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substack The Streetjournal / Nov 9, 2020
Star journalists who once drew readers to legacy publications are launching their own direct-to-reader newsletters because they no longer want to pander to 'woke' readers and staff members.
Breaking News | The publishing platform challenging 'woke' newsrooms
The Streetjournal
substack Lancashire Telegraph / Nov 9, 2020
Subway has today unveiled its festive menu for 2020 and it includes 'The Pig in Blanket Sub' and the 'Turkey Breast SubStack'. The Pig in Blanket Sub (below), also known as the 'Tiger Pig', is a giant 6" Pig in Blanket on Subway's crusty tiger bread and comes with Southwest sauce.
See what's on Subway's new festive menu
substack Nottinghamshire Live / Nov 9, 2020
Subway has today unveiled its festive menu for 2020 - including what it says is the tastiest Christmas sandwich on the high street. The Pig in Blanket Sub, aka 'Tiger Pig', is a giant 6" Pig in Blanket on Subway's brand-new crusty tiger bread and drizzled with Southwest sauce.
Subway unveils Christmas menu for 2020
substack The Inquisitr / Nov 8, 2020
As media outlets call the 2020 presidential election for Democrat Joe Biden, and Donald Trump might be on his way out of the White House, journalist Glenn Greenwald released a piece on Substack that spotlighted the atrocities of the George W. Bush administration.
The Inquisitr
substack Lexington Herald Leader / Nov 8, 2020
Jersey numbers are intended to help identify players. But they can take on a deeper, more personal meaning. After all, it's common to hear a player say my number is ... When playing with his AAU team, Kentucky freshman Terrence Clarke felt kinship with No. 6. "My birthday is Sept.
Why do Kentucky basketball players wear certain numbers? The reasons vary.
Lexington Herald Leader
substack Rolling Stone / Nov 7, 2020
In the latest socially distanced episode of our and Katie Halper are joined by none other than newly-freelance journalist Useful Idiots podcast, hosts Matt Taibbi Glenn Greenwald. [ Editor's note: This episode was taped on November 5th, the Thursday after Election Night.]
Rolling Stone
substack The New Civil Rights Movement / Nov 7, 2020
President Donald Trump cannot win re-election. He's not really even trying. His "legal team" are D-list Fox News TV hosts and far right wing extremists. And in a class of his own, Rudy Giuliani, who reportedly was under DOJ investigation and has been palling around with an actual Russian agent.
The New Civil Rights Movement
substack Swarajya / Nov 7, 2020
The Chinese, of course, have been helped by a mixture of a chauvinist Hong Kong press and smart public relations: multinational CEOs, who are routinely picked up at Beijing airport by limousines and police outriders and feted on national television, have enjoyed the ego massage and stayed.
Swarajya
substack Newsweek / Nov 6, 2020
Nearly every mainstream media player predicted a clear and decisive defeat of Donald J. Trump leading up to-and all throughout-2020, as if the 2016 election had been a collective illusion. Few in media were willing to call out the obvious-that polling is based on faulty data and survey methodologies-because of their unabashed bias against the president.
substack Forbes / Nov 6, 2020
The ranks of self-employed Americans are growing. At the end of 2019, nearly 30% of American workers were self-employed, according to Gallup. The coronavirus pandemic has only accelerated the trend toward self-employment. Working for yourself doesn't mean you have to miss out on the tax benefits
Forbes
substack CounterPunch / Nov 6, 2020
The 2020 presidential election is heading towards a worst-case scenario in terms of America's sclerotic constitutional system: a neck-and-neck race in the electoral college that will likely wind up before the Supreme Court. As of early morning on Wednesday November 4, Trump seemed to be closing in on victory.
CounterPunch
substack Journalism.co.uk / Nov 5, 2020
Only a few months ago, the former LinkedIn international editor decided to start up her own podcasts, newsletter and a Patreon membership. She offers frank insight into being a 'one-woman band' and growing a niche audience From Substack newsletters to websites and podcasts, more and more journalists start up their own independent side-projects.
Journalism.co.uk
substack Yahoo Entertainment / Nov 5, 2020
How has the tech world changed with President Trump in the White House? With the 2020 election as a backdrop, it's worth diving into how tech companies both big and small operate differently than they did four years ago.
substack The Wellsboro Gazette / Nov 5, 2020
Violence in our cities must end Violence, rioting and looting in our cities because of widely publicized shootings of black men by police continues into the fall season with no end in sight.
Letter to the editor | Opinion | tiogapublishing.com
The Wellsboro Gazette
substack InsideHook / Nov 1, 2020
This week, politically-minded media observers witnessed a particularly unsettling scene: Glenn Greenwald publicly exiting The Intercept, the news site he had helped to found. Greenwald's resignation letter prompted a number of debates online, from questions of politics and transparency to discussions of the role of editors in high-profile writers' work.
InsideHook
substack TheStranger.com / Oct 30, 2020
We need your help. The economic fallout of the coronavirus crisis is threatening our ability to keep producing the stories you've come to love. If you're able, please consider making a monthly contribution to The Stranger.
TheStranger.com
substack The Streetjournal / Oct 30, 2020
Glenn Greenwald on Thursday told Tucker Carlson the left supports a CIA set on destroying Donald Trump after earlier resigning from a website he co-founded, claiming editors 'censored' an article he wrote criticizing Joe Biden. The journalist, part of a team that won a Pulitzer for reports about government surveillance programs based on leaks by Edward Snowden, told...
substack Ithaca College The Ithacan / Oct 30, 2020
The Park Center for Independent Media (PCIM) held its 12th annual Izzy Award ceremony Oct. 28, honoring the works of the publication News Inside; the Puerto Rican organization Centro de Periodismo Investigativo (CPI, the Center for Investigative Journalism); and journalist Matt Taibbi. The Izzy Award was created to honor exceptional journalists and news outlets in independent media.
Independent media virtually celebrated at 12th annual Izzy Awards
Ithaca College The Ithacan
substack Forbes / Oct 30, 2020
