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New York Times Opinion - The New York Times Trump’s attacks on the media are mere sideshow; the main events are his attacks on civil rights and his itching for a military attack on north korea. Also, there is clearly value in new york times journalists engaging in a transparent debate over how contentious issues are reported. but it is widely recognised among journalists that a newsroom under the public spotlight can become distracted and lose focus on its news gathering function.

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Hanna Barczyk - New York Times/Opinion Pages An mit study found that false news, especially political disinformation, spreads many times faster than the truth on digital media. The latest entry in what has grown into a burgeoning list of digital jeremiads is an essay that appeared in the new york times over the weekend. the piece, by kevin roose, is headlined “do not disturb: how i ditched my phone and unbroke my brain.”. What if the attention crisis is all a distraction? from the pianoforte to the smartphone, each wave of tech has sparked fears of brain rot. but the problem isn’t our ability to focus—it’s what we’re focussing on. Although mr. hayes mentions prayer, meditation, and other spiritual and psychological practices as inner disciplines to quiet distraction, he acknowledges that his mind is too restless and.

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Opinion - The New York Times What if the attention crisis is all a distraction? from the pianoforte to the smartphone, each wave of tech has sparked fears of brain rot. but the problem isn’t our ability to focus—it’s what we’re focussing on. Although mr. hayes mentions prayer, meditation, and other spiritual and psychological practices as inner disciplines to quiet distraction, he acknowledges that his mind is too restless and. Clare malone interviews joe kahn, the new york times’ executive editor, who wants to incentivize his staff to take on difficult stories, even when they might engender scrutiny, or backlash. The new york times driven to distraction articles in this series examine the dangers of drivers using cellphones and other electronic devices, and efforts to deal with the problem. The times’s audience overwhelmingly engages with our digital report, including newsletters, alerts and social media programming, where these stories were given heavy prominence. readers can see for themselves here the depth of coverage we have produced on trump’s jan. 6 case. If i just wrote it and pushed “send,” i told myself, then i wasn’t really going online. what i failed to take into account was that new emails would download into my inbox while i wrote my own.

Opinion - The New York Times

Opinion - The New York Times Clare malone interviews joe kahn, the new york times’ executive editor, who wants to incentivize his staff to take on difficult stories, even when they might engender scrutiny, or backlash. The new york times driven to distraction articles in this series examine the dangers of drivers using cellphones and other electronic devices, and efforts to deal with the problem. The times’s audience overwhelmingly engages with our digital report, including newsletters, alerts and social media programming, where these stories were given heavy prominence. readers can see for themselves here the depth of coverage we have produced on trump’s jan. 6 case. If i just wrote it and pushed “send,” i told myself, then i wasn’t really going online. what i failed to take into account was that new emails would download into my inbox while i wrote my own.

Opinion - The New York Times

Opinion - The New York Times The times’s audience overwhelmingly engages with our digital report, including newsletters, alerts and social media programming, where these stories were given heavy prominence. readers can see for themselves here the depth of coverage we have produced on trump’s jan. 6 case. If i just wrote it and pushed “send,” i told myself, then i wasn’t really going online. what i failed to take into account was that new emails would download into my inbox while i wrote my own.

Opinion - The New York Times

Opinion - The New York Times

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