Before a faith responds to the feed, the algorithm, or the machine, it makes a quiet, foundational choice: it decides…
Claiming the First Amendment while feeding the algorithm doorway-grade content. The first rule of holes is simple: when you find…
Prior to audit this New York Times social media post we asked: Is this NYT Piece Tabloid Journalism a Better Match?…
Why “Analysis” on the Facebook card makes it worse, not better: If 80–90% of encounters stop at the card, the…
Over 54% US adults now get their news from social media, In fact, social media has officially surpassed television as…
Since most people will only look at the card, it begs the question: Is the New York Time Facebook Card…
The screenshot below is not a faithful miniature of the story. Most people will only read the unfaithful abstract. What’s missing…
The New York Times piece by Mandavilli on Measles deaths in Pennsylvania was ran through the Watchtower Working Standard. Below are…
The New York Times runs an Oped about honesty while being dishonest. The nytimes.com piece "Trump's War on Mail-In Ballots…
Watchtower Framework for Tabloid Journalism The Times card does the tabloid job the framework was written to catch: it turns…
NYT's Postal Service is Building Ballot Screening System Despite Ongoing Court Fight - The same NYT's prior mockery of tabloid…
Watchtower audit of the NYT social card + article (“On Trump’s Ballroom, Chief Justice Finds Himself in an Unusual Spot:…
The piece in question is a same-day New York Times news analysis by David Pierson (Hong Kong), published Sept. 1,…
As Dolly Parton might say: The New York Times goes through a great expense to make its product read like…
While the news article is not a scientific publication (paper, preprint, methods paper, or institutional surveillance report), we run it through…