The Tokyo Olympics, Naomi Osaka, and the death of sports access
The Kicker4 Kesä 2021

The Tokyo Olympics, Naomi Osaka, and the death of sports access

With over ten thousand athletes from more than two hundred countries, the Olympics are typically a sports writer’s dream. But with Covid protocols in Tokyo this summer, and heightened awareness that players no longer need the press to connect with their fans, is spontaneous sports access also obsolete?On this week’s Kicker, Andrew Keh, a sports reporter for the New York Times, and Kyle Pope, editor and publisher of CJR, the shift of power from press to athletes.

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What we're thankful for in journalism this Thanksgiving

What we're thankful for in journalism this Thanksgiving

David Uberti is joined by CJR's Nausicaa Renner and Pete Vernon to discuss internet trolls, CJR's massive new oral history of campaign coverage, and what we're thankful for in journalism this Thanksgiving.

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Fake news and Trump's trashing of political norms

Fake news and Trump's trashing of political norms

CJR's Kyle Pope, David Uberti, and Nausicaa Renner discuss what publications' post-election subscription surge means for journalism, Donald Trump's unwillingness to establish a protective press pool, and Facebook's inability to police fake news.

18 Marras 201627min

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