Another great @TheAtlantic piece today, by @jayasax
"Most of us don’t naturally fall into friend pairs. Seeking them out, then, can lead to hurt—if we choose one friend over another, if the best-friend designation isn’t reciprocated, or if we don’t have a closest friend but feel that we should"
Apparently there are people out there who think it's inappropriate to use Mastodon to talk about books you've written or promote projects you've worked on because it's marketing and self-promotion?
I am not one of those people. I implore you to write about the work you have done and the things you have made - I want to hear about that stuff!
Been five days since Twitter suspended a bunch of journalists, including me, for tweeting out factual reporting. And we're still suspended.
CNN's @donieosullivan, NYT's Ryan Mac and I can't access Twitter until we delete specific tweets that they said included "private information" but were actually just reporting.
Journalists Linette Lopez and Susan Li, who also covered Musk, are still suspended. No explanation given.
As you end one semester and start thinking forward to the next, consider plugging our podcast into your next syllabus! #JournalismHistoryMatters
https://journalismhistorypodcast.podbean.com/e/episode-505-why-does-journalism-history-matter/
To celebrate our first 50 episodes, we reflect with prior guests on the central mission of our show: Why does journalism history matter?
Rebecca Bodenheimer
Simon Willison
Drew Harwell
Taylor Lorenz
Tucker Teague