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Heidi Legg of Harvard University’s Future of Media project examines who owns the news in the US.
Once, we knew who owned our news sources. For many big newspapers, we still do: the Sulzbergers at The New York Times, Jeff Bezos at the Washington Post, the Murdochs at The Wall Street Journal, and so on.
But “news” comes from many sources these days, and the ownership of many of those sources is far too obscure – even unknowable. That needs to end. I have created a set of indices at Harvard to bring light to the chaos.
A deluge of information is pounding us daily from a mind-boggling number of sources, many freewheeling and unfiltered and not journalism.
Jim Klobuchar, longtime Star Tribune columnist and adventurer, dies at 93 The father of Sen. Amy Klobuchar spent more than four decades in journalism. May 12, 2021 2:27pm Text size Copy shortlink:
Jim Klobuchar, an intrepid son of the Iron Range who with grace and puckish wit chronicled the lives of ordinary and fabled Minnesotans as a longtime columnist for the Star Tribune, died Wednesday at the Emerald Crest care facility in Burnsville. He was 93.
From 1961, when he left the Associated Press to work for the Minneapolis Tribune, until his retirement in 1995, Klobuchar trained an amused and perceptive eye every week on the state s culture, sports and politics. His energetic exploits both in and out of the newsroom made his name a household word in Minnesota long before he became known as the father of the state s senior U.S. senator.
âI wonder if Athens City Schools ever talks to area organizers. High schoolers were supposed to drop off their textbooks recently (another story as to why, with two weeks left, textbooks are no longer needed) just as The Plains started a major repaving project forcing all the teen drivers to use Johnson Road. It should be interesting when all 4th-6th graders from the whole district get bussed out to the Plains, and all the K-3 Plains and Chauncey kids get bussed into Athens. Maybe communication will commence?â
âOne hopes that members of Athens City Council take to heart the resounding defeat of Chris Fahl this past Tuesday. Residents are tired of council members taking the community for granted. We never saw Chris out and about and her remarks were dismissive online and in interviews. New blood is needed in leadership.â
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