Crow posted:i think this concept should be greatly expanded, i see it in so many places besides Vice.
do you have anything in mind? i mean, i don't doubt it.
edit: like, i like the stuff that new left review has on international affairs. are there publications of similar quality and/or length that focus more on international affairs?
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discipline posted:well then you're probably going to want to stick with blogs. pepe escobar is still pretty solid. phil greves is a good writer too.
cool thanx
edit: does pepe escobar have all of his stuff in one place or is this going to be that thing where i have to comb lots of different news sources and probably google him every few months like when i want to find out if adolph reed has done anything lately?
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drwhat posted:babyfinland posted:drwhat posted:i have zero concept of what is popular or where people get ideas anymore. vice is a big thing? people pay attention to it seriously?
breaking bad was p good if u havent seen that.
i got the impression it was just a lot of wallowing in the meaninglessness of modernity and i get enough of that from inside my own head
wow well ok fart for a mind dont gotta be snarky with it
roseweird posted:trans women by definition desire to live a conception of female experience derived from male experience
kind of a broad generalization you're drawing there with the "by definition" thing, no?
babyfinland posted:pepe escobar writes op-eds hes not much of a journalist anymore
who are some good journalists to follow?
c_man posted:babyfinland posted:pepe escobar writes op-eds hes not much of a journalist anymore
who are some good journalists to follow?
u cant just walk up to me and ask me questions like this. No Hablo Ingles fucker. $10 i give u the names. Paypal Venmo Western Union
NoFreeWill posted:well if you're born in and treated by others as male growing up its difficult to see how you would get your conception of female experience any other way.
Backus posted:I mean way back in its earliest days their Dos and Donts secretly promoted brands that had paid them.
that's epic
Skylark posted:Backus posted:I mean way back in its earliest days their Dos and Donts secretly promoted brands that had paid them.
that's epic
hi skylark. im loling at the idea of like a pure journalistic dos and donts untainted by brand loyalty. if ur gonna do somehting might as well get paid for it
hard to believe but i havent watched this n dont want to
babyfinland posted:Skylark posted:Backus posted:I mean way back in its earliest days their Dos and Donts secretly promoted brands that had paid them.
that's epic
hi skylark. im loling at the idea of like a pure journalistic dos and donts untainted by brand loyalty. if ur gonna do somehting might as well get paid for it
hi and thank you but i don't think i have the heart to tell somebody they're a dont
Skylark posted:babyfinland posted:Skylark posted:Backus posted:I mean way back in its earliest days their Dos and Donts secretly promoted brands that had paid them.
that's epic
hi skylark. im loling at the idea of like a pure journalistic dos and donts untainted by brand loyalty. if ur gonna do somehting might as well get paid for it
hi and thank you but i don't think i have the heart to tell somebody they're a dont
no i mean vice
babyfinland posted:Skylark posted:babyfinland posted:Skylark posted:Backus posted:I mean way back in its earliest days their Dos and Donts secretly promoted brands that had paid them.
that's epic
hi skylark. im loling at the idea of like a pure journalistic dos and donts untainted by brand loyalty. if ur gonna do somehting might as well get paid for it
hi and thank you but i don't think i have the heart to tell somebody they're a dont
no i mean vice
oh i misunderstood. but aren't you worried about their integrity as a fashion tastemaker
maybe this should be its own thread
Backus posted:Patrick Higgins' blog is great, as for journalists uh, Eva Golinger is really good though a lot of it's in Spanish, Black Agenda Report though it's more editorial than reporting I guess, ummmm
maybe this should be its own thread
i'll do that and probably start off by listing stuff i think is cool just so there's something to talk about/call me an idiot about
Backus posted:daddyholes posted:Backus posted:it doesn't go into their imperial cheerleading and tour-guide-to-the-Orient style of foreign affairs coverage.
write the article
well maybe, it was gonna be more of an email than an article. i'm honestly pretty far out of the loop on Actual Foreign Affairs ever since I burned out on reading the news a few years back, but maybe that'd be a good way to get reoriented, IDK. A lot of the actual work of uncovering this stuff was done by other people who i follow on twitter/etc. but it might be good to synthesize it.
also on the ®branded #content thing, here is the head of NewsCorp: "Thomson also expected a level of distrust at the rise of native advertising, saying that while the titles under his control are "clearly doing it", caution needs to be taken over the potential impact on editorial quality." It's hilarious to me that Danny Gold said that doesn't happen because Vice has literally done that since day one, I mean way back in its earliest days their Dos and Donts secretly promoted brands that had paid them.
even if its just relying mostly on other peoples legwork having it all in one big thing would be very helpful
getfiscal posted:tom and i are going to get the macklemore haircut and then get rich or die trying
this is the plan
getfiscal posted:and then get rich or die trying
i believe thats called "participating in capitalism"
discipline posted:is this for real
according to Gawker it is
http://gawker.com/here-is-the-vice-style-guide-1638739250
http://www.scribd.com/doc/240864422/Vice-Style-Guide
haha Whoa ther google, i apprec the quick close but id like for us to get to know each other first