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@davidwestphal.bsky.socialBill Mitchell @bostonbill.bsky.social Retired journalist who can still type. Not the other Bill Mitchell(s). Priors: @ncronline, Poynter, Detroit Free Press, etc. In Boston w/ spouse of 55 years and a dog named Benny, upstairs from grandkids who keep us younger than we look. www.bmitch.org.
Geneva Overholser @genevaoh.bsky.social Veteran newspaperwoman. Journalism critic. Democracy lover. Trying to feel hope.
Leslie Molson @ladymolson.com Middle-aged woman who lives in New Orleans. Host of the NOLASky feed. Hit me up if you want to be on it! https://bsky.app/profile/ladymolson.com/feed/nolasky.
NPR @npr.org This is NPR 🎙️
The Atlantic @theatlantic.com Exploring the American idea through ambitious, essential reporting and storytelling. Of no party or clique since 1857. http://theatlantic.com
The Washington Post @washingtonpost.com Democracy Skies in Blueness
The New York Times @nytimes.com We seek the truth and help people understand the world. Not a subscriber? Your first month is now free in our app. https://nytimes.onelink.me/Xpht/zbx4nci9
Joshua Benton @joshuabenton.com 21st-century media and the 19th-c American South. Founded and ran @niemanlab.org at @harvard.edu for 12 yrs; now the senior writer there. Cajun, dad of two, husband of one. Journalist with a history problem. Also: @theatlantic.com, @washingtonpost.com, etc
Dan Kennedy @dankennedy.net J-prof at Northeastern University. Co-leader, with Ellen Clegg, of @whatworks-nu.bsky.social. News and commentary at Media Nation, https://dankennedy.net.
Jeff (Hot Type) Jarvis @jeffjarvis.bsky.social Visiting prof @Stony Brook; fellow @Montclair State; emeritus prof @CUNY's Newmark School of Journalism. Co-host: Intelligent Machines, AI Inside. Author of Hot Type, The Gutenberg Parenthesis, Magazine, available at: https://jeffjarvis.com
Jay Rosen @jayrosen.bsky.social Let's see... 39 years teaching journalism at NYU. A critic who tries to be useful. PressThink: the name of my subject and my site. My book: "What Are Journalists For?" (1999, Yale University Press)