Reporters helped Twitter develop products and shared intelligence on a major competitor, according to newly released internal Twitter files. Reporters from NBC, Fox News, the New York Times, and Reason, including NBC’s Ben Collins, helped Twitter develop its Birdwatch “fact-checking” tool, according to one of the files. Collins and a slew of other reporters later…
Reporters Pushed Twitter to Change System, Shared ‘Intel’ on Competitor: Twitter Files
Top NBC Executive Ousted Over ‘Inappropriate Relationship’ With Staffer
NBCUniversal CEO Jeff Shell has left his post at the company after an investigation prompted by a misconduct complaint found that he had engaged in an inappropriate relationship with a female co-worker. Shell’s ouster is effective immediately, according to a Sunday statement by Comcast, which acquired NBCUniversal about a decade ago. “The Company and Jeff…
Corporate Media Ignores Twitter Files, Then Defends FBI
January 17, 2023
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Holding a mirror up to the media is an important part of democracy, and in this episode, I hold that mirror up regarding the media’s absence in covering the Twitter Files, and then their eventual rush to defend the government–Big Tech collusion. It is truly incredulous that the vast majority of the corporate media has…
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NBC Published 11 Articles With Plagiarized Content
NBC News published nearly a dozen articles with plagiarized material, the company announced on May 2. NBC said a review uncovered 11 articles written over the last year by a reporter “that did not meet our standards for original material.” “The articles contained passages from other news organizations that were used without attribution,” the company…
NBC Hosts Hillary Clinton, Doesn’t Ask About Payment of Fine for Steele Dossier
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