Michael Nussbaum.
  2. The writer reflects on the importance of family and friends, especially during the holiday season.
  3. Readers can access the full post archives with a 7-day free trial.
Stories From The Rail 159 implied HN points 31 Jul 22
  1. Some individuals may misjudge inclusivity as extreme liberalism, leading to misunderstandings about practices like self-description.
  2. Proper self-description, particularly for accommodating the visually impaired, serves a functional purpose and should be seen as a form of courtesy, not alien or insipid behavior.
  3. The importance of understanding diverse perspectives and practicing empathy in discussing social norms and inclusivity, rather than projecting personal biases or assumptions.
Cosy Moments 18 implied HN points 20 Nov 24
  1. Many newspaper and magazine editors are now jobless, which some people feel is a good thing. This change reflects a shift in how we consume news and who gets to be heard.
  2. Traditional media figures often had a lot of prestige but are now seen as outdated. Their influence has drastically decreased in a world that values different kinds of voices.
  3. With the rise of personal blogs and independent writing, anyone can share their thoughts without the control of editors. This leads to a more diverse range of opinions, even if it means some lower-quality content.
Journo Resources - The Opportunities 39 implied HN points 12 Dec 23
  1. The post shares job opportunities at various organizations including openDemocracy, BBC Science Focus, and more.
  2. There was a festive Christmas party held for the Journo Resources team to celebrate and connect in person.
  3. The newsletter is a thank you to the team for their hard work and vision for a better media landscape.
Skunk Ledger 143 implied HN points 24 Apr 23
  1. The concept of the Comet King from Unsong being compared to Kanye West is explored, drawing parallels between their stories and personas.
  2. Kanye West's album 'My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy' is analyzed in relation to the Comet King's journey in Unsong, showing similarities in themes and character arcs.
  3. Symbolism and deeper meanings are uncovered in the comparison, revealing kabbalistic connections and the merging of good and evil through the characters of Unsong and Kanye West.
Disaffected Newsletter 159 implied HN points 10 Oct 22
  1. Media often responds untruthfully to protests and events, which can skew public perception. It's important to critically evaluate news coverage.
  2. Journalism has shifted towards misleading narratives rather than factual reporting. Trust in news sources has become a significant issue.
  3. Some medical institutions are reevaluating their practices regarding gender transition surgeries for minors, indicating a growing concern in the medical community.
Castalia 119 implied HN points 14 Dec 22
  1. Journalism should be about curiosity and exploring the world. It's not just about following strict rules or writing the same way as everyone else.
  2. Many news organizations focus too much on entertainment and opinions instead of real reporting. This shift takes away from the true purpose of journalism.
  3. The internet offers a chance to bring back the original spirit of journalism, where anyone can share their views and stories without being limited by old-school standards.
Journo Resources - The Opportunities 119 implied HN points 21 Feb 23
  1. Various job opportunities in journalism are available at companies like Cycling Electric, Full Fact, Stuff.tv, and BBC Sport.
  2. Applications for different roles, such as news reporter, features writer, and editorial assistant, are open with varying salaries and responsibilities.
  3. Events, training programs, and grants for aspiring journalists and freelancers are also highlighted for further opportunities.
God's Spies by Thomas Neuburger 70 implied HN points 29 Feb 24
  1. An enemy of the state is someone accused of political crimes like treason, targeted for repressing political dissent, under the guise of protecting national security.
  2. Julian Assange faces opposition for publishing leaked data and exposing U.S. military actions like the 'Collateral Murder' video, leading to a potential 175-year sentence.
  3. It's crucial to recognize the impact of such exposures on democracy, human rights, and the concept of state-sponsored violence.
Random Minds by Katherine Brodsky 112 implied HN points 26 May 23
  1. The financial model of journalism has undergone significant changes with the rise of the Internet.
  2. Monetization challenges impact the quality of journalism, often favoring sensational content over in-depth reporting.
  3. There is a need to explore alternative financial models to address journalism's current challenges.
Go Long with Tyler Dunne 19 implied HN points 11 Feb 24
  1. Super Bowl LVIII is happening tonight in Vegas with kickoff at 6:30 p.m. EST.
  2. At Go Long, there are stories and podcasts to enjoy while waiting for the game, including insights on Patrick Mahomes, dynamic tight ends, and interesting Super Bowl perspectives.
  3. Subscribers can look forward to a Gameday Chat before the Super Bowl starts, connecting with others virtually through the app.
Journo Resources - The Opportunities 79 implied HN points 16 May 23
  1. Various job opportunities in journalism and media are available at companies like ITV, BBC iPlayer, and The Evening Standard.
  2. The pace of breaking news journalism can be intense and exhausting, with continuous deadlines and quick context-switching.
  3. There are opportunities in various fields like content editing, journalism, and marketing, with different pay scales and locations.
Global Community Weekly (GloCom) 39 implied HN points 10 Mar 23
  1. Dems are criticizing 'so-called journalists' like Taibbi and Shellenberger for exposing state-sponsored thought-policing
  2. The United States is being likened to Nazi Germany, with various secret police agencies demanding total obedience
  3. Access to full post archives requires a 7-day free trial subscription to Global Community Weekly
Perfecting Equilibrium 39 implied HN points 23 Jul 23
  1. Author got blackmailed into teaching at Columbia University without a degree
  2. Teaching experience was challenging yet rewarding, contributing to student projects
  3. Emphasized the importance of practical skills over formal education in journalism field
Journo Resources - The Opportunities 99 implied HN points 14 Feb 23
  1. Various job opportunities available in journalism from companies like Channel 4, ITV, and Big Issue.
  2. Different journalism training programs and internship opportunities to consider, like those at The Daily Mail and Dazed Digital.
  3. A variety of freelance and full-time journalism roles are being advertised at different companies and publications.