November 25, 2014

Obama, Prosecutor Comment on Ferguson Media Coverage

This story, plus David Carr on how the media has handled the Bill Cosby story, news pages’ slow loading times hindering advertising, and immigration changes catching the public’s interest, all in today’s headlines.

Top Stories

Nov 25, 2014

Media Part of Ferguson Story

B&C Staff / Broadcasting & Cable

Nov 24, 2014

View: Calling Out Bill Cosby’s Media Enablers, Including Myself

David Carr / The New York Times

Nov 24, 2014

News Sites Top List of Slowest-Loading Web Pages

Michelle Castillo / Adweek

Nov 24, 2014

Immigration Changes Draw Broad Public Interest

Meredith Dost / Pew Research Center

Citizen Content

Nov 25, 2014

Ferguson Livestreamer Has His Phone Stolen While Broadcasting Protests

Rob Price / Daily Dot

Social Media

Nov 23, 2014

View: Facebook ‘Newspaper’ Spells Trouble for Media

Rob Lever / Phys.org

Nov 24, 2014

Silicon Valley’s Power Over The Free Press: Why It Matters

Elise Hu / NPR

News Magazines

Nov 24, 2014

Deception? Price Gouging? Subscription Scam? Top Magazine Titles Won’t Say a Thing

Rick Edmonds / Poynter

Technology & News

Nov 25, 2014

Why Google is Taking Another Shot at Helping Readers Pay for News

Justin Ellis / Nieman Journalism Lab

Nov 24, 2014

How a Virus Demanding a Bitcoin Ransom Almost Destroyed a Public Radio Station’s Archives

Joseph Lichterman / Nieman Journalism Lab

Press & Government

Nov 25, 2014

View: Eric Holder’s Lasting Damage to Press Freedom

Kelly J O'Brien / Columbia Journalism Review

Nov 24, 2014

View: Press Subpoenas Are a Bigger Problem Than You’d Think

Bruce Brown / Columbia Journalism Review

International

Nov 24, 2014

The ABC Just Became “A Sick Version Of The Hunger Games”

Mark Di Stefano / BuzzFeed