Daily Report: Facebook Does Some Explaining on Metrics
Date: 17 November 2016
By JIM KERSTETTER
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17th of November 2016 News
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Why the World Needs WikiLeaks
Date: 17 November 2016
By SARAH HARRISON
Op-Ed article by WikiLeaks editor Sarah Harrison argues her organization's work is essential for holding global institutions accountable; denies WikiLeaks publishes material without regard to its authenticity or to discredit their political enemies; pledges organization will continue to publish despite criticism and persecution of founder Julian Assange.
Obama, With Angela Merkel in Berlin, Assails Spread of Fake News
Date: 17 November 2016
By GARDINER HARRIS and MELISSA EDDY
Turkey’s Free Press Withers as Erdogan Jails 120 Journalists
Date: 17 November 2016
By ROD NORDLAND
Turkey eviscerates its free press, having detained 120 journalists since failed military coup granted Pres Recep Tayyip Erdogan broad emergency powers he has used in crackdown on free speech; remaining pro-government press, widely considered to be regime's mouthpiece, revels in its position of influence.
Ritual of Ever-Present Coverage May Not Pass Muster With Trump
Date: 17 November 2016
By MICHAEL M. GRYNBAUM
Journalists say Donald J Trump is rejecting longstanding practice of allowing press corps to follow nation's top leader and report activities to public; president-elect's refusal to let reporters accompany him to White House and his open animosity to press have spurred former administration officials, journalists and press advocacy organizations to send him open letter of protest.
Fake News in U.S. Election? Elsewhere, That’s Nothing New
Date: 17 November 2016
By PAUL MOZUR and MARK SCOTT
Political leaders, advocacy groups and minorities worldwide demand transparency from social media networks, specifically Facebook, after several incidents in which serious misinformation was disseminated to millions of people; Facebook's role in presidential election in United States has thrown common use of social media status as primary news source into global spotlight.
Bayreuth’s Loss Is Tanglewood’s Gain, When It Comes to Andris Nelsons
Date: 17 November 2016
By MICHAEL COOPER
Lineup for is announced for Tanglewood Music Festival.
‘The Tree of Life’ Unfurls, With a Live Orchestra and Choir
Date: 17 November 2016
By JOSHUA BARONE
Wordless Music Orchestra has taken on its grandest project yet, providing live score for screening of Terrence Malick movie The Tree of Life; program, featuring masterworks from Western canon, is set to premiere at Brooklyn Academy of Music.
With an Eye on Hunger, Scientists See Promise in Genetic Tinkering of Plants
Date: 17 November 2016
By JUSTIN GILLIS
Daily Report: Facebook Does Some Explaining on Metrics
Date: 17 November 2016
By JIM KERSTETTER
Why the World Needs WikiLeaks
Date: 17 November 2016
By SARAH HARRISON
Op-Ed article by WikiLeaks editor Sarah Harrison argues her organization's work is essential for holding global institutions accountable; denies WikiLeaks publishes material without regard to its authenticity or to discredit their political enemies; pledges organization will continue to publish despite criticism and persecution of founder Julian Assange.
Obama, With Angela Merkel in Berlin, Assails Spread of Fake News
Date: 17 November 2016
By GARDINER HARRIS and MELISSA EDDY
Turkey’s Free Press Withers as Erdogan Jails 120 Journalists
Date: 17 November 2016
By ROD NORDLAND
Turkey eviscerates its free press, having detained 120 journalists since failed military coup granted Pres Recep Tayyip Erdogan broad emergency powers he has used in crackdown on free speech; remaining pro-government press, widely considered to be regime's mouthpiece, revels in its position of influence.
Ritual of Ever-Present Coverage May Not Pass Muster With Trump
Date: 17 November 2016
By MICHAEL M. GRYNBAUM
Journalists say Donald J Trump is rejecting longstanding practice of allowing press corps to follow nation's top leader and report activities to public; president-elect's refusal to let reporters accompany him to White House and his open animosity to press have spurred former administration officials, journalists and press advocacy organizations to send him open letter of protest.
Fake News in U.S. Election? Elsewhere, That’s Nothing New
Date: 17 November 2016
By PAUL MOZUR and MARK SCOTT
Political leaders, advocacy groups and minorities worldwide demand transparency from social media networks, specifically Facebook, after several incidents in which serious misinformation was disseminated to millions of people; Facebook's role in presidential election in United States has thrown common use of social media status as primary news source into global spotlight.
Bayreuth’s Loss Is Tanglewood’s Gain, When It Comes to Andris Nelsons
Date: 17 November 2016
By MICHAEL COOPER
Lineup for is announced for Tanglewood Music Festival.
‘The Tree of Life’ Unfurls, With a Live Orchestra and Choir
Date: 17 November 2016
By JOSHUA BARONE
Wordless Music Orchestra has taken on its grandest project yet, providing live score for screening of Terrence Malick movie The Tree of Life; program, featuring masterworks from Western canon, is set to premiere at Brooklyn Academy of Music.
With an Eye on Hunger, Scientists See Promise in Genetic Tinkering of Plants
Date: 17 November 2016
By JUSTIN GILLIS
Daily Report: Facebook Does Some Explaining on Metrics
Date: 17 November 2016
By JIM KERSTETTER
Why the World Needs WikiLeaks
Date: 17 November 2016
By SARAH HARRISON
Op-Ed article by WikiLeaks editor Sarah Harrison argues her organization's work is essential for holding global institutions accountable; denies WikiLeaks publishes material without regard to its authenticity or to discredit their political enemies; pledges organization will continue to publish despite criticism and persecution of founder Julian Assange.
Obama, With Angela Merkel in Berlin, Assails Spread of Fake News
Date: 17 November 2016
By GARDINER HARRIS and MELISSA EDDY
Turkey’s Free Press Withers as Erdogan Jails 120 Journalists
Date: 17 November 2016
By ROD NORDLAND
Turkey eviscerates its free press, having detained 120 journalists since failed military coup granted Pres Recep Tayyip Erdogan broad emergency powers he has used in crackdown on free speech; remaining pro-government press, widely considered to be regime's mouthpiece, revels in its position of influence.
Ritual of Ever-Present Coverage May Not Pass Muster With Trump
Date: 17 November 2016
By MICHAEL M. GRYNBAUM
Journalists say Donald J Trump is rejecting longstanding practice of allowing press corps to follow nation's top leader and report activities to public; president-elect's refusal to let reporters accompany him to White House and his open animosity to press have spurred former administration officials, journalists and press advocacy organizations to send him open letter of protest.
Fake News in U.S. Election? Elsewhere, That’s Nothing New
Date: 17 November 2016
By PAUL MOZUR and MARK SCOTT
Political leaders, advocacy groups and minorities worldwide demand transparency from social media networks, specifically Facebook, after several incidents in which serious misinformation was disseminated to millions of people; Facebook's role in presidential election in United States has thrown common use of social media status as primary news source into global spotlight.
Bayreuth’s Loss Is Tanglewood’s Gain, When It Comes to Andris Nelsons
Date: 17 November 2016
By MICHAEL COOPER
Lineup for is announced for Tanglewood Music Festival.
‘The Tree of Life’ Unfurls, With a Live Orchestra and Choir
Date: 17 November 2016
By JOSHUA BARONE
Wordless Music Orchestra has taken on its grandest project yet, providing live score for screening of Terrence Malick movie The Tree of Life; program, featuring masterworks from Western canon, is set to premiere at Brooklyn Academy of Music.
With an Eye on Hunger, Scientists See Promise in Genetic Tinkering of Plants
Date: 17 November 2016
By JUSTIN GILLIS
Daily Report: Facebook Does Some Explaining on Metrics
Date: 17 November 2016
By JIM KERSTETTER
Why the World Needs WikiLeaks
Date: 17 November 2016
By SARAH HARRISON
Op-Ed article by WikiLeaks editor Sarah Harrison argues her organization's work is essential for holding global institutions accountable; denies WikiLeaks publishes material without regard to its authenticity or to discredit their political enemies; pledges organization will continue to publish despite criticism and persecution of founder Julian Assange.
Obama, With Angela Merkel in Berlin, Assails Spread of Fake News
Date: 17 November 2016
By GARDINER HARRIS and MELISSA EDDY
Turkey’s Free Press Withers as Erdogan Jails 120 Journalists
Date: 17 November 2016
By ROD NORDLAND
Turkey eviscerates its free press, having detained 120 journalists since failed military coup granted Pres Recep Tayyip Erdogan broad emergency powers he has used in crackdown on free speech; remaining pro-government press, widely considered to be regime's mouthpiece, revels in its position of influence.
Ritual of Ever-Present Coverage May Not Pass Muster With Trump
Date: 17 November 2016
By MICHAEL M. GRYNBAUM
Journalists say Donald J Trump is rejecting longstanding practice of allowing press corps to follow nation's top leader and report activities to public; president-elect's refusal to let reporters accompany him to White House and his open animosity to press have spurred former administration officials, journalists and press advocacy organizations to send him open letter of protest.
Fake News in U.S. Election? Elsewhere, That’s Nothing New
Date: 17 November 2016
By PAUL MOZUR and MARK SCOTT
Political leaders, advocacy groups and minorities worldwide demand transparency from social media networks, specifically Facebook, after several incidents in which serious misinformation was disseminated to millions of people; Facebook's role in presidential election in United States has thrown common use of social media status as primary news source into global spotlight.
Bayreuth’s Loss Is Tanglewood’s Gain, When It Comes to Andris Nelsons
Date: 17 November 2016
By MICHAEL COOPER
Lineup for is announced for Tanglewood Music Festival.
‘The Tree of Life’ Unfurls, With a Live Orchestra and Choir
Date: 17 November 2016
By JOSHUA BARONE
Wordless Music Orchestra has taken on its grandest project yet, providing live score for screening of Terrence Malick movie The Tree of Life; program, featuring masterworks from Western canon, is set to premiere at Brooklyn Academy of Music.
With an Eye on Hunger, Scientists See Promise in Genetic Tinkering of Plants
Date: 17 November 2016
By JUSTIN GILLIS
Daily Report: Facebook Does Some Explaining on Metrics
Date: 17 November 2016
By JIM KERSTETTER
Why the World Needs WikiLeaks
Date: 17 November 2016
By SARAH HARRISON
Op-Ed article by WikiLeaks editor Sarah Harrison argues her organization's work is essential for holding global institutions accountable; denies WikiLeaks publishes material without regard to its authenticity or to discredit their political enemies; pledges organization will continue to publish despite criticism and persecution of founder Julian Assange.
Obama, With Angela Merkel in Berlin, Assails Spread of Fake News
Date: 17 November 2016
By GARDINER HARRIS and MELISSA EDDY
Turkey’s Free Press Withers as Erdogan Jails 120 Journalists
Date: 17 November 2016
By ROD NORDLAND
Turkey eviscerates its free press, having detained 120 journalists since failed military coup granted Pres Recep Tayyip Erdogan broad emergency powers he has used in crackdown on free speech; remaining pro-government press, widely considered to be regime's mouthpiece, revels in its position of influence.
Ritual of Ever-Present Coverage May Not Pass Muster With Trump
Date: 17 November 2016
By MICHAEL M. GRYNBAUM
Journalists say Donald J Trump is rejecting longstanding practice of allowing press corps to follow nation's top leader and report activities to public; president-elect's refusal to let reporters accompany him to White House and his open animosity to press have spurred former administration officials, journalists and press advocacy organizations to send him open letter of protest.
Fake News in U.S. Election? Elsewhere, That’s Nothing New
Date: 17 November 2016
By PAUL MOZUR and MARK SCOTT
Political leaders, advocacy groups and minorities worldwide demand transparency from social media networks, specifically Facebook, after several incidents in which serious misinformation was disseminated to millions of people; Facebook's role in presidential election in United States has thrown common use of social media status as primary news source into global spotlight.
Bayreuth’s Loss Is Tanglewood’s Gain, When It Comes to Andris Nelsons
Date: 17 November 2016
By MICHAEL COOPER
Lineup for is announced for Tanglewood Music Festival.
‘The Tree of Life’ Unfurls, With a Live Orchestra and Choir
Date: 17 November 2016
By JOSHUA BARONE
Wordless Music Orchestra has taken on its grandest project yet, providing live score for screening of Terrence Malick movie The Tree of Life; program, featuring masterworks from Western canon, is set to premiere at Brooklyn Academy of Music.
With an Eye on Hunger, Scientists See Promise in Genetic Tinkering of Plants
Date: 17 November 2016
By JUSTIN GILLIS