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Hace 21 horas · Walter Lippmann House One Francis Ave. Cambridge, MA 02138 617 495 2237 The Nieman Journalism Lab is a collaborative attempt to figure out how quality journalism can survive and thrive in the Internet age.
Hace 3 días · Walter Lippmann and his wife, the former Helen Byrne, moved into the Lowell Hotel around 1970. The couple had married in 1938. By then, Lippmann was a well-known political journalist and author, having written A Preface to Politics in 1913 and Drift and Mastery the following year.
Hace 2 días · Walter Lippmann pointed out early last century that one of the main functions of the media in a democracy is to tell us what is happening in places we can’t visit. Without accurate information, he reasoned, how do we manage our civic duty to make decisions about foreign policy when we go to the polls?
Hace 21 horas · lippmann's analysis Walter Lippmann's "Public Opinion" highlights the creation of simplified narratives to shape public perception. This discussion constructs a dichotomy between a competent, resilient Russia and an incompetent, declining West.
Hace 21 horas · Was Bernays beispielsweise von Walter Lippmann unterscheidet, dem man auch immer wieder Elitismus vorwirft, ist hier nochmals gesondert hervorzuheben: Während Lipmann ebenfalls konstatiert, dass sich der durchschnittliche Bürger in der komplexen Massengesellschaft gar nicht zurechtfinden kann, weil er zu viele Eindrücke und Informationen verarbeiten und über zu viele Thematiken ...
Hace 21 horas · In celebrating this milestone, I am reminded of the words of Walter Lippmann: “The function of the press in society is to inform, but its role in society is to make the people aware of their own strengths and weaknesses.” This has been our guiding light at Nagaland Page, and it will continue to illuminate our path in the years to come.
Hace 1 día · Dans sa préface au Public fantôme, Bruno Latour assume le diagnostic de Walter Lippmann : « Lippmann ne désespère pas du public mais il ne l’idéalise pas non plus […] : oui, c’est bien le public qui doit s’emparer des problèmes puisque tous les autres ont failli ; oui, le public doit résoudre l’affaire malgré toute son incompétence, sa fragilité et son amateurisme.
