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Paul Farhi

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I write about the news media and other topics. Formerly: Washington Post. Reachable: [email protected].

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About time the best athletes in the world were rewarded for being the best athletes in the world: Olympic track and field gold medalists will get $50,000 in prize money. apnews.com/article/world-…

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Negative reactions in China to the opening scene in “3 Body Problem”—in which a physicist is beaten to death by Red Guards before a cheering mob during the Cultural Revolution—suggests Chinese govt propaganda has been effective in erasing recent history. nytimes.com/2024/04/08/bus…

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.⁦@Dan Kennedy_nu⁩ does a good job here of fleshing out the objections to ⁦Uri Berliner⁩’s essay criticizing @npr. It’s “based on false and out-of-context facts,” he writes. dankennedy.net/2024/04/11/fis…

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O.J. was acquitted of murder but was later found liable for it in a civil trial. So does that make him a murderer? The parallel here is Trump, found responsible for sexually abusing E. Jean Carroll in a civil case but never convicted in a criminal trial.

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Please stop saying “[Name of program or news event] was the start of reality television.” There has been reality television since there was television.

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If only the people on Gilligan’s Island had thought of this. Professor? Castaways rescued from Pacific island after writing ‘HELP’ on beach. washingtonpost.com/world/2024/04/…

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This very good ⁦The Washington Post⁩ O.J. obit leaves out one critical nuance about his murder trial: the change of venue from (mostly white, affluent) Santa Monica to (more racially, economically mixed) downtown L.A. Changed the jury pool considerably. washingtonpost.com/obituaries/202…

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