Every single tweet about the media ignoring the teacher strike in West Virginia is filled with links from NPR, LAT, NYT, WaPo and others covering the teacher strike in West Virginia
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Replying to @mccanner @mattdpearce
Or perhaps it is in the interest of the bottom line of corporate news to avoid Union inspired activism and focus on the never ending McResistance echo chamber.
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Replying to @Picus4Congress @mattdpearce
You know many national newspapers, including LAT, NYT and WaPo, are unionized, right?
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Replying to @mccanner @mattdpearce
Sure. Doesn't eliminate the focus of ownership on profits. I'd love to see some data to back up your argument that these teachers are getting coverage. Just like I'd love to see the NYTimes editorial bring in even one progressive writer.
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Replying to @Picus4Congress @mattdpearce
Here's a shortcut to the West Virginia tag page at NYT. From there you can find seven stories from the last week about the strike.https://www.nytimes.com/topic/destination/west-virginia …
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Replying to @mccanner @mattdpearce
We both know there's a difference between writing a story and pushing a story. They can write 1000 stories and bury them. Front page all week had nothing, though honestly my beef is more with MSNBC. NYTimes just did their usual less-than-mediocre job. MSNBC was stone cold silent.
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Replying to @Picus4Congress @mattdpearce
We don't, as an industry, write about a story at length and repeatedly over the course of a week, with the aim that no one read it.
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when the press wants to a hype a story, it does so.
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I guess I don't see multiple, lengthy pieces starting on day 2 of the strike and continuing nearly daily since as declining to "hype" a story.
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In the sense of what media should be, there is nothing wrong with it. I feel like we as humans have become saturated by 24 hour news networks and the instant gratification of smartphones, that if we aren't endlessly bombarded by a story then it doesn't exist.
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