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Combat war reporter Bill O’Reilly, Fox News, & Lies: How they abuse women & journalism

April 20, 2017 by wpfixit

More from the Bill O’Reilly diaries of doing things he never did, seeing things he never did, in places he never was, and claiming he is something he isn’t, when he is not claiming he never did the things he did do, continued… By Nate Thayer April 21, 2017   This Bill O’Reilly soap opera, like […]

Filed Under: Big Media, Bill O'Reilly, Journalism, Journalistic Ethics, Media, Media Ethics, Propoganda Tagged With: Bill O'Rielly, Fox News, Kennedy assassination, Media Ethics, Nate Thayer

Why not to bloviate when you aren’t a war hero: How O’Reilly doesn’t factor

February 20, 2015 by wpfixit

Under Fire: A comparative study of the not-war-hero, me, and my anti-doppelgänger Bill O’Reilly: How to actually get shot at and not be an idiot By Nate Thayer February 20, 2014 O’Reilly interviews a Boston Globe photographer who was at the finish line when the Boston Marathon bombs were detonated (well sort of because he doesn’t let […]

Filed Under: Bill O'Reilly, Journalism, Journalistic Ethics, Media Ethics, Nate Thayer, War correspondent Tagged With: Bill O'Rielly, Journalism ethics, Media Ethics, Nate Thayer, War Correspondent

North Korea launches global effort to stop Sony movie: Shopkeepers arrested, film banned

January 29, 2015 by wpfixit

Shopkeepers arrested, film banned as North Korea launches a global effort to stop Sony movie at center of cyber attack  Governments feel pressure on Interview This story appeared today in Asia Times online. You can read full story at: http://www.atimes.com/atimes/Southeast_Asia/SEA-01-290115.html By Bertil Lintner in Chiang Mai, Thailand, and Nate Thayer in Washington   January 29, 2015 […]

Filed Under: Burma, Cambodia, Cambodia censorship, Media, Media Ethics, Nate Thayer, North Korea, North Korea "The Interview", North Korea Sony, U.S. North Korea Tagged With: North Korea "The Interview", North Korea Sony, North Korea Sony cyber attack

Should the Associated Press be registered foreign agents of North Korea?

January 5, 2015 by wpfixit

Lawyer Joshua Stanton: Do U.S. laws require AP register as North Korean foreign agents?  By Nate Thayer December 5, 2015 From the blog of North Korean watcher and former U.S. military JAG officer, lawyer Josh Stanton: http://freekorea.us/2015/01/05/the-ap-should-release-its-mou-or-register-as-a-n-korean-propagandist/ see Mr. Stanton’s work where he has walked point on the AP coverage of North Korea since the […]

Filed Under: AP North Korea, Associated Press North Korea, Media Ethics, Nate Thayer, North Korea AP Tagged With: AP North Korea, Media Ethics, Nate Thayer, North Korea Media, North Korean propaganda, One Free Korea

Peeking into backrooms of big media defending bad reporting: AP & Washington Examiner

December 31, 2014 by wpfixit

Elite Media defend PR shilling for one another  By Nate Thayer December 31, 2014 Yesterday, I was forwarded an email sent to my editor from the Washington Examiner newspaper requesting comment on a story we wrote on December 24 called “The Associated Press in North Korea: A Potemkin News Bureau?” The problem was the Examiner had […]

Filed Under: AP North Korea, Associated Press, Big Media, Media, Media Ethics, Nate Thayer, NKNews.org, Washington Examiner Tagged With: AP North Korea, AP Propaganda, Associated Press, Media Ethics, Nate Thayer, Washington Examiner

The AP in North Korea: A Potemkin news bureau? Secret AP deal gives Pyongyang control over news

December 24, 2014 by wpfixit

By Nate Thayer NK News December 24, 2014 According to 14 current and former AP reporters involved in news produced out of the North Korean bureau, as well as the detailed draft agreement signed by AP top management with North Korea, the Pyongyang bureau is the only one in the world where the AP allows: […]

Filed Under: Associated Press, Journalistic Ethics, Media Ethics, Nate Thayer, North Korea Associated Press, North Korean Propaganda Tagged With: AP, AP North Korea, AP Propaganda, Journalism ethics, Nate Thayer, North Korea Media, North Korean propaganda

Syracuse University bans Pulitzer winner over Ebola fears

October 17, 2014 by wpfixit

Washington Post photographer Michel du Cille covered Ebola crisis in Liberia in September, has completed 21 day self quarantine, shown no symptoms, and accompanied head of CDC yesterday to Congressional  hearings  Syracuse University S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications disinvites respected journalist from journalism conference Nate thayer October 17, 2014 Three-time Pulitzer Prize-winning Washington Post […]

Filed Under: ebola, Journalism, Journalistic Ethics, Media Ethics, Nate Thayer Tagged With: ebola, Liberia, Media Ethics, Michel du Cille, Nate Thayer

The Case of the Missing Dictator: North Korea flummoxes journalists; world spy agencies

October 14, 2014 by wpfixit

Why did nobody know where Kim Jong Un was last week? When it comes to spy vs spy, North Korea often wins. By Nate Thayer October 14, 2014 The top world story of the boy dictator missing from public view for 40 days captured world headlines. North Korean supremo Kim Jong Un was dead; he […]

Filed Under: Kim Jong-un, Media Ethics, Nate Thayer, North Korea, North Korea Media, North Korean Government Control Tagged With: CIA North Korea, Kim Jong-un, Nate Thayer, north korea intelligence, North Korea Media

AP reports N. Korea “Ice Bucket Challenge”: silent on repression of disabled

September 1, 2014 by wpfixit

AP reports “Ice Bucket Challenge” in North Korea; doesn’t on NK repression of disabled people Viral water dunking campaign for charity staged in Pyongyang by American rappers By Nate Thayer Sept 1, 2014 The Associated Press should be ashamed of themselves for being a willing collaborator in disseminating the state propaganda of North Korea, the world’s […]

Filed Under: Associated Press, Free Speech, Human Rights, Journalistic Ethics, Media, Media Ethics, Nate Thayer, North Korea Media, North Korea racism, North Korean Propaganda, North Korean racism Tagged With: AP North Korea, Associated Press, Journalism ethics, Nate Thayer, North Korea Media, North Korean propaganda

The Journalist’s Creed: A code of ethics for journalists

August 22, 2014 by wpfixit

The Journalist’s Creed A code of ethics for journalists  by Walter Williams,  founder and first dean of the Missouri School of Journalism—1906   *I believe in the profession of journalism. *I believe that the public journal is a public trust; that all connected with it are, to the full measure of their responsibility, trustees for the […]

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Ferguson News coverage: What if Kennedy had been shot in the Twitter age?

August 21, 2014 by wpfixit

News coverage in the age of social media: Ferguson and the Kennedy Assassination. What if Kennedy had been shot in the age of Twitter and smart phones? By Nate Thayer August 21, 2014 At 12:29 pm Central Standard Time on November 22, 1963, President John F. Kennedy’s presidential limousine entered Dealey Plaza in Dallas, Texas. […]

Filed Under: Internet Journalism, Internet media ethics, Journalism, Media Ethics, Nate Thayer, U.S. politics Tagged With: Ferguson media, Ferguson Missouri, Internet Journalism, Journalism ethics, Nate Thayer, U.S. Politics

ABC News and Ted Koppel owe an apology for soiling the integrity of freelancers and the institution of journalism

December 12, 2013 by wpfixit

Mr. Koppel, you owe an apology to the institution of journalism for soiling its integrity. By Nate Thayer December 12, 2013 Well, Mr. Ted Koppel, I, for one, would like to hear your response to my contention you pimped your reputation for integrity to ABC News/Disney Corporation in order to steal the life work of […]

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