On the governments green list. Now on Bbc News, time for the media show. Hello. The News Cycle, the News Agenda, why is the news told in the way it is . Im thinking about the way the media covered the recent election. New mayors, new councillors, new mps, but all i could think about was the giant, inflatable borisjohnson. You must ve seen it. Im talking about this 30 Foot Blow up version of the Prime Minister that appeared outside the Hartlepool Count at 4am and then magically reappeared at the marina when he came to meet the winning candidate in front of a bunch of westminster journalists. That became the narrative. A gigantic triumph for borisjohnson and then the next day the westminster journalists were gone and theyd moved on to the next thing. Today im asking why does the Media Fall for these gimmicks . Why is the News Cycle so fast and so fickle . Ive got a brilliant bunch of guests to help me answer all of these questions. Thomas cock is digital editor of bristol live, the onlin
And then magically reappeared at the marina when he came to meet the winning candidate in front of a bunch of westminster journalists. That became the narrative. A gigantic triumph for borisjohnson and then the next day the westminister journalists were gone and it moved on to the next thing. Today i am asking why does the Media Fall for these gimmicks . Why is the News Cycle so fast and so fickle . Ive got a brilliant bunch of guests to help me answer these questions. Catriona stewart is chief reporter at the glasgow times. Stephen bush is political editor at the new statesman. Katy balls is deputy political editor at the Spectator And Michael friedenberg is also here, Hes President of reuters, the global news agency. Now michael, we are going to talk to you A Little Bit later on in the show. But first of all i just want to hear A Little Bit about this story of reuters, A Little Bit of history. Once upon a time if im not mistaken there was a mr reuters, wasnt there . Thats right. Abso
With mobeen azhar. Hello. The News Cycle, the News Agenda, why is the news told in the way it is . Im thinking about the way the media covered the recent election. New mayors, new councillors, new mps, but all i could think about was the Giant Inflatable Boris Johnson. You must ve seen it. Im talking about this 30 Foot Blow up version of the Prime Minister that appeared outside Hartlepool Count at 4am and then magically reappeared at the marina when he came to meet the winning candidate in front of a bunch of westminsterjournalists. That became the narrative. A gigantic triumph for borisjohnson and then the next day the westminister journalists were gone and it moved on to the next thing. Today i am asking why does the Media Fall for these gimmicks . Why is the News Cycle so fast and so fickle . Ive got a brilliant bunch of guest to bunch of guests to help me answer these questions. Thomas cock is digital editor of bristol live, the online offshoot of the bristol post. Catriona stewart
Now on bbc news. Social media, anti social media, breaking news, faking news, this is the programme about a revolution in media, with mobeen azhar. Hello. The news cycle, the news agenda, why is the news told in the way it is . Im thinking about the way the media covered the recent election. New mayors, new counters, new mps, all i could think about was the giant inflatable borisjohnson. You must ve seen it. Im talking about this 30 foot Blow Up Version of the Prime Minister that appeared outside Hartlepool Forum and then magically repaired at the marina when he came to meet the winnie candidate. That became their narrative. A gigantic triumph for borisjohnson and then the next day the west ministerjournalists were gone and it moved on to the next. Today i am asking why does the media fall for these gimmicks . Why is the news cycle so fast and so fickle . Ive got Rilliant Bunch of guest to help me answer these questions. Thomas cook and stephen bush is Political Editor of the new state
1996 at a time when he was the Senate Majority leader of course, he famously ran against bill clinton during the 1996 president ial election, a Special Report anchor bret baier right now takes a look back at the life and legacy of bob dole. Ive never been prouder in my life than to have been the republican nominee for president of the United States. Reporter as the 1996 republican nominee, bob dole came as close as he ever would to winning the presidency. A dream he chased three times. He made his Concession Speech in kansas, to the people who had known him since his birth there in 1923. World war ii took dole from kansas to italy and just before the end of the war, Nazi Machine Gunfire shattered his upper body and destroyed his right shoulder. It was 11 months before i could feed myself. I think i could have done a frankly to be honest about it probably eight months but nurses were very attractive. Reporter after his recuperation he was elected to four terms as County Prosecutor and i