Another reader, Richard Crane, noted the emphasis in Monday's article (which did appear on the front page) on the politics of the situation and asked, "Does New York Times report, or advocate?" On Twitter, the veteran journalist Jeff Greenfield framed the question this way: NYTimes headline on IRS targeting says if "Gives GOP an Issue".
The human cost of the gratuitous recession that Berlin is inflicting on Europeans is hidden by the journalist's framing of the crisis as a mere "slowdown" and describing it as a "cloud".
(AUM18) For some media actors, this was the main agenda in being a journalist, as framed by one UK media actor, ' a journalist has got to interrogate and investigate' (UKM2).
Journalists initially framed the story as a 'racial' conflict and failed to see the anti-Semitism inherent in the riots".
Mumia is a former Black Panther and imprisoned radio journalist who was framed by the Philadelphia police, railroaded in the courts and wrongfully convicted and sentenced to death for the killing of Daniel Faulkner, a white police officer in Philadelphia.
"Every other type of storytelling involves framing, whether the rectangular frame of a still photograph or the framing a journalist does writing a news story or feature," he says.
This was a person who was a representative for a group that once framed a journalist in a fake terrorism plot.
Like the time they managed to frame a journalist they didn't like for terrorism by planting her fingerprints on a fake bomb threat.
The first Davis we meet is the established legend of the 1980s, an old lion with a lot of bite being interviewed on camera by a nervous, unseen journalist in "Miles Ahead's" framing device.
Which is probably one I would be a bit embarrassed to stand behind if I were part of an organization that once attempted to frame a journalist in a bomb plot because she wrote critically about them.
"Journalists developed automatic framing protocols generations ago because of the need to report quickly," he said.
