Joss Fong is former Vox and Adam Cole did work for NPR and both focused on science journalism. I really enjoy their videos and the thought they put into everything.
Joss Fong is former Vox and Adam Cole did work for NPR and both focused on science journalism. I really enjoy their videos and the thought they put into everything.
I've been loving every howtown video and this is no exception! It's cool to see concrete evidence of conspiracy theories and people jumping to conclusions end up being the most viral tweets even...
I've been loving every howtown video and this is no exception!
It's cool to see concrete evidence of conspiracy theories and people jumping to conclusions end up being the most viral tweets even though it is a sad reality.
The ending message that you news organisations don't need to state facts right away to stay relevant, but just explain what you are looking for and how you are doing it which is a nice alternate reality to strive for.
Joss Fong is former Vox and Adam Cole did work for NPR and both focused on science journalism. I really enjoy their videos and the thought they put into everything.
I've been loving every howtown video and this is no exception!
It's cool to see concrete evidence of conspiracy theories and people jumping to conclusions end up being the most viral tweets even though it is a sad reality.
The ending message that you news organisations don't need to state facts right away to stay relevant, but just explain what you are looking for and how you are doing it which is a nice alternate reality to strive for.
Can the title here be edited to provide some sort of glimpse into what "the news" actually is?
Done. I added the video description tagline to the title to help clarify it.