With our ever decreasing attention spans, it s no surprise that vine that lets user share 6-second repeating videos is taking off. news organizations are taking stock of this innovative technology as well and now this news has hired a vine journalist. news organizations aren t the only ones using vine to further their reach. dunkin donuts and target are just a few companies cashing in on this new marketing scheme. here to discuss potential advantages and disadvantages of vine, from new york, barbara lippert and in los angeles, cody johns, now this all right, cody. you do everything in six seconds. a few six-second questions for you. what is now this news? so now this news is the first basic vine news outlet, so anyone who gets on the app of
bad travel choice. now we got it. so they re selling their classic products by parodying classic literature and plays. with advertisers, six seconds can be mesmerizing. if you try to write something for 30 seconds or even a minute, it can really go bad in so many ways. i m not sure i d call that last one mesmerizing, but let me show you this one. co cody, i will let you have a shot at this. samsung put together a vine six-second loop. we ll let it repeat because you can barely tell it s repeating. take a look. somebody running across, and it makes you want to go for them. cody? it s a very well-executed stop motion vine. those are also very popular, and
politics rather than consequences of the stalemate and when there are so much spin and talking points, how do we get the facts? we ll look at the challenges and importance of fact checking and explore whether a growing focus devoted that intersurprienterpr making a difference. we ll talk with a report s author about the administration s crackdown on whistle blowers and its impact on journalists and news and commercials you can use in just six seconds. how much news can you possibly fit in six seconds time? tune into cnn right now to find out. we ll climb the vine. the vine. and find out why a growing number of media outlets, businesses and politicians are using this social media app. i m frank sesno and this is reliable sources. we start this week with our crosshairs focused on the new york times. on october 5th, this breaking news headline on the times website. u.s. says navy seal team captured shabab leader in somalia. only problem, the story was wrong. when the
0 the bill just got harder for peruvian criminals. thank you for being part of my program this week. i ll see you next week. stay tuned for reliable sources. the new york times under scrutiny for big stories. is the paper right, wrong or somewhere in between? 13 days into the government shutdown and two big stories dominating the media landscape. breaking news on capitol hill, meetings under way right now and new questions on whether the gop is about to cave to white house demands on a debt deal. the news of the day in which the house gop has essentially offered the six-week clean debt ceiling while the government stays shut down. cautious optimism has gone away. are we back to square one now? are media too focused on politics rather than consequences of the stalemate and when there are so much spin and talking points, how do we get the facts? we ll look at the challenges and importance of fact checking and explore whether a growing focus devoted that intersurprienterpr m