Name a magazine you think would be most likely to write an op-ed taking down President-Elect Donald Trump. The Atlantic? Time? U.S. News and World Report? Nope. Try Teen Vogue. This week on Views of the News, we talk about the sharp piece outlining the ways Trump used gaslighting techniques to win over his voter base.
Lauren Duca, Teen Vogue: “Donald Trump is gaslighting America”
Mark Joseph Stern, Slate: “Teen Vogue’s Trump takedown is not a surprise, because the magazine rocks”
Katie Mettler, Washington Post: “In ‘scorched-earth’ op-ed, a Teen Vogue writer says Trump is ‘gaslighting America”
Sophie Gilbert, The Atlantic: “Teen Vogue’s political coverage isn’t surprising”
Julianne Escobedo Shepherd, Jezebel: “If you’re shocked Teen Vogue is great, you’re not paying attention”
Trump to keep EP credit
Philip Bump, Washington Post: “Donald Trump’s ‘executive producer’ credit, explained by a big-shot Hollywood lawyer”
Seth Kelley, Variety: “Donald Trump denies he will work on ‘Apprentice’ while president”
Katie Jerkovich, The Daily Caller: “Trump to be ‘Celebrity Apprentice’ executive producer”
David Folkenflik, NPR: “Trump’s continued ties to ‘Celebrity Apprentice’ raises more conflict questions”
Michael M. Grynbaum, New York Times: “As ‘The Apprentice’ returns to TV, Trump stands to profit”
Dylan Byers, CNN Money: “Donald Trump’s ‘Celebrity Apprentice’ deal may include money from brands”
Trump TV is a thing
Tara Palmeri, POLITICO: “Trump to inherit state-run TV network with expanded reach”
Corey Doctorow, Boing Boing: “Trump is inheriting the right to Breitbartize Voice of America, Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty”
Daily Kos: “The Voice of America is about to become Trump TV”
The future of cross-ownership
Mike Cavender, RTDNA: “Cross-ownership rule may own soon”
Richardo Bilton, Nieman Journalism Lab: “Pushing to kill regulations (and weaken fair use), the newspaper industry is asking Trump for change”
April Glaser, Recode: “Net neutrality faces extinction under Trump”
A Jacobson, Radio & Television Business Report: “What did the Senate GOP do in refusing Rosenworcel?”
Reporter shooting as ISIS
Brandon Morse, TheBlaze: “Exclusive: TheBlaze’s Jason Buttrill shoots at ISIS members and shares footage from the Mosul front”
Jeff Schogol, Military Times: “Reporter takes heat for shooting at ISIS”
Brian Flood, The Wrap: “TheBlaze suspends reporter who fired gun shots at ISIS”
Hadas Gold, POLITICO: “TheBlazesuspends researcher who says he shot at ISIL fighters”
Letters about Japanese Internment
Carolina A. Miranda, LA Times: “Our national parks can also be reminders of America’s history of race and civil rights”
Letters to the Editor, LA Times: “Were the stories about Japanese internment during World War II unbalanced? Two letter writers think so”
Deirdre Edgar, LA Times: “Letters about Japanese internment weren’t civil”
Gann Matsuda, Manzanar Committee: “More than a blog post needed from Los Angeles Times regarding publication of unbalanced, inaccurate letters about Japanese American incarceration”
Kevin Roderick, LAObserved: “LA Times says pro-internment letters should not have run”
Gen Z is camera-ready
Jessica Contrera, Washington Post: “When every moment of childhood can be recorded and shared, what happens to childhood?”
