Connections & Conversations with Dee Batiste
Susan Bordson, talks about how broadcast news and information sources shape public governance — not just through what’s reported, but through how we engage with it --"How We Reward Quality Journalism." From headlines to policy, perception to power, the media we consume — and how we respond — directly impacts what we’re given next. We dig into the moral responsibility of the news industry, the feedback loop between media and public behavior, and why media literacy isn’t optional — it’s essential for democracy. Because the way we watch, click, and share doesn’t just reflect the news — it helps write it. Status [https://www.status.news/?utm_source=www.status.news&utm_medium=newsletter&utm_campaign=status-turns-one&_bhlid=1a906319f0e1ef9cfa989b0cc7c692b1b97abd1b] newsletter by Oliver Darcy (media and news industry) Platformer [https://www.platformer.news/]newsletter by Casey Newton (tech) Substack: Margaret Sullivan [https://substack.com/@sulliview?utm_source=global-search] (news & journalism standards) Reliable Sources from Brian Stelter Lucas Shaw’s newsletter from Bloomberg Podcasts: By Puck News: The Powers That Be (features media news every Monday) The Grill Room hosted by Dylan Byers Hardfork – covers tech & AI featuring Casey Newton & Kevin Roose Uncanny Valley by Wired Magazine Powerlines by Oliver Darcy Pivot with Kara Swisher & Scott Galloway Support the show [https://www.paypal.me/AdvocacyArena?locale.x=en_US]
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