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Tag Archives: television
More journalists now recognize with growing disgust what tv “news” has become
Horror at tv “news” seems to be building this month, which has some implications for information literacy. Last week I mentioned reports of some people working in tv “journalism” coming forward (anonymously) to share a sense of self-loathing at what … Continue reading
American tv news starts to glimpse the horror it has become
I’ve been criticizing American tv news – sorry, “news” – for a while. It’s been a frustrating task, given that mock-journalism’s ability to prosper and influence. But now it seems like the networks, at long last, may have, just … Continue reading
Why tv news must die; a task for educators
Last month I explained why American cable television news was a shambling disaster, and urged readers to please stop watching it. Naturally those “news” “services” have gone on to provide more fodder for my argument during the following weeks. This … Continue reading
Die, American cable tv news, die
Did you know CNN publishes a Fear and Greed Index? That this is a regular thing? Hang on. Let me start again. The first step towards media and information literacy in 2015 is to stop watching American tv news. Seriously. … Continue reading
