Facebook Says Mark Zuckerberg Doesn’t Hate Journalists After All

Posted Tuesday, August 14, 2018 8:08 am

Mathew Ingram | CJR

If you're a journalist, chances are you’ve either read or been forwarded links to a story in The Australian, a newspaper based in Sydney that contains some explosive commentary from Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg behind its paywall (the Daily Beast has a summary of it).

Comments

No comments on this item Please log in to comment by clicking here

Scroll the Latest Job Opportunities From The Media Job Board

E&P Exclusive Reporting

Channeling Charlie Hustle: The Pete Rose approach to sales success

Pete Rose wasn’t born with exceptional talents. He was not fast. He wasn’t graceful like DiMaggio or Ken Griffy. He didn’t have a strong arm like Roberto Clemente (or Al Kaline). What he did have was a consistent effort to give his all and get the maximum out of the abilities he possessed. That is the key to being an All-Star Seller — consistency of effort. A thirst to win! You have to hustle!

Offball.news: Where fashion and celebrity status share the court with sports

A new website with a quirky name is tapping into the inertia of sidebar sports content. Launched Sept. 8, Offball.news curates crossover sports and pop culture content. The site acts as a destination for content where fashion and celebrity status share the court with sports.

Latest Legacy Magazine

#NewsPeople on the move

Hearst promotes Darrel Lieze-Adams to president/GM in Fort Myers-Naples, Fla.

Hearst Television said it has elevated Darrel Lieze-Adams to president and general manager of its stations in Fort Myers-Naples, Florida, WBBH-TV and WZVN-TV.

ProPublica hires three veteran journalists to join DC bureau

ProPublica has hired three talented reporters to join its expanding Washington newsroom. These journalists have years of experience covering complicated issues and secretive agencies. They’ve reported on political extremism, foreign policy, cyber and national security, and Big Tech’s growing influence in our government and lives.

See more NewsPeople

Latest E&P Partner News

Legacy.com and iPublish now powering all Wick Communications obituary services

Legacy.com and iPublish Media are now providing fully-managed obituary services across all Wick Communications publications. Each of Wick’s 20 local newspapers are utilizing iPublish’s self-serve intake, with all customer and funeral home support provided by a white-glove, Legacy-managed team.

The Washington Informer’s digital evolution: How AI-powered tools from Nota transformed community journalism

The Washington Informer, sought to expand its online presence while retaining its commitment to impactful, community-focused journalism. Adopting Nota’s AI-powered empowered them to meet the demands of a modern media landscape, making their unique content more accessible and engaging. This digital evolution enables The Informer to stay relevant and impactful, reinforcing its legacy in the community while embracing new technologies that drive efficiency, growth, and deeper audience connections.

The Houston Defender’s AI transformation: Cost-effective solutions for quality journalism

Discover how the Houston Defender, one of the nation’s most respected African American newspapers, transformed its newsroom’s efficiency and impact with the power of AI. In this exclusive Webinar, learn how NOTA’s assistive tools helped the Defender streamline content creation, enhance audience engagement, and stay true to its mission of delivering quality, community-focused journalism. Don’t miss this opportunity to see firsthand how innovative technology can empower your team to produce impactful stories while optimizing resources.

Facebook Says Mark Zuckerberg Doesn’t Hate Journalists After All

Comments

Behind the scenes with Our Thanksgiving Day Parade reporter

Australian Parliament bans social media for under-16s with world-first law

Judge dismisses defamation suit against Fox News brought by Jan. 6 figure

America’s great unifying event: The Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade

Channeling Charlie Hustle: The Pete Rose approach to sales success

Offball.news: Where fashion and celebrity status share the court with sports

Testing the resilience of freedom of speech and a free press in the second Trump administration

Hindsight and adaptation: How local media is rethinking digital advertising