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Mar 17 2021
Perspectives Blog
AllSides Live: Media Literacy and Nonpartisanship with Scriberr News
AllSides Live, our Instagram Live show, recently featured a chat with Scriberr News, a nonpartisan multimedia news platform, about media literacy and nonpartisanship. Scriberr is dedicated to reporting the truth fully and giving all sides to controversial, political issues so that readers can decide for themselves where they align.
Scriberr Co-Founders Mike Luso and Jamie Joseph
AllSides StaffApr 10 2024
News
Third-place finisher Popp endorses LaFrance in Anchorage mayoral runoff
Bill Popp, the third-place finisher in Anchorage’s mayoral contest, gave his endorsement Wednesday to candidate Suzanne LaFrance as she readies for a runoff election against incumbent Dave Bronson in May. At a news conference in the parking lot of City Hall, Popp said he was throwing his support behind LaFrance. “My candidacy for mayor was focused on bringing non-partisanship to the office of
Anchorage Daily NewsMar 18 2024
Perspectives Blog
What is the Building Civic Bridges Act and Why Support it?
Written by supporters of the Building Civic Bridges Act: Kara Jarzynski, General Michael Hayden, Charles L. Welch, Richard Eidlin, Cameron Lange, Alice Siu, Tania Israel, and Megan Rawlins Woods.
What is the Building Civic Bridges Act?By Kara Jarzynski, Executive Director of Resolutionaries.
In the early 2020s, a YMCA near Seattle was stunned when physical fights began
Multiple Writers - MixedFeb 16 2023
Opinion
Bring Back Objective Journalism
Beyond objectivity or back to objectivity? That seems to be an essential question for American journalism.
Arizona State University’s Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication recently released a survey of some 75 journalists titled “Beyond Objectivity.” Many of them argued that objectivity should no longer be the standard in news reporting.
“I never understood
Wall Street Journal (Opinion)Jun 17 2022
News
Post-Watergate reforms may frame DOJ decision over prosecuting Trump
The break-in at the Watergate complex 50 years ago today led to a sweeping government ethics overhaul that included a push to insulate the Department of Justice (DOJ) from politics.
In a historical twist, this nearly half-century-old corrective may help frame the DOJ’s fraught decision over whether to criminally charge former President Trump for his effort to overturn the 2020
The HillAug 11 2017
News
Goodbye Nonpartisan Journalism. And Good Riddance.
The big news in American journalism today has been that reporters, editors and producers at legacy journalism organizations have become so eager to dispute the more questionable pronouncements and proposals of the Trump administration. Increasingly, they are prepared to label the president’s wilder statements and tweets “falsehoods” or even “lies.” The big news is that many of our best
PoliticoAug 11 2017
News
Goodbye Nonpartisan Journalism. And Good Riddance.
The big news in American journalism today has been that reporters, editors and producers at legacy journalism organizations have become so eager to dispute the more questionable pronouncements and proposals of the Trump administration. Increasingly, they are prepared to label the president’s wilder statements and tweets “falsehoods” or even “lies.” The big news is that many of our best
PoliticoSep 14 2022
Perspectives Blog
Are CNN and Politico Becoming Nonpartisan Amid Leadership Changes?
Over the past few weeks, we’ve received emails from readers asking whether or not CNN’s AllSides Media Bias Rating™ is still Left amid high-profile leadership and staffing changes at the news network, which is reportedly working on becoming more objective, and perhaps less partisan. We’ve also received questions about Politico (Lean Left bias), as its new leader has stated a desire to make the
Julie MastrineSep 05 2019
Perspectives Blog
Country Before Party - My Entry into the Democratic Reform Movement
Editor's Note: This piece originally appeared on Bridge Alliance.
My name is Jeremy Garson and I am a recovering partisan. For years I had a reflexive need to defend anything and everything “my party” (the Democratic Party) said and did. I would forgo critical thinking when I saw a “D” or “R” attached to news and assume that “my side” was right and “the other side” was wrong. Even
Jeremy GarsonSep 24 2017
Perspectives Blog
The Media Bias Epidemic: What Is the Cause?
It seems all media have some sort unofficial political affiliation these days: conservative, liberal, libertarian, Republican, Democrat, far right-wing, far left-wing — the list goes on. The institution associated with nonpartisanship is anything but.
So what is the root?
We recently received a comment from a reader who associates the lack of objective news with poor
Billy Binion