“I was struck by some of the judge’s candid analysis including stating that it ‘is reasonably conceivable that Fox’s reporting was inaccurate.’ But we are still at the preliminary phase here and this case is still very far away from a conclusion and we’ll await Fox’s full substantive defense and presentation of additional evidence and pleadings.”

Roy Gutterman
ADWEEK: “Delaware Court Judge Rejects Fox News’ Motion to Dismiss Dominion’s Defamation Lawsuit“

“Part of the socialization process, part of talking and communicating with friends, is via social media… But in consequence, when you see the content, here is almost a potential for not understanding the consequences of that kind of content, how someone can actually get hurt.”

Makana Chock
SPECTRUM LOCAL NEWS: “Why it’s best to talk with kids about what they’re viewing online”

“It’s a societal shift, primarily driven by Gen Z, really focusing on ‘I’m going to put my money where my mouth is, I’m not going to purchase from companies who aren’t exhibiting and treating their employees the right way.'”

Beth egan
CNN: “Big Tech television ads paint a rosy picture of a problematic industry”

“While the public has an important right of access to a criminal trial and the press have a First Amendment right to attend and report on judicial proceedings, the allegations here could certainly cross the line of propriety.”

Roy Gutterman
WASHINGTON EXAMINER: “Rittenhouse judge kicks out MSNBC for allegedly following jury bus“

“Somebody with power [is] going to be able to use that power against anybody who is accusing them. … To gain any power back, you have to sometimes go into these anonymous ‘unverified spaces’ because you’re not being heard anywhere else.”

rebecca ortiz
BUZZFEED NEWS: “Women Are Sharing Stories Online About Sex With Celebrities”

“One of the things everybody should know is that it had zero to do with user information. This was just infrastructure configuration that went horribly wrong.”

SHELLY PALMER
GOOD DAY NEW YORK: “Facebook Went Down. What Happened?“

“Conspiracy theories take root when there are unknowns, and there were so many unknowns about that day. In the absence of information, people go online. And what do they find? It depends.”

Jennifer Grygiel
ABC NEWS: “Time, misinfo complicate teaching 9/11 to kids born after it”

““The Supreme Court has acknowledged that reporters can rely on leaked materials as long as they did not break to law to get them. There is not a scintilla of evidence that the Times broke the law to collect this information.””

Roy Gutterman
BLOOMBERG: “Trump Suit Against N.Y. Times, Niece a ‘Stunt,’ Lawyer Says“

“Anytime there is a public arena—a city council hearing, a school board meeting, a public park—the public has the opportunity to potentially spread misinformation. What’s changed is it used to stay local.”

Jennifer Grygiel
ASSOCIATED PRESS: “Misinformation at public forums vexes local boards, big tech”

“Rosenfeld might be more responsible for the Watergate coverage than anyone else at the paper. He was the editor who hired Woodward after the reporter pestered him for a year and, according to his memoir, likely saved Bernstein from being fired.”

ROY GUTTERMAN
SYRACUSE.COM: “Harry Rosenfeld, editor behind Watergate, knew how fragile the world is” (author)

“You have to run this up the ladder; you have to make sure that everybody who might have to answer for this is comfortable with what they’re putting out. Usually that’s where creativity gets stifled.”

Rebecca ortiz
WASHINGTON POST: “The FAA’s new weapon in the fight against unruly passengers: Memes”

“For brands like Nike, which have a history of inspiring all kinds of athletes and taking on social issues in the process, they still ring true. For others, not so much.”

brian sheehan
FAST COMPANY: “The Olympics are always a schlockfest, but these ads are actually great”

“The audience in the venue is no longer the economics. The media is the economics.”

Robert Thompson
PBS:”In a pandemic Olympics without all the crowds, what gets lost?“

“This one is especially challenging because the firm and Mr. Kelly are in the business. This is like a celebrity chef who burns dinner on a global broadcast.”

ANTHONY D’ANGELO
NEW YORK TIMES: “The chief executive of Teneo, an influential advisory firm, steps down“

“Facebook essentially enables disinformation.”

Jennifer Grygiel
NEW HUMANIST: “The rise of the truth industry”

“Most of the work I do is invisible. If I do my job, right, then you shouldn’t know that I touched it.”

shaina holmes
NO FILM SCHOOL: “Master the Art of the Impossible with Advice from VFX Expert Shaina Holmes”

“This court decision is a win not only for a single cheerleader and students everywhere, but also for the democracy itself.”

Roy Gutterman
SYRACUSE.COM: “Supreme Court boosts more than just a cheerleader’s free speech“

““We’re talking about people who, if the source isn’t right and the message isn’t right to them, they’re not going to get vaccinated.”

rebecca ortiz
ABC6 (COLUMBUS): “Biden touts ‘door-to-door’ vaccine outreach amid growing concerns over variants“

“Part of the job of being a good game show host is to make it look effortless, but it isn’t.”

ROBERT THOMPSON
FORBES: “The Search For A New ‘Jeopardy!’ Host Has Gone On Long Enough“

“The surreptitious and illegal surveillance of the press mirrors the actions of dictators and authoritarian rulers. It also harkens back to a Nixonian enemies list, which included many journalists.”

Roy Gutterman
DIVIDED WE FALL: “‘Or of the Press’: A Deeper Look into the History of the Free Press“

“The whole thing is like a giant charade, a game. If anything this board is drawing away attention from the real issue of the risks of government use of social media.”

Jennifer Grygiel
THE WASHINGTON POST: “Five things to know about Trump’s Facebook ban“

“A new airline comes along once every 15 to 20 years, so helping to launch a new airline is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.”

JIM OLSON
PR WEEK: “Inside the launch of Avelo, America’s newest airline“

““SPAC is a tool, like any tool, for a capital intensive and high growth company.”

SEAN BRANAGAN
WASHINGTON POST: “Investors are flocking to video gaming, but be wary of esports, SPACs, advisors say“

“It’s hard to convince a viewer that you’re really objective, that you’re really neutral when the source that you’re interviewing is someone you have a close personal relationship with.”

Shelvia dancy
CNY CENTRAL: “How Cuomo brothers have blurred lines of journalism ethics“

“He does not really have a lot of people paying attention to him right now, and this [teasing of a new platform] is a great way to get attention.”

Jennifer Grygiel
NPR: “Trump Teases Starting His Own Social Media Platform. Here’s Why It’d Be Tough”

““It’s Journalism 101. We tell our students you shouldn’t interview your family and friends.””

Roy Gutterman
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS: “The lighter days of CNN’s Cuomo Brothers show are long gone“

“I think what’s happened is the governor has left the door open for his critics to fill the space and time with more attacks and with more critique on his lack of response.”

BRAD HORN
CNY CENTRAL: “A public relations expert weighs in on Governor Cuomo’s apology“

“In 2019, [the industry] was going in that direction, down, down, down. Really, it got a year reprieve. You can’t run against the curve. You can’t push against the tsunami that’s coming toward you.”

JOEL KAPLAN
CNN BUSINESS: “The media is slashing jobs again as the Trump news cycle fades and the economy struggles“

“Although some people with pending cases may have given up after waiting for their hearing or due to violence in northern Mexico, it remains a legal and moral imperative that the U.S. government abide by national and international refugee law and provide these individuals with an opportunity to request asylum.”

AUSTIN KOCHER
VICE: “‘We Are So Happy’: Migrants Stranded by Trump Are Finally Entering the US“

“People have these concerns about side effects and safety, and it’s perfectly normal to have those concerns. If we build a space where we can have conversations … the resistant people are more willing to hear from their loved ones.”

REBECCA ORTIZ
USA TODAY: “Have a loved one who doesn’t want to get the COVID-19 vaccine? Here’s how to talk to them.”

“When you look at the big picture of the music industry over the last 10 or 15 years, Spotify saved the music business. Before there was streaming, the business had lost revenue for 15 straight years. Once streaming took hold, those losses flattened out. Now, over the last four or so years we’ve seen growth.”

BILL WERDE
LOS ANGELES TIMES: “Does Spotify pay artists a fair rate? Here’s what musicians, managers and Apple Music have to say“