Another Iraq?
“Greg Mitchell, who edited Editor & Publisher magazine during the run-up to war [in 2002], said, ‘many mainstream media outlets have repeated mistakes of 10 years ago in quickly trumpeting claims of fresh findings of the Iranian nuclear threat.’. . .”
“The Washington Post’s Walter Pincus, whose more skeptical coverage often ran in the back of the paper a decade ago, said he’s concerned that reporters ‘fall so much in love with quoting people that we don’t analyze what it is they’re saying.’”
—Michael Calderone, reporter, “Iraq War Media Failure Can Happen Again,” Huffington Post, March 19, 2013
• Editorial Comment: There are far fewer media watchdogs today than 10 years ago, and (as the new Pew report shows), far fewer of us listening anyway. Deja vu all over again?
• Yesterday’s WORD: Did you miss yesterday’s WORDs from The Pew Research Center’s annual news media report, on the loss of 31% of readers and viewers because of news staff cutbacks? Click here.
News from USU’s award-winning student news site, The Hard News Café
• Memorial celebration today for USU design professor Alan Hashimoto, by Katie Swain
• ATV News—Cache Rendezvous brings us back from Spring Break, anchored by Emily Landeen and Tmera Bradley
• Aggie student lobbyists educate Utah Legislature on USU priorities, by Dani Hayes
• Buffalo Wild Wings fly into Logan with wild and tasty grand opening, by Curtis Lundstrom
• New Utah law seeks to counter loss of college students to missions, by Katie Swain
• ATVNews’ Cache Rendezvous celebrates USU’s 125th anniversary, anchored by Tmera Bradley and Emily Landeen
• North Logan council considers how to prevent child abuse, by Jon Larson
• Aggie handball players win national singles, doubles titles, by Curtis Lundstrom
• Cleaning up Cache Valley’s air: ‘You’ve got to start somewhere,’ by Paul Christiansen
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• New Utah law seeks to counter loss of college students to missions, by Katie Swain
• ATVNews’ Cache Rendezvous celebrates USU’s 125th anniversary, anchored by Tmera Bradley and Emily Landeen
• North Logan council considers how to prevent child abuse, by Jon Larson
• Aggie handball players win national singles, doubles titles, by Curtis Lundstrom
• Cleaning up Cache Valley’s air: ‘You’ve got to start somewhere,’ by Paul Christiansen
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