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Effective URL: https://www.pulitzer.org/
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Effective URL: https://www.pulitzer.org/
Submission: On May 24 via api from GB — Scanned from GB
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This website contacted 16 IPs
in 3 countries
across 11 domains to perform 98 HTTP transactions.
The main IP is 2606:4700:4400::6812:2b16, located in
United States and
belongs to CLOUDFLARENET, US.
The main domain is www.pulitzer.org.
The Cisco Umbrella rank of the primary domain is 314913.
TLS certificate: Issued by Cloudflare Inc ECC CA-3 on May 3rd 2022. Valid for: a year.
This is the only time www.pulitzer.org was scanned on urlscan.io!
TLS certificate: Issued by Cloudflare Inc ECC CA-3 on May 3rd 2022. Valid for: a year.
This is the only time www.pulitzer.org was scanned on urlscan.io!
urlscan.io Verdict: No classification
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URL: https://cuit.columbia.edu/content/columbia-university-website-cookie-notice
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URL: https://cpj.org/2022/05/proposed-russian-legislation-threatens-to-shut-down-all-independent-media/
Title: CPJ: Proposed Russian Legislation Threatens to Shut Down All Independent Media: The Committee to Protect Journalists has called on the Russian State Duma to "withdraw a draft law that would facilitate the arbitrary shutdown of media outlets and increase the number of journalists prosecuted for sharing information," according to a Wednesday press release. "The State Duma, the lower house of Russia’s legislature, is set to consider legislation that would allow authorities to invalidate the registration and accreditation of media outlets without a court order and hold newsrooms accountable for information they republish, according to multiple news reports," the release continued. "The Duma was initially scheduled to consider the bill during its May 18 session, but the examination was postponed to May 24, Aleksei Obukhov, editor for independent news outlet Sota.Vision, told CPJ via messaging app. On March 4, President Vladimir Putin enacted amendments to the Russian criminal code imposing prison terms for spreading 'fake' information about the country’s military. On March 25, Russian legislators expanded the law and introduced punishment for 'false' coverage about the country’s government agencies abroad." In a statement, CPJ Europe and Central Asia Program Coordinator Gulnoza Said condemned the proposed legislation. "While the Russian landscape of independent media has been drastically shrinking since the adoption of the legislation on 'fakes' about the Russian army and government agencies abroad, this bill is a further blow to press freedom and effectively prevents the existence of any reporting that contradicts the government’s policy," he said. "The State Duma should not pass this proposed legislation, and authorities must allow the media to work freely." Were it to be enacted as law, the bill "would give the Prosecutor General's Office the power to arbitrarily invalidate the registration and revoke the license of media outlets by simply submitting a request to Russia's state media regulator, Roskomnadzor, according to CPJ’s review of the bill." Actionable violations would range from "discrediting the Russian military" to "distributing anti-war appeals" and "disrespecting authorities," including the dissemination of "false information" about the Russian military. Additionally, Russian journalists would be "liable for republishing information," while the Prosecutor General's Office would be granted the right "to ban foreign media from Russia and revoke [...] correspondents' accreditations as a retaliatory measure." The bill will be considered during the Duma's May 24 session. CPJ "emailed the [...] Duma for comment but did not receive any reply." May 20, 2022, Committee to Protect Journalists
Title: CPJ: Proposed Russian Legislation Threatens to Shut Down All Independent Media: The Committee to Protect Journalists has called on the Russian State Duma to "withdraw a draft law that would facilitate the arbitrary shutdown of media outlets and increase the number of journalists prosecuted for sharing information," according to a Wednesday press release. "The State Duma, the lower house of Russia’s legislature, is set to consider legislation that would allow authorities to invalidate the registration and accreditation of media outlets without a court order and hold newsrooms accountable for information they republish, according to multiple news reports," the release continued. "The Duma was initially scheduled to consider the bill during its May 18 session, but the examination was postponed to May 24, Aleksei Obukhov, editor for independent news outlet Sota.Vision, told CPJ via messaging app. On March 4, President Vladimir Putin enacted amendments to the Russian criminal code imposing prison terms for spreading 'fake' information about the country’s military. On March 25, Russian legislators expanded the law and introduced punishment for 'false' coverage about the country’s government agencies abroad." In a statement, CPJ Europe and Central Asia Program Coordinator Gulnoza Said condemned the proposed legislation. "While the Russian landscape of independent media has been drastically shrinking since the adoption of the legislation on 'fakes' about the Russian army and government agencies abroad, this bill is a further blow to press freedom and effectively prevents the existence of any reporting that contradicts the government’s policy," he said. "The State Duma should not pass this proposed legislation, and authorities must allow the media to work freely." Were it to be enacted as law, the bill "would give the Prosecutor General's Office the power to arbitrarily invalidate the registration and revoke the license of media outlets by simply submitting a request to Russia's state media regulator, Roskomnadzor, according to CPJ’s review of the bill." Actionable violations would range from "discrediting the Russian military" to "distributing anti-war appeals" and "disrespecting authorities," including the dissemination of "false information" about the Russian military. Additionally, Russian journalists would be "liable for republishing information," while the Prosecutor General's Office would be granted the right "to ban foreign media from Russia and revoke [...] correspondents' accreditations as a retaliatory measure." The bill will be considered during the Duma's May 24 session. CPJ "emailed the [...] Duma for comment but did not receive any reply." May 20, 2022, Committee to Protect Journalists
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URL: https://www.wsj.com/articles/gop-led-legislation-would-force-breakup-of-googles-ad-business-11652969185
Title: Bipartisan Legislation Would Force Breakup of Google's Ad Business: A bipartisan group of senators "introduced legislation Thursday that would take aim at conflicts of interest in the advertising technology industry and force Google to break up its dominant online-ad business," according to Keach Hagey of The Wall Street Journal. Co-sponsored by Sens. Mike Lee (R., Utah), Ted Cruz (R., Texas), Amy Klobuchar (D., Minn.) and Richard Blumenthal (D., Conn.), the Competition and Transparency in Digital Advertising Act "is among the most aggressive of the legislative proposals circulating in Congress that aim to rein in the power of Big Tech," Hagey added. Under the legislation, companies "processing more than $20 billion in digital ad transactions annually" would be prohibited "from participating in more than one part of the digital advertising ecosystem." If enacted into law, the bill would immediately affect Google, which emerged as "the dominant player at every link in the chain that connects buyers and sellers of online advertising" by "[operating] tools that help companies sell and purchase ads, as well as the auction houses, or exchanges, where transactions happen in split seconds" in the aftermath of its 2008 acquisition of early digital advertising company DoubleClick. The company's advertising business "generated $31.7 billion in revenue in 2021." Congressional aides expect that a companion House bill (co-sponsored by Reps. Ken Buck [R., Colorado] and Pramila Jayapal [D., Washington]) may be introduced as early as Thursday. "When you have Google simultaneously serving as a seller and a buyer and running an exchange, that gives them an unfair, undue advantage in the marketplace, one that doesn’t necessarily reflect the value they are providing," said Lee. "When a company can wear all these hats simultaneously, it can engage in conduct that harms everyone." Affected companies (likely including Facebook parent company Meta) "would have a year from the enactment of the legislation to comply with the new rules." If passed, according to Hagey, the legislation "would be the most significant change to antitrust law in a generation" by "[amending] the Clayton Act of 1914, one of the two laws that form the foundation of American antitrust law—and which hasn’t been amended since the 1970s." A Google spokesperson asserted that digital advertising tools "help American websites and apps fund their content, help businesses grow, and help protect users from privacy risks and misleading ads [...] Breaking those tools would hurt publishers and advertisers, lower ad quality, and create new privacy risks. And at a time of heightened inflation, it would handicap small businesses looking for easy and effective ways to grow online. The real issue is low-quality data brokers who threaten Americans’ privacy and flood them with spammy ads." May 19, 2022, The Wall Street Journal
Title: Bipartisan Legislation Would Force Breakup of Google's Ad Business: A bipartisan group of senators "introduced legislation Thursday that would take aim at conflicts of interest in the advertising technology industry and force Google to break up its dominant online-ad business," according to Keach Hagey of The Wall Street Journal. Co-sponsored by Sens. Mike Lee (R., Utah), Ted Cruz (R., Texas), Amy Klobuchar (D., Minn.) and Richard Blumenthal (D., Conn.), the Competition and Transparency in Digital Advertising Act "is among the most aggressive of the legislative proposals circulating in Congress that aim to rein in the power of Big Tech," Hagey added. Under the legislation, companies "processing more than $20 billion in digital ad transactions annually" would be prohibited "from participating in more than one part of the digital advertising ecosystem." If enacted into law, the bill would immediately affect Google, which emerged as "the dominant player at every link in the chain that connects buyers and sellers of online advertising" by "[operating] tools that help companies sell and purchase ads, as well as the auction houses, or exchanges, where transactions happen in split seconds" in the aftermath of its 2008 acquisition of early digital advertising company DoubleClick. The company's advertising business "generated $31.7 billion in revenue in 2021." Congressional aides expect that a companion House bill (co-sponsored by Reps. Ken Buck [R., Colorado] and Pramila Jayapal [D., Washington]) may be introduced as early as Thursday. "When you have Google simultaneously serving as a seller and a buyer and running an exchange, that gives them an unfair, undue advantage in the marketplace, one that doesn’t necessarily reflect the value they are providing," said Lee. "When a company can wear all these hats simultaneously, it can engage in conduct that harms everyone." Affected companies (likely including Facebook parent company Meta) "would have a year from the enactment of the legislation to comply with the new rules." If passed, according to Hagey, the legislation "would be the most significant change to antitrust law in a generation" by "[amending] the Clayton Act of 1914, one of the two laws that form the foundation of American antitrust law—and which hasn’t been amended since the 1970s." A Google spokesperson asserted that digital advertising tools "help American websites and apps fund their content, help businesses grow, and help protect users from privacy risks and misleading ads [...] Breaking those tools would hurt publishers and advertisers, lower ad quality, and create new privacy risks. And at a time of heightened inflation, it would handicap small businesses looking for easy and effective ways to grow online. The real issue is low-quality data brokers who threaten Americans’ privacy and flood them with spammy ads." May 19, 2022, The Wall Street Journal
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URL: https://president.columbia.edu/news/jelani-cobb-appointed-dean-columbia-journalism-school
Title: Jelani Cobb Appointed Dean of Columbia Journalism School: 2018 Commentary finalist Jelani Cobb will succeed two-time Pulitzer winner Steve Coll as dean of the Columbia Journalism School effective August 1, Columbia University President Lee Bollinger announced today. Cobb, who joined the School's tenured faculty in 2016, currently serves as the Ira A. Lipman Professor of Journalism and Director of the Ira A. Lipman Center for Journalism and Civil and Human Rights. "Jelani is a highly distinguished and renowned journalist and historian," Bollinger said. "Since 2012, he has worked for The New Yorker, as a contributor and currently as a staff writer, offering in-depth analyses of a wide array of subjects, ranging from electoral politics and policing to filmmaking and stand-up comedy. He has authored books on the election of President Barack Obama and the history of hip hop, and he recently co-edited an anthology of portraits of Black life in America. His essays and opinions have been published in The Washington Post, The New Republic, Essence, Vibe, The Progressive, and TheRoot.com. Jelani’s expansive resume also includes reporting for 'Whose Vote Counts,' the Peabody Award winning documentary series with Columbia colleague June Cross, from PBS FRONTLINE, Columbia Journalism Investigations, and USA Today." A native of Queens, Cobb earned his undergraduate degree from Howard University and a Ph.D. in history from Rutgers University. He is the recipient of fellowships from the Fulbright and Ford Foundations and received the Sidney Hillman Award for Opinion and Analysis Journalism in 2015. "Jelani's vision for the future of the Journalism School is one that embraces the vital role of journalism in our society, on a local and global scale, and the need to ensure our graduates are as well prepared as possible for an incredibly dynamic and changing field," Bollinger added. "I am grateful to the members of the search committee for their careful and tireless work throughout this selection process—we are all delighted with this outcome and look forward to seeing how, as Dean, Jelani will shape the future of journalism education." The incumbent dean of the Journalism School has served as an ex officio member of the Pulitzer Prize Board since 1975; in this capacity, he, she, or they may participate fully in the Board's work and deliberations save for voting on the winners. May 13, 2022, Columbia University
Title: Jelani Cobb Appointed Dean of Columbia Journalism School: 2018 Commentary finalist Jelani Cobb will succeed two-time Pulitzer winner Steve Coll as dean of the Columbia Journalism School effective August 1, Columbia University President Lee Bollinger announced today. Cobb, who joined the School's tenured faculty in 2016, currently serves as the Ira A. Lipman Professor of Journalism and Director of the Ira A. Lipman Center for Journalism and Civil and Human Rights. "Jelani is a highly distinguished and renowned journalist and historian," Bollinger said. "Since 2012, he has worked for The New Yorker, as a contributor and currently as a staff writer, offering in-depth analyses of a wide array of subjects, ranging from electoral politics and policing to filmmaking and stand-up comedy. He has authored books on the election of President Barack Obama and the history of hip hop, and he recently co-edited an anthology of portraits of Black life in America. His essays and opinions have been published in The Washington Post, The New Republic, Essence, Vibe, The Progressive, and TheRoot.com. Jelani’s expansive resume also includes reporting for 'Whose Vote Counts,' the Peabody Award winning documentary series with Columbia colleague June Cross, from PBS FRONTLINE, Columbia Journalism Investigations, and USA Today." A native of Queens, Cobb earned his undergraduate degree from Howard University and a Ph.D. in history from Rutgers University. He is the recipient of fellowships from the Fulbright and Ford Foundations and received the Sidney Hillman Award for Opinion and Analysis Journalism in 2015. "Jelani's vision for the future of the Journalism School is one that embraces the vital role of journalism in our society, on a local and global scale, and the need to ensure our graduates are as well prepared as possible for an incredibly dynamic and changing field," Bollinger added. "I am grateful to the members of the search committee for their careful and tireless work throughout this selection process—we are all delighted with this outcome and look forward to seeing how, as Dean, Jelani will shape the future of journalism education." The incumbent dean of the Journalism School has served as an ex officio member of the Pulitzer Prize Board since 1975; in this capacity, he, she, or they may participate fully in the Board's work and deliberations save for voting on the winners. May 13, 2022, Columbia University
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URL: https://www.washingtonpost.com/theater-dance/2022/05/09/tony-award-nominations-2022/
Title: Pulitzer-Winning 'Strange Loop' Leads Tony Nominations: The 2020 Drama Prize-winning "A Strange Loop" — "the raucously witty tale of a struggling Broadway composer by Michael R. Jackson — has to be considered the early front-runner for" the Tony Award for Outstanding New Musical after "[garnering] the most nominations, 11, of any of the 29 productions that received recognition from the panel of 29 Tony nominators," past Pulitzer juror Peter Marks of The Washington Post reported Monday. 650 "producers, designers, actors and other theater people will now cast their votes" for the awards, which will be announced on June 12 at Radio City Music Hall. Also nominated in the New Musical category is the Michael Jackson jukebox musical "MJ the Musical" (with a book by two-time Pulitzer winner Lynn Nottage), while Nottage's "Clyde's" and 2008 Drama winner Tracy Letts' "The Minutes" (itself a 2018 Drama finalist) have been nominated for Best New Play. The 75th awards cycle "is a return to traditional form for the Tonys, which were forced by the coronavirus shutdown in March 2020 to scrub the festivities that year," resulting in "the awards for the truncated 2019-20 season" being announced last September. "It appears that the nominators concluded there were so many worthy performances they couldn’t narrow down their lists to the traditional four or five nominees," Marks added. "As a result, there are seven actors vying for best actor in a play, among them all three of the stars of 'The Lehman Trilogy,' an epic 3 ½-hour account of the 140-year rise and demise of the Lehman Brothers investment house. They are Simon Russell Beale, Adam Godley and Adrian Lester." In addition, "the lack of a category for performance by an ensemble is felt keenly this year, as several plays and musicals in contention seem worthy of such a prize. These include 'The Minutes' and 'Take Me Out,' among the plays, and 'Six,' 'Girl From the North Country' and 'A Strange Loop,' among the musicals." May 11, 2022, The Washington Post
Title: Pulitzer-Winning 'Strange Loop' Leads Tony Nominations: The 2020 Drama Prize-winning "A Strange Loop" — "the raucously witty tale of a struggling Broadway composer by Michael R. Jackson — has to be considered the early front-runner for" the Tony Award for Outstanding New Musical after "[garnering] the most nominations, 11, of any of the 29 productions that received recognition from the panel of 29 Tony nominators," past Pulitzer juror Peter Marks of The Washington Post reported Monday. 650 "producers, designers, actors and other theater people will now cast their votes" for the awards, which will be announced on June 12 at Radio City Music Hall. Also nominated in the New Musical category is the Michael Jackson jukebox musical "MJ the Musical" (with a book by two-time Pulitzer winner Lynn Nottage), while Nottage's "Clyde's" and 2008 Drama winner Tracy Letts' "The Minutes" (itself a 2018 Drama finalist) have been nominated for Best New Play. The 75th awards cycle "is a return to traditional form for the Tonys, which were forced by the coronavirus shutdown in March 2020 to scrub the festivities that year," resulting in "the awards for the truncated 2019-20 season" being announced last September. "It appears that the nominators concluded there were so many worthy performances they couldn’t narrow down their lists to the traditional four or five nominees," Marks added. "As a result, there are seven actors vying for best actor in a play, among them all three of the stars of 'The Lehman Trilogy,' an epic 3 ½-hour account of the 140-year rise and demise of the Lehman Brothers investment house. They are Simon Russell Beale, Adam Godley and Adrian Lester." In addition, "the lack of a category for performance by an ensemble is felt keenly this year, as several plays and musicals in contention seem worthy of such a prize. These include 'The Minutes' and 'Take Me Out,' among the plays, and 'Six,' 'Girl From the North Country' and 'A Strange Loop,' among the musicals." May 11, 2022, The Washington Post
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URL: https://www.nytimes.com/2022/05/11/business/media/hillary-frey-slate-editor-in-chief.html
Title: Slate Names Former HuffPost Editor to Top Role: Slate "has named Hillary Frey, a former top editor at HuffPost, as its new editor in chief," Katie Robertson of The New York Times reported Wednesday. In a memo to staff, Chief Executive Dan Check said that Frey was "the exact right person to lead Slate’s newsroom in this new phase of growth,” as evidenced by years of experience and her comprehension of "the challenges and opportunities of this current news environment." A formative digital media outlet initially created in 1996 by former New Republic editor Michael Kinsley under the aegis of Microsoft, it was purchased by The Washington Post Company in 2004 and remains under the control of former Pulitzer Prize Board member Donald E. Graham through The Slate Group. However, the publication "has struggled in recent years to find its way in the new media landscape and figure out a sustainable business model" and has been without a top editor since January, when Jared Hohlt stepped down. Hohlt, "who had the job for three years, will soon join The New York Times's T Magazine," Robertson added. Frey, who currently holds an appointment at the CUNY Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism, "was previously the executive editor of HuffPost, a role she left in 2021 after HuffPost was acquired by BuzzFeed." She has held editorial roles at NBC News, Adweek, Yahoo News and Fusion. "I feel a very longstanding, deep connection with Slate and what they do," Frey said in an interview this week. "Being smart, being irreverent, having fun, putting out just great and interesting ideas that may be sitting right in front of you but nobody has put into words yet and just having really sharp analysis." In February, The Times reported that Graham Holdings "enlisted the help of a consultant to help shore up Slate's business, who told staff members that the outlet was not profitable and she would be advising on ways to make the business stronger." May 11, 2022, The New York Times
Title: Slate Names Former HuffPost Editor to Top Role: Slate "has named Hillary Frey, a former top editor at HuffPost, as its new editor in chief," Katie Robertson of The New York Times reported Wednesday. In a memo to staff, Chief Executive Dan Check said that Frey was "the exact right person to lead Slate’s newsroom in this new phase of growth,” as evidenced by years of experience and her comprehension of "the challenges and opportunities of this current news environment." A formative digital media outlet initially created in 1996 by former New Republic editor Michael Kinsley under the aegis of Microsoft, it was purchased by The Washington Post Company in 2004 and remains under the control of former Pulitzer Prize Board member Donald E. Graham through The Slate Group. However, the publication "has struggled in recent years to find its way in the new media landscape and figure out a sustainable business model" and has been without a top editor since January, when Jared Hohlt stepped down. Hohlt, "who had the job for three years, will soon join The New York Times's T Magazine," Robertson added. Frey, who currently holds an appointment at the CUNY Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism, "was previously the executive editor of HuffPost, a role she left in 2021 after HuffPost was acquired by BuzzFeed." She has held editorial roles at NBC News, Adweek, Yahoo News and Fusion. "I feel a very longstanding, deep connection with Slate and what they do," Frey said in an interview this week. "Being smart, being irreverent, having fun, putting out just great and interesting ideas that may be sitting right in front of you but nobody has put into words yet and just having really sharp analysis." In February, The Times reported that Graham Holdings "enlisted the help of a consultant to help shore up Slate's business, who told staff members that the outlet was not profitable and she would be advising on ways to make the business stronger." May 11, 2022, The New York Times
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URL: https://www.amacad.org/news/2022-member-announcement
Title: American Academy Announces 2022 Inductees: 2007 History winner Hank Klibanoff, 2008 Drama winner Tracy Letts and two-time Criticism winner Wesley Morris are among 261 individuals elected to the American American Academy of Arts & Sciences as part of its 2022 class, the organization announced Thursday. "We are celebrating a depth of achievements in a breadth of areas," said David Oxtoby, the Academy's president. "These individuals excel in ways that excite us and inspire us at a time when recognizing excellence, commending expertise, and working toward the common good is absolutely essential to realizing a better future." Co-founded by John Adams, John Hancock and other prominent figures in 1780, the Academy identifies as "an honorary society that recognizes and celebrates the excellence of its members and [as] an independent research center convening leaders from across disciplines, professions, and perspectives to address significant challenges." Other 2022 inductees include network algorithmics pioneer George Varghese, political philosopher Wendy Brown, writer Ishmael Reed, singer-songwriter Buffy Sainte-Marie and Public Theater Artistic Director Oskar Eustis. April 28, 2022, American Academy of Arts & Sciences
Title: American Academy Announces 2022 Inductees: 2007 History winner Hank Klibanoff, 2008 Drama winner Tracy Letts and two-time Criticism winner Wesley Morris are among 261 individuals elected to the American American Academy of Arts & Sciences as part of its 2022 class, the organization announced Thursday. "We are celebrating a depth of achievements in a breadth of areas," said David Oxtoby, the Academy's president. "These individuals excel in ways that excite us and inspire us at a time when recognizing excellence, commending expertise, and working toward the common good is absolutely essential to realizing a better future." Co-founded by John Adams, John Hancock and other prominent figures in 1780, the Academy identifies as "an honorary society that recognizes and celebrates the excellence of its members and [as] an independent research center convening leaders from across disciplines, professions, and perspectives to address significant challenges." Other 2022 inductees include network algorithmics pioneer George Varghese, political philosopher Wendy Brown, writer Ishmael Reed, singer-songwriter Buffy Sainte-Marie and Public Theater Artistic Director Oskar Eustis. April 28, 2022, American Academy of Arts & Sciences
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URL: https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2022-04-26/los-angeles-sheriff-villanueva-times-reporter-under-investigation-coverup
Title: LASD Denies Suspect Allegations Against Reporter: Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanueva has denied that he considered a Los Angeles Times reporter to be a suspect in a criminal leak investigation after a conflicting Tuesday announcement elicited an immediate "barrage of criticism" from politicians and press freedom groups, the newspaper's Harriet Ryan and Brittny Mejia reported Wednesday. The law enforcement official, whose purview primarily encompasses municipal police services for unincorporated communities and 40 cities within Los Angeles County, "lashed out at Times staff writer Alene Tchekmedyian during a morning news conference in which he suggested two longtime foes leaked her" a March 2021 surveillance video "showing a deputy kneeling on the head of a handcuffed inmate." Villanueva went on to "[exhibit] a list of possible felonies under investigation, including conspiracy, burglary and unauthorized use of a database [...] When pressed by reporters on whether he was investigating Tchekmedyian specifically, the sheriff replied, 'All parties to the act are subjects of the investigation.'" The remark was immediately countered by Pulitzer Prize Board member Kevin Merida, the newspaper's executive editor, who issued the following statement: "His attempt to criminalize news reporting goes against well-established constitutional law. We will vigorously defend Tchekmedyian's and the Los Angeles Times' rights in any proceeding or investigation brought by authorities." Thereafter, Los Angeles County Supervisor Hilda Solis, "who along with other supervisors has clashed with the sheriff repeatedly, followed hours later with a pledge to ask California Atty. Gen. Rob Bonta to 'investigate his pattern of unconscionable and dangerous actions like the one today.'" At 6:46 p.m. on Tuesday evening, Villanueva issued a new statement: "I must clarify at no time today did I state an L.A. Times reporter was a suspect in a criminal investigation. We have no interest in pursuing, nor are we pursuing, criminal charges against any reporters." The news organization "published a report last month that described how Sheriff’s Department officials worked to cover up the [...] incident because they feared it would paint the department in a negative light." More recently, the newspaper "reported on a legal claim in which a department commander alleged that Villanueva participated in the cover-up, telling underlings, 'We do not need bad media at this time.'" Villanueva "has denied being involved in the cover-up, saying he learned of the violent detention eight months after it occurred and immediately launched an investigation into it." April 27, 2022, Los Angeles Times
Title: LASD Denies Suspect Allegations Against Reporter: Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanueva has denied that he considered a Los Angeles Times reporter to be a suspect in a criminal leak investigation after a conflicting Tuesday announcement elicited an immediate "barrage of criticism" from politicians and press freedom groups, the newspaper's Harriet Ryan and Brittny Mejia reported Wednesday. The law enforcement official, whose purview primarily encompasses municipal police services for unincorporated communities and 40 cities within Los Angeles County, "lashed out at Times staff writer Alene Tchekmedyian during a morning news conference in which he suggested two longtime foes leaked her" a March 2021 surveillance video "showing a deputy kneeling on the head of a handcuffed inmate." Villanueva went on to "[exhibit] a list of possible felonies under investigation, including conspiracy, burglary and unauthorized use of a database [...] When pressed by reporters on whether he was investigating Tchekmedyian specifically, the sheriff replied, 'All parties to the act are subjects of the investigation.'" The remark was immediately countered by Pulitzer Prize Board member Kevin Merida, the newspaper's executive editor, who issued the following statement: "His attempt to criminalize news reporting goes against well-established constitutional law. We will vigorously defend Tchekmedyian's and the Los Angeles Times' rights in any proceeding or investigation brought by authorities." Thereafter, Los Angeles County Supervisor Hilda Solis, "who along with other supervisors has clashed with the sheriff repeatedly, followed hours later with a pledge to ask California Atty. Gen. Rob Bonta to 'investigate his pattern of unconscionable and dangerous actions like the one today.'" At 6:46 p.m. on Tuesday evening, Villanueva issued a new statement: "I must clarify at no time today did I state an L.A. Times reporter was a suspect in a criminal investigation. We have no interest in pursuing, nor are we pursuing, criminal charges against any reporters." The news organization "published a report last month that described how Sheriff’s Department officials worked to cover up the [...] incident because they feared it would paint the department in a negative light." More recently, the newspaper "reported on a legal claim in which a department commander alleged that Villanueva participated in the cover-up, telling underlings, 'We do not need bad media at this time.'" Villanueva "has denied being involved in the cover-up, saying he learned of the violent detention eight months after it occurred and immediately launched an investigation into it." April 27, 2022, Los Angeles Times
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URL: https://www.nytimes.com/2022/04/25/theater/neil-simon-archives.html
Title: Library of Congress Acquires Neil Simon Papers: The Library of Congress has acquired the personal papers of 1991 Drama winner Neil Simon from his widow, actress Elaine Joyce, Sarah Blair of The New York Times reported Monday. The archive includes such curios as early drafts of the Pulitzer-winning "Lost in Yonkers" and "Brighton Beach Memoirs" (titled "Louie the Gangster" and "The War of the Rosens," respectively), unproduced film scripts (including "The Merry Widows," a potential vehicle for Bette Midler and Whoopi Goldberg) and various awards, including his Pulitzer Prize, a special Tony Award and at least two Golden Globe statuettes. Other items run the gamut from a pair of eyeglasses to handwritten letters to such peers as two-time Drama winner August Wilson. Senior Music Specialist Mark Eden Horowitz added that the Library "plans to develop a digital tool similar to the ones they have to search other collections of work by theater professionals like Simon’s close friends Bob Fosse and Gwen Verdon" after it finishes cataloguing the collection. He "also hopes that not just researchers, but also producers, might dive into the archives — and that some of the unproduced works might be staged, and the unfinished ones perhaps completed," as exemplified by "A Foggy Day," an unproduced musical based on the songs of Pulitzer-winning brothers George and Ira Gershwin. "It's so frustrating," he said. "I desperately want to know how they end." May 7, 2022, The New York Times
Title: Library of Congress Acquires Neil Simon Papers: The Library of Congress has acquired the personal papers of 1991 Drama winner Neil Simon from his widow, actress Elaine Joyce, Sarah Blair of The New York Times reported Monday. The archive includes such curios as early drafts of the Pulitzer-winning "Lost in Yonkers" and "Brighton Beach Memoirs" (titled "Louie the Gangster" and "The War of the Rosens," respectively), unproduced film scripts (including "The Merry Widows," a potential vehicle for Bette Midler and Whoopi Goldberg) and various awards, including his Pulitzer Prize, a special Tony Award and at least two Golden Globe statuettes. Other items run the gamut from a pair of eyeglasses to handwritten letters to such peers as two-time Drama winner August Wilson. Senior Music Specialist Mark Eden Horowitz added that the Library "plans to develop a digital tool similar to the ones they have to search other collections of work by theater professionals like Simon’s close friends Bob Fosse and Gwen Verdon" after it finishes cataloguing the collection. He "also hopes that not just researchers, but also producers, might dive into the archives — and that some of the unproduced works might be staged, and the unfinished ones perhaps completed," as exemplified by "A Foggy Day," an unproduced musical based on the songs of Pulitzer-winning brothers George and Ira Gershwin. "It's so frustrating," he said. "I desperately want to know how they end." May 7, 2022, The New York Times
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URL: https://www.niemanlab.org/2022/04/an-immediate-drop-in-content-a-new-study-shows-what-happens-when-big-companies-take-over-local-news/
Title: '[An] Almost Immediate Drop in Content': Academics Study Local News: A study "published late last month in New Media & Society [...] provides further evidence of the devastating consequences of corporate ownership" for local news outlets subsumed by such companies as Alden Global Capital and Sinclair Media, Shraddha Chakradhar of NiemanLab reported yesterday. The study, which was authored by incoming McGill University graduate student Benjamin LeBrun and computational literary scholar Andrew Piper, "looked at a sample of 31 corporate-owned papers and 130,000 articles published by these outlets before and after they were acquired," according to Chakradhar. The study found that "acquisition leads to a significant, but not disproportional, decrease in the volume of local content produced by local newspapers, while "coverage of local places in the periods following acquisition is significantly more concentrated than coverage in the periods prior to acquisition. Additionally, articles written as shared regional content "are significantly less local—and discursively more national" than unique local articles. "What was so shocking to me is that all the acquisitions led to staffing changes almost immediately and an almost immediate drop in content,” said LeBrun. Piper added: “I was a little surprised that the proportionality didn’t really shift. In other words, the newsrooms that are left are still kind of dividing their attention between local, national, regional [news], so that whoever’s left kind of keeping the ship afloat." While the authors conceded that these findings "aren’t particularly new, they help to confirm what was already known," with both scholars harboring an undergirding desire to "translate a lot of all the intuitions that many of us had, about what was happening, and to kind of introduce ways that we can look at it on a larger scale [and] begin to answer potentially more complex questions about what’s happening." April 21, 2022, NiemanLab
Title: '[An] Almost Immediate Drop in Content': Academics Study Local News: A study "published late last month in New Media & Society [...] provides further evidence of the devastating consequences of corporate ownership" for local news outlets subsumed by such companies as Alden Global Capital and Sinclair Media, Shraddha Chakradhar of NiemanLab reported yesterday. The study, which was authored by incoming McGill University graduate student Benjamin LeBrun and computational literary scholar Andrew Piper, "looked at a sample of 31 corporate-owned papers and 130,000 articles published by these outlets before and after they were acquired," according to Chakradhar. The study found that "acquisition leads to a significant, but not disproportional, decrease in the volume of local content produced by local newspapers, while "coverage of local places in the periods following acquisition is significantly more concentrated than coverage in the periods prior to acquisition. Additionally, articles written as shared regional content "are significantly less local—and discursively more national" than unique local articles. "What was so shocking to me is that all the acquisitions led to staffing changes almost immediately and an almost immediate drop in content,” said LeBrun. Piper added: “I was a little surprised that the proportionality didn’t really shift. In other words, the newsrooms that are left are still kind of dividing their attention between local, national, regional [news], so that whoever’s left kind of keeping the ship afloat." While the authors conceded that these findings "aren’t particularly new, they help to confirm what was already known," with both scholars harboring an undergirding desire to "translate a lot of all the intuitions that many of us had, about what was happening, and to kind of introduce ways that we can look at it on a larger scale [and] begin to answer potentially more complex questions about what’s happening." April 21, 2022, NiemanLab
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URL: https://www.nytimes.com/2022/04/19/business/media/joe-kahn-dean-baquet-new-york-times.html
Title: Kahn Named Times Executive Editor: 2006 International Reporting winner Joe Kahn will succeed Dean Baquet as executive editor of The New York Times, Publisher A. G. Sulzberger announced today. "For many people, especially those who have worked alongside Joe — a brilliant journalist and a brave and principled leader — this announcement will come as no surprise," Sulzberger wrote in a memo to the Times staff. "Joe brings impeccable news judgment, a sophisticated understanding of the forces shaping the world and a long track record of helping journalists produce their most ambitious and courageous work." According to the newspaper's Michael M. Grynbaum and Jim Windolf, "In elevating Kahn, Sulzberger chose a veteran journalist steeped in the values of traditional newspaper reporting and editing to lead an institution undergoing enormous change. After decades devoted to the 'daily miracle' of the print edition, The Times is focused on a digital future and competing for audiences around the world." Kahn, who currently serves as the publication's managing editor, "spearheaded the paper's efforts to re-engineer its newsroom for the speed and agility required of modern media" by "[dismantling] the print-focused copy desk, [expanding] the use of real-time news updates and [emphasizing] visual journalism as much as the written word." The eldest son of a Staples co-founder, Kahn served as president of the Harvard Crimson while completing his undergraduate degree in history. After completing graduate work in East Asian studies at the university, he began covering China for The Dallas Morning News, ultimately contributing to the newspaper's 1994 International Reporting Prize-winning staff entry. Following assignments at The Wall Street Journal and the Dow Jones-owned Far Eastern Economic Review, he joined The Times in 1998. Outgoing Executive Editor Dean Baquet, a recipient of the 1988 Investigative Reporting Prize, is scheduled to step down from the role in June. Although he declined to discuss his plans with Grynbaum and Windolf, Sulzberger wrote that the journalist "will remain at The Times to lead an exciting new venture." April 19, 2022, The New York Times
Title: Kahn Named Times Executive Editor: 2006 International Reporting winner Joe Kahn will succeed Dean Baquet as executive editor of The New York Times, Publisher A. G. Sulzberger announced today. "For many people, especially those who have worked alongside Joe — a brilliant journalist and a brave and principled leader — this announcement will come as no surprise," Sulzberger wrote in a memo to the Times staff. "Joe brings impeccable news judgment, a sophisticated understanding of the forces shaping the world and a long track record of helping journalists produce their most ambitious and courageous work." According to the newspaper's Michael M. Grynbaum and Jim Windolf, "In elevating Kahn, Sulzberger chose a veteran journalist steeped in the values of traditional newspaper reporting and editing to lead an institution undergoing enormous change. After decades devoted to the 'daily miracle' of the print edition, The Times is focused on a digital future and competing for audiences around the world." Kahn, who currently serves as the publication's managing editor, "spearheaded the paper's efforts to re-engineer its newsroom for the speed and agility required of modern media" by "[dismantling] the print-focused copy desk, [expanding] the use of real-time news updates and [emphasizing] visual journalism as much as the written word." The eldest son of a Staples co-founder, Kahn served as president of the Harvard Crimson while completing his undergraduate degree in history. After completing graduate work in East Asian studies at the university, he began covering China for The Dallas Morning News, ultimately contributing to the newspaper's 1994 International Reporting Prize-winning staff entry. Following assignments at The Wall Street Journal and the Dow Jones-owned Far Eastern Economic Review, he joined The Times in 1998. Outgoing Executive Editor Dean Baquet, a recipient of the 1988 Investigative Reporting Prize, is scheduled to step down from the role in June. Although he declined to discuss his plans with Grynbaum and Windolf, Sulzberger wrote that the journalist "will remain at The Times to lead an exciting new venture." April 19, 2022, The New York Times
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idabduster.jpg
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thefellowship.jpeg
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revisedlogo.journrndtbl3.jpg
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duma.jpg
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download_45.jpeg
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american_academy_of_arts_and_sciences_ancient_logo.png
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cuba_ferrer.jpg
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frank_seuss.jpg
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voiceless_mass.png
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fat_ham_image_17_img-6183.jpg
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the_netanyahus_cohen.jpg
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34insider.jpeg
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37getty.jpeg
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38latimes.jpeg
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40reuters.jpeg
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chasing_me_to_my_grave_rembert-kelly.jpg
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invisible_child_elliott.jpg
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covered_with_night_eustace.jpg
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cuba_ferrer.jpg
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frank_seuss.jpg
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voiceless_mass.png
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the_netanyahus_cohen.jpg
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37getty.jpeg
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38latimes.jpeg
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www-player.css
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www-embed-player.js
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fetch-polyfill.js
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raw.json
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glyphicons-halflings-regular.woff2
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ad_status.js
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Create
jnn-pa.googleapis.com/$rpc/google.internal.waa.v1.Waa/ Frame A915 |
63 KB 29 KB |
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remote.js
www.youtube.com/s/player/c5a4daa1/player_ias.vflset/en_GB/ Frame A915 |
119 KB 37 KB |
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text/javascript |
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J-JqwDdrHMrAGx52GI7A_c8zl3LVl5ImfaYMzf75s1I.js
www.google.com/js/th/ Frame A915 |
35 KB 13 KB |
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text/javascript |
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embed.js
www.youtube.com/s/player/c5a4daa1/player_ias.vflset/en_GB/ Frame A915 |
27 KB 8 KB |
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text/javascript |
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truncated
/ Frame A915 |
175 B 0 |
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AKedOLRt5OQzDK0OZGHnwUM96j2fZ52Hx1GXm4tzLZ0v=s68-c-k-c0x00ffffff-no-rj
yt3.ggpht.com/ytc/ Frame A915 |
2 KB 3 KB |
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hqdefault.jpg
i.ytimg.com/vi/q0MERByP9sQ/ Frame A915 |
16 KB 17 KB |
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cast_sender.js
www.gstatic.com/cv/js/sender/v1/ Frame A915 |
4 KB 2 KB |
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text/javascript |
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generate_204
www.youtube.com/ Frame A915 |
0 9 B |
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text/plain |
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cast_sender.js
www.gstatic.com/eureka/clank/101/ Frame A915 |
52 KB 15 KB |
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text/javascript |
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GenerateIT
jnn-pa.googleapis.com/$rpc/google.internal.waa.v1.Waa/ Frame A915 |
98 B 142 B |
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OPTIONS H3 |
GenerateIT
jnn-pa.googleapis.com/$rpc/google.internal.waa.v1.Waa/ Frame |
0 0 |
Preflight
text/html |
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log_event
www.youtube.com/youtubei/v1/ Frame A915 |
28 B 54 B |
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Verdicts & Comments Add Verdict or Comment
43 JavaScript Global Variables
These are the non-standard "global" variables defined on the window object. These can be helpful in identifying possible client-side frameworks and code.
object| 0 object| oncontextlost object| oncontextrestored function| structuredClone function| getScreenDetails string| cacheVariable object| breakpointApp object| cuPrivacyNotice string| message string| icon function| cuPrivacyNoticeGetCookie function| cuPrivacyNoticeSetCookie function| cuPrivacyNoticeClose function| cuPrivacyNoticeScroll string| cookie object| classes function| deeptest function| getParameterByName function| shuffle object| app object| appControllers function| _ object| angular number| ng339 function| $ function| jQuery object| jQuery111308230886002354603 string| GoogleAnalyticsObject function| ga function| fetchNode object| request object| ___grecaptcha_cfg object| grecaptcha string| __recaptcha_api boolean| __google_recaptcha_client object| google_tag_data object| gaplugins object| gaGlobal object| gaData object| Typekit object| recaptcha function| addNodeToGroup object| found7 Cookies
Cookies are little pieces of information stored in the browser of a user. Whenever a user visits the site again, he will also send his cookie values, thus allowing the website to re-identify him even if he changed locations. This is how permanent logins work.
| Domain/Path | Expires | Name / Value |
|---|---|---|
| pulitzer.org/ | Name: BIGipServer~CUIT~www.pulitzer.org-128.59.105.239.443-pool Value: 2841459584.49431.0000 |
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| www.pulitzer.org/ | Name: BIGipServer~CUIT~www.pulitzer.org-128.59.105.239.443-pool Value: 2858236800.49431.0000 |
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| .pulitzer.org/ | Name: _ga Value: GA1.2.1971367181.1653362534 |
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| .pulitzer.org/ | Name: _gid Value: GA1.2.19802756.1653362534 |
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| .pulitzer.org/ | Name: _gat Value: 1 |
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| .youtube.com/ | Name: YSC Value: 0cbgQdmgye0 |
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| .youtube.com/ | Name: VISITOR_INFO1_LIVE Value: 4nb8l2kWF1U |
Indicators
This is a term in the security industry to describe indicators such as IPs, Domains, Hashes, etc. This does not imply that any of these indicate malicious activity.
fonts.gstatic.com
googleads.g.doubleclick.net
i.ytimg.com
jnn-pa.googleapis.com
p.typekit.net
pulitzer.org
static.doubleclick.net
stats.g.doubleclick.net
use.typekit.net
www.google-analytics.com
www.google.com
www.google.de
www.gstatic.com
www.pulitzer.org
www.youtube.com
yt3.ggpht.com
128.59.105.239
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