Marty Baron: "We count on staffers to be attuned to how their social media activity will be perceived .... We do not want social media activity to be a distraction, and we do not want it to give a false impression of the tenor of our coverage."
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In his lengthy memo, Marty Baron notably did not apologize for the way the newspaper handled
@feliciasonmez's Kobe Bryant tweets. But he did say that the topic of social media use "deserves continued discussion." My full story here:https://www.cnn.com/2020/01/30/media/washington-post-marty-baron-felicia-sonmez/index.html …Prikaži ovu nit
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no apology or acknowledgement that a reporter was put through a lot of turmoil by an organization that did not appear to have her back.
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And that memo still doesn't appear to have her back
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Idk, trashing a guy by reporting again on the alleged rape he committed the day that he died in a horrific helicopter crash, alongside his young daughter and seven other people, seems like crossing the line to me. Who knows tho, right?
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When is it the "right time"?
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you cannot go on social media and somehow speak for yourself when the reader will identify you. You cannot separate your personal views from your institutional connection. Period. I am on an HOA board and attorney advised me to stay off of Next Door for example
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those are the same
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Hvala. Twitter će to iskoristiti za poboljšanje vaše vremenske crte. PoništiPoništi
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“Stellar journalism,” bwahahaha.

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