2011 Media Bias Review
April 3, 2013 16:35
by Honest837Reporting
2011 witnessed dramatic changes, not only in Israel’s immediate neighborhood, but in the Media Landscape that our work focuses on day to day. The speed of Social Media’s growth and impact continues unabated, adding to the volume of coverage we undertake, and the need to develop tools for our readers to keep engaged and effective wherever Media Bias occurs.
HonestReporting is proud to share this Year in Review covering the success stories, increased readership and impact, and the measurable reach “beyond the choir” that make a real difference for Israel.
This publication (PDF format) contains underlined hyperlinks; clicking them from the PDF will open related web pages. The links (and other resources) are listed below for your convenience. The PDF’s Table of Contents is linked to interior pages. Our 19-page Year in Review includes:
- Highlights of 2011
- Results, Growth, and Upgrades
- Fresh Directions and Content
- Published Articles in the Media
- International Lectures
- MediaCentral: Embracing Journalists
- Education and Action
- Letter from Danny Ayalon, Israel’s Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs
- HonestReporting Guiding Principles and Values
- Mission and Contact Information
Links from the PDF:
- Deborah Orr’s nasty opinion piece in The Guardian (page 4)
- Orr’s disgusting excuse for an “apology” that caused further outrage (page 4)
- The BBC’s apology regarding the publication of a false story alleging the stoning of a dog by rabbinical authorities (page 5)
- Our thumbs up to BBC technology reporter Katia Moskvitch for a series of positive features on Israeli high-tech success (page 5)
- Commentary piece by Simon Plosker cross-posted on Harry’s Place blog (page 6)
- YNet News op-ed by Simon Plosker quoted in the Christian Science Monitor (page 6)
- Slideshow: “Defending Israel Against Claims of Excessive Force” (page 7)
- Video: “What Has Israel Ever Done For Peace?” (p.8)
- Video: “Don’t Be Misled – Israel Wants Peace” (p.8)
- Video: “Jerusalem – The Media Myth of Two Cities” (p.8)
- Facebook Community: “The History of Jerusalem Did Not Start in 1967” (page 9)
- HR was the first to report that a controversial Facebook group promoting a Third Intifada group had been removed (page 9)
- Our groundbreaking “Shattered Lens” study of photo bias in the wire services (page 10)
- Ruben Salvadori’s exclusive interview about ethical photojournalism, the role of photojournalists in the Mideast conflict and the effects on the industry (page 10)
- Simon Plosker’s op-ed “Israel always at fault” published in YNet News (page 11)
- Simon Plosker’s op-ed “Media crossing the line” published in YNet News (page 11)
- Join HonestReporting’s 16th Mission “Inside Israel”, May 30th-June 5th, 2012 (page 19)
Source material can be found at this site.
