Which is worst?
New episode talks you through the 'nominees' for biggest overall Media Fail Awards
Which news agencies did the worst job of standing — let alone fighting — for truth this year? In the new episode of They Stand Corrected, I talk you through the nominees for worst overall. YOUR votes will decide the winners.
Voting continues through December 27. So be sure to listen to the latest episode, share this newsletter, and get everyone you know to vote ASAP! Visit mediafailawards.com:
Based on the voting so far, the BBC is beating CNN, NPR and CBS for worst broadcaster. In the text category, the New York Times is edging out the Washington Post, with the AP trailing behind.
Your votes are anonymous. But if you’d like, you can send in feedback to share on the show. Anyone can use the form here.
The Media Fail Awards are also the subject of my latest op-ed. There’s a paywall, but my paid subscribers know how to access just about any news article for free, legally. The drastically reduced rates continue through the holidays, so now’s the time to get yourself access to this exclusive content and support the show!
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Big love,
JL
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