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News n00bs: The quest for new audiences has taken The Washington Post to the streaming platform Twitch “It’s like a version of C-SPAN for a younger audience.” By Marlee Baldridge July 17, 2018, 9:39 a.m. Twitch : It’s not just for Fortnite battle royales anymore. The Washington Post tried out broadcasting on the streaming platform best known for gaming yesterday with content related to politics — which is its own battle royale, really. The Post’s plans for the platform include “postgame” coverage of major news events hosted by political reporter Libby Casey and a series called Playing Games with Politicians, in which political reporter Dave Weigel will interview politicians while playing video games. On Monday, the Post streamed coverage of Donald Trump’s meeting with Russian president Vladimir Putin. Twitch — which is owned by Amazon, whose CEO Jeff Bezos owns The Washington Post — can be thought of as a cross between YouTube and a Reddit AMA. Accounts host live video feeds of content (usually video games) and viewers speak to each other in a chat feature. (If anyone’s actually watching .) It has 15 million daily active users and over 2.2 million broadcasters; 81.5 percent of users are male, and 55 percent are between the ages of 18 and 34 — in other words, a hard-to-reach demographic for political news. Video game journalists frequently use Twitch to review games or cover conferences like E3, but political coverage is less common.
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July 19, 2018 / 1:26 PM / Updated 8 minutes ago U.S. general: no new orders on Russian military in Syria since summit WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. General Joseph Votel, who oversees military operations in Syria, said on Thursday he had received no new directions about relations with the Russian military since the summit between President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin in Helsinki. FILE PHOTO: U.S. Army General Joseph Votel, commander of the U.S. Central Command, testifies before the Senate Armed Services Committee on Capitol Hill in Washington, U.S., March 13, 2018. REUTERS/Aaron P. Bernstein Votel, the head of the U.S. Central Command, told reporters the United States continued communications on deconfliction with the Russian military in Syria, but there had been “no new guidance for me as a result of the Helsinki discussions as of yet.” Reporting by Phil Stewart; Writing by Mohammad Zargham; Editing by Doina Chiacu
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From the sycophantic portrayal of journalists in last year’s Best Picture nominee The Post to The Handmaid’s Tale’s season two plot line casting Boston Globe reporters as literal martyrs , the media has never been so sure of its own importance. And there is no publication more wedded to this narrative than the Washington Post, who changed their motto last year to the truly hyperbolic “Democracy Dies in Darkness.” That same newspaper, that bastion of liberal values, today published an op ed from former Trump administration security official Michael Anton , arguing for an end to birthright citizenship in the United States via executive order. Anton is one of the most vile figures to emerge from this administration (which is saying a lot). He has written tirades against diversity and Islam, arguing that the former is “a source of weakness, tension and disunion” and that the latter is “incompatible with the modern West.” He also defended the notorious America First Committee, which tried to prevent the US from entering Wold War II using anti-semitic propaganda . Bill Kristol, of all people, compared Anton to prominent Nazi Carl Schmitt. Even Jonathan Chait—who usually saves his ire for the truly powerful, college students —has called him an authoritarian . Knowing this, the Washington Post, defender of democracy, decided to publish Anton’s argument for ending one of the few American traditions that contains any glimmer of compassion for immigrants. In the piece, Anton argues against the common interpretation of the 14th Amendment which was written to give citizenship rights to newly freed slaves, and that is the constitutional basis for birthright citizenship. Anton argues for a version of America that’s antithetical to what the Washington Post professes to support.
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