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Journalism on (Thin) Ice

Podcasts Apr 23, 2019 Elmira Bayrasli and Jay Rosen

The days of waiting for the 7pm news or the morning paper are long gone. But, so too, is perspective and trust. Jay Rosen joins our podcast to discuss the future of journalism.

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Elmira Bayrasli

Writing for PS since 2016
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Elmira Bayrasli is the co-founder and CEO of Foreign Policy Interrupted and the author of From The Other Side of The World: Extraordinary Entrepreneurs, Unlikely Places.

Jay Rosen

Jay Rosen is a professor at the Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute at New York University. He is the author of What Are Journalists For?, and ambassador for The Correspondent, a new online outlet that relies on contributions from the public, not advertising.

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Peter Schaeffer Apr 29, 2019

The Mueller report and the collapse of the Russiagate hoax were the end of 'journalism' in the US. No sensible person would believe a 'journalist' at this point. Nor would they have any reason to.
- Elmira Bayrasli Apr 30, 2019
  
  Thanks for your thoughts Peter. I do think that there are news outlets and publications that work hard to report facts. I can appreciate, however, your frustration with the media.
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