FMC Fast Chat

di Jaci Clement

Società e cultura

Stagione 3

Internet Culture featuring Dr Jamie Cohen

Join us for this week's episode, as Dr. Jamie Cohen, Head of Education for Digital Void (helping people bridge the gap between digital life and everyday culture), explains the internet's profound impact on reality. We touch on topics such as: The dangers of AI Internet culture = Culture The Demi-media filter How internet events are affecting the news Greta Thunberg and pizza boxes Useful links: https://www.jamesncohen.com/ For more information on the Fair media council, click the following link... https://www.fairmediacouncil.org/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tips for Navigating the News

Here are a few tips to help the public navigate today’s media landscape with ease. Let us know what you thought of this episode and we will release more similar content! A few of the many tips given in this FMC chat: Set a time limit Get news first, opinion and commentary second Read more than you watch or listen Protect the children Useful links and resources: More information about the Fair Media Council Check us out on YouTube Be sure to follow FMC on all of our platforms so that you never miss an episode or any other valuable information, and if you're interested in being an FMC Fast Chat guest, send an email to bookings@fairmediacouncil.org Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

FMC Fast Chat: Dishing on Food & News with New York News Icon Rosanna Scotto

New York news icon Rosanna Scotto dishes up everything from life lessons to cooking advice in this fast-paced and wide-ranging interview. Following the release of her new book, ‘Meatballs, Mangia & Memories,’ Scotto talks about the impact of the pandemic on her family life and restaurant business, Fresco by Scotto, along with that of her work as a journalist and co-anchor of Good Day New York. Lots of juggling happens behind the scenes (get a tip or two on time management!) but at the heart of it all is an attitude of gratitude. We touch on topics such as: About the book, Meatballs, Mangia and Memories The pandemic’s impact on the family business The need for reinvention Learn Rosanna’s No. 1 life lesson How journalism has changed Useful links and resources: Rosanna's Instagram The Scotto Sister's Instagram More information about the Fair Media Council Check us out on YouTube Be sure to follow FMC on all of our platforms so that you never miss an episode or any other valuable information, and if you're interested in being an FMC Fast Chat guest, send an email to bookings@fairmediacouncil.org Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Business News Forecast (The News Conference: Real & Powerful 2023)

Get an insider’s view of what will make business and economic news headlines in 2023 in Long Island New York news, as well as how reporters and editors go about gathering news for stories both local and national. We were joined by our host Katherine Heaviside (President, Epoch 5 Public Relations), alongside Joe Dowd (Editor & Associate Publisher at Long Island Business News & Editor at The Journal Record, Oklahoma City), (Margaret Corvini, Assistant Managing Editor for business at Newsday), and Ruth Simon (Senior Special Writer at The Wall Street Journal covering small business & entrepreneurship). We touch on topics such as: - Affordable housing - Economy - Small business - Big Tech’s impact on news - more! This discussion was part of the Fair Media Council annual event, The News Conference: Real & Powerful. The event brings the best in news together to engage in open dialogue with news consumers to build mutual understanding and respect. For more information on the Fair media council, click the following link... https://www.fairmediacouncil.org/news-conference-real-powerful-2023/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Long Island News Forecast (The News Conference: Real & Powerful 2023)

These Long Island news leaders share their thoughts on what will be in Long Island’s news throughout the year. In this discussion, they pinpoint the major issues and key people that they are keeping their eyes on. We were joined by our host for this episode, Chris Wright, alongside Chris Vaccaro (Digital Vice President, Altice USA), Diane Masciale (Vice President & General Manager, WLIW21 & WLIW-FM), Don Hudson (Editor, Newsday), Pam Robinson (Publisher, Huntingtonnow.com) and Michael Dawidziak (Strategic Planning Systems, Inc.). We touch on topics such as: - Long Island's housing issues - The economy - Food insecurity issues - Politics - Taxes This discussion was part of the Fair Media Council annual event, The News Conference: Real & Powerful. The event brings the best in news together to engage in open dialogue with news consumers to build mutual understanding and respect. For more information on the Fair media council, click the following link... https://www.fairmediacouncil.org/news-conference-real-powerful-2023/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

New York News Forecast (From The News Conference: Real and Powerful 2023)

What to expect in New York regional news in 2023? Get the scoop on what’s happening in Albany, New York City, and Long Island before you hear it in the news from these insiders. We were joined by our host Tim Scheld, Moderator, alongside Bernadette Hogan, City Hall Bureau Chief, New York Post; Katie Honan, Senior Reporter, The City and Dr. Lee Mirigoff, Director, Marist Institute for Public Opinion, Marist College. We touch on topics such as: - Adams/Hochul - Bail reform - Casinos - Housing This discussion was part of the Fair Media Council annual event, The News Conference: Real & Powerful. The event brings the best in news together to engage in open dialogue with news consumers to build mutual understanding and respect. For more information on the Fair media council, click the following link... https://www.fairmediacouncil.org/news-conference-real-powerful-2023/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In the News: Guns in America (The News Conference: Real & Powerful 2023)

In this segment of the discussion, we went beyond the “thoughts and prayers” soundbite to discuss how the news media is covering gun violence in America today. Expert speakers offered insight and first-hand accounts. They tackled the issue in real-time to address why gun violence is on a northward trajectory in this country, and what communities are doing to counter it. We were joined by our host, Jaci Clement (CEO & Executive Director, Fair Media Council ) briefly, alongside Abene Clayton (specializes in covering gun violence in communities), Dr. Prince (Pediatric surgeon), Mary Claire Molloy (was in an active shooter situation), and Dr. Reynolds (a noted advocate in health and human services). We touch on topics such as: - The Problem of Gun Violence - What news media leaves out of the story - Tactics communities are using - Generational differences in views on guns This discussion was part of the Fair Media Council annual event, The News Conference: Real & Powerful. The event brings the best in news together to engage in open dialogue with news consumers to build mutual understanding and respect. For more information on the Fair media council, click the following link... https://www.fairmediacouncil.org/news-conference-real-powerful-2023/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

National News Forecast (The News Conference: Real & Powerful 2023)

This discussion was part of the Fair Media Council annual event, The News Conference: Real & Powerful 2023. The event brings the best in news together to engage in open dialogue with news consumers to build mutual understanding and respect. Smart, savvy and connected, these noted journalists pull back the curtain on D.C.’s wheeling and dealing — no matter what side of the aisle it’s happening on. No topic is off-limits. Find out who and what they’re keeping tabs on for 2023. In this segment of the discussion, we are joined by our host, Jaci Clement (CEO & Executive Director, Fair Media Council ), alongside Tom Brune (Washington Bureau Chief, Newsday), Robert A. George (Opinion Columnist, Bloomberg) and Dave Levinthal (Editor in Chief, Raw Story). We touch on topics such as: The Santos Story Where Local News Ends and National News Begins People to Keep an Eye on in 2023 For more information on the Fair media council, click the following link... https://www.fairmediacouncil.org/news-conference-real-powerful-2023/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

George Santos: Poster Boy for All That's Wrong with News Today

As the investigations pile up into who George Santos really is, one thing is certain: He is most definitely the poster boy for everything wrong with today's news media. The fact that Long Island is the scene of the crime makes it smart all the more. Our backyard, and the people who live here, deserve far better than what the news has been serving up. Let's unpack this. From CNN to The Atlantic, commentaries in the news over the past week have called out Long Island's news leader, Newsday, for missing this major Long Island story, which was broken by The New York Times. For those wondering why the dead tree sector carries the burden it's because historically, the news ecosystem has relied on newspapers to break the heavy stories, and looked to television and radio news to provide updates. But the talk of how Long Island news media, as a whole, missed this story isn't accurate, because one teeny, tiny local newspaper with a print circulation reported to be 3,200, put forth a scathing editorial in its Oct. 20 issue. It begins: "This newspaper would like to endorse a Republican for US Congress in NY3 (Oyster Bay, N Hempstead, NE Queens). But the GOP nominee - George Santos - is so bizarre, unprincipled and sketchy that we cannot." That opening paragraph from The North Shore Leader proved the kindest. The next five paragraphs detailed many of the issues for which Santos is now under investigation. So how is it The North Shore Leader -- with a masthead boasting a total of eight staffers -- had the goods on Santos? Maybe they paid attention to what the neighbors were saying. If word of Santos' ability to rock tall tales was long an open secret, why didn't that usher in scrutiny by the media before the election took place? Maybe the staff at The North Shore Leader paid attention to what was heard on the street instead of what was happening inside the media bubble. Maybe it didn't occur to them that size doesn't matter. Knowledge of the subject matter, dedication, and being able to follow a story wherever it leads has nothing to do with how many people are in a newsroom or the size of a budget. It does mean the reporters need to show up to find out what's actually going on and cultivate sources, instead of making a couple of calls from home and filing a story that fulfills a preconceived notion of what supposedly happened. Maybe they understand their role. For newsies who have forgotten, or for the newbies who have yet to be told: First and foremost, your job is to be the watchdog of government -- including elections, even those you're not interested in. You wrote this one off as being inconsequential? Lesson learned. Maybe they haven't given up on journalism. What today's modern media landscape is teeming with is what we can no longer afford, and the headlines in the newsfeeds continue to prove it. News coverage detailing what Santos said years ago that is now believed to be false only highlights the issue at hand: Journalism needs journalists, not stenographers posing as journalists. Despite all that, the fact is, the only way to find the editorial mentioned here is by knowing where to look. Long Island is home to some of the oldest newspapers in America, and it shows. The North Shore Leader is more than 70 years old and, like many of the local news outlets here, it uses its website to post pdfs of prior issues. This technological sin means the content is not readable by search engines and that, in this era, equates to the news being nonexistent. And that explains how this particular piece of news escaped the attention it deserved, but it doesn't explain the lack of journalism at large. ABOUT FAIR MEDIA COUNCIL Headquartered on Long Island, N.Y., the Fair Media Council advocates for quality news and works to create a media-savvy society. Founded in 1979, it has studied the content and character of local news for more than 40 years. It's never seen anything like this. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoice

Most-Read Woman in America Finally Has Her Story Told: FMC Fast Chat, Podcast of Fair Media Council

Elsie Robinson. Know her name? Probably not. Yet, Elsie Robinson was once the most influential newspaper columnist in America and it's time her story was told. Allison Gilbert has done just that in her new book, "Listen, World! How the Intrepid Elsie Robinson Became America's Most Read Woman." It's an inspiring tale, shared in the next 30 minutes with author Allison Gilbert and host Jaci Clement. ABOUT THE AUTHOR Allison Gilbert is the author of numerous books, including the much-anticipated first biography of American writer and syndicated newspaper columnist Elsie Robinson (1883-1956), published in 2022 by Seal Press, an imprint of Hachette Book Group. Her book, Passed and Present: Keeping Memories of Loved Ones Alive, reveals creative ways to remember family and friends we never want to forget. To mark the 20th anniversary of 9/11, Allison is executive producer of two film projects in collaboration with the 9/11 Memorial & Museum: a documentary called, "Reporting 9/11 and Why It Still Matters,” and a 20-part series, "Women Journalists of 9/11: Their Stories.” Featured journalists include Tom Brokaw, Savannah Guthrie, the New York Times’ Maggie Haberman, NPR’s Linda Wertheimer, and 60 Minutes' correspondent and anchor Scott Pelley, and many others. Please take a moment to follow her on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook. She’s everywhere as “agilbertwriter." (SOURCE: Amazon.com) ABOUT FMC FAST CHAT The official podcast of the Fair Media Council, FMC Fast Chat features notables in news, media, and business. Be in the know in 30(ish) minutes. The Fair Media Council is a 501c3 nonprofit organization advocating for quality news and working to create a media-savvy society. Find out more at fairmediacouncil.org GUEST BOOKING INQUIRIES Please email bookings@fairmediacouncil.org Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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