US politics
fromBoston.com
4 months agoConnecticut's Chris Murphy emerges as a clear voice for Democrats countering Trump
Sen. Chris Murphy is a leading Democratic voice responding to Trump during his second term.
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US politics
fromwww.mercurynews.com
4 months agoOpinion: Democrats, do not ignore Stephen A. Smith
Stephen A. Smith's media prowess is a model Democrats should study for effective communication and messaging.
Left-wing politics
fromwww.nytimes.com
9 months agoOpinion | Pete Buttigieg on 2024 and the Crank Realignment'
Buttigieg emphasizes the necessity for the Democratic Party to rebuild trust among its constituents.
He highlights the importance of defining who will assist citizens versus those who will exploit them.
Left-wing politics
fromNew York Post
9 months agoKamala Harris' pre-election media blitz didn't make her look any better - it was just a massive flop
Kamala Harris faced significant challenges during recent media interviews, struggling to articulate her stance on key issues and showing little differentiation from Biden.
Left-wing politics
fromwww.nytimes.com
9 months agoOpinion | Pete Buttigieg on 2024 and the Crank Realignment'
Buttigieg emphasizes the necessity for the Democratic Party to rebuild trust among its constituents.
He highlights the importance of defining who will assist citizens versus those who will exploit them.
Left-wing politics
fromNew York Post
9 months agoKamala Harris' pre-election media blitz didn't make her look any better - it was just a massive flop
Kamala Harris faced significant challenges during recent media interviews, struggling to articulate her stance on key issues and showing little differentiation from Biden.
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US politics
fromThe New Yorker
2 months agoA Day in the Live-Streamed Life of Donald Trump
Trump transformed presidential operations by favoring informal, television-focused engagements over traditional formalities.
His second term emphasizes a live-streaming approach to communication, changing presidential press interactions.
Podcast
fromwww.mediaite.com
1 month agoJust F**king Talk Like a Person!' Jon Stewart Recalls Congress Member's Team Awkwardly Asking About Being Authentic' on Show
Jon Stewart emphasizes the importance of authenticity in media appearances by lawmakers, reflecting on experiences from his time on The Daily Show.
Digital life
fromWIRED
2 months agoTrump Wants to Erase Black History. These Digital Archivists Are Racing to Save It
Museums are seen as public trusts, with attacks on them symbolizing an effort to dictate cultural belonging.
Social media has become crucial for digital resistance, highlighting the importance of information access in the face of manipulation.
fromwww.mediaite.com
2 months agoF*ck You!' Nancy Mace Posts Wild Video in Which She Berated a Constituent Confronting Her for Not Holding a Town Hall
The public confrontations continue to brand Rep. Nancy Mace as a polarizing figure in South Carolina politics after her heated exchange with a constituent.
SF politics
fromNew York Post
2 months agoCuomo mayoral campaign blames aide's lazy editing - not ChatGPT - for typo-ridden housing plan: 'Bbjectively'
The typos and syntax issues were due to a mumblemouthed campaign staffer using voice dictation, with the spokesperson admitting, 'It could have been proofread better.'
NYC politics
Podcast
fromNieman Lab
4 months agoThis AI tool could give newsrooms "eyes and ears where they don't have them"
Joe Rogan's podcast has significantly influenced political communication, especially among undecided voters.
Roganbot was created to analyze and summarize Joe Rogan's extensive podcast archives.
fromThe Local France
4 months agoFrench Expression of the Day: Proche du peuple
Il a un discours politique proche du peuple. Il ne cherche pas à être trop complexe ou intelligent. - His political messaging is in touch with everyday people. He doesn't try to be too complex or intelligent.
France politics
fromCornell Chronicle
6 months agoWe mimic each other, like it or not | Cornell Chronicle
Inbal Ravreby, the study's first author, noted that "People mimicked each other no matter what facial expression we tested, no matter if they agreed or disagreed, or if they were Republicans or Democrats." This highlights the intriguing universality of mimicry across political divides.
Higher education
Miscellaneous
fromTheregister
7 months agoChina launches AI that writes politically correct documents
Baidu and Xuexi create a tool for Beijing bureaucrats to produce ideologically compliant documents.
Apple invests in Indonesia to meet local production requirements for iPhone sales.
South Korean opposition leaders question authenticity of governmental media in the age of misinformation.
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