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Jay Rosen on Facebook/Google's Response to Australia and the Membership Model | Credder Podcast #21
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This is an episode of The Credder Podcast with host Chase Palmieri and guest Jay Rosen, Media Critic and Journalism Professor at NYU.
In this conversation, we discuss Facebook and Google's response to Australia's new hyperlink laws, Jay's work at the Membership Puzzle Project, online advertising, "both-sidesism", the future of cable news, and more.
https://twitter.com/jayrosen_nyu
https://membershippuzzle.org
http://archive.pressthink.org/2008/08/13/national_explain.html
Chase Palmieri is CEO and Founder of Credder, the world's largest news review platform. Credder saves news consumers time with Critic and Public ratings for every article, author, and outlet. You can create your free account or learn more at https://credder.com
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