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Jeremy Cherfas

Get political reporters off the coronavirus story because they don't distinguish between right and wrong | Press Watch

[W]hen they’re just talking smack, maybe the best thing to do would be to ignore them – and instead rely on sources who actually know what they’re talking about and reporters who know enough about health and science and reality to discern between what’s true and what’s not.

That would be almost all the time, right?

Jeremy Cherfas

Jeremy Cherfas

Jeremy Cherfas

Woke to an unsettling SMS and email from Ryanair telling me the return flight at the end of March had been cancelled. What about the outbound flight? I need to decide what to do.

Jeremy Cherfas

A Text Renaissance

Lots of interesting ideas here from Venkatash Rao, although I still don't get the attraction of tweetstorms, or whetever they are called nowadays. Certainly, though, the focus on text as the thing has always made sense to me. Presentation matters, of course it does, but so does content. Just as it does in audio.

Jeremy Cherfas

Jeremy Cherfas

2020-02-29

2020-02-29

Far and away the most difficult prompt to date. So I cheated. 

Jeremy Cherfas

Jeremy Cherfas

Jeremy Cherfas

Currently reading: The Oldest Road: The Ridgeway by Fay Godwin and JRL Anderson, ISBN: 9780905483528



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