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The Athletic's months-long internal investigation concluded that NFL reporter Dianna Russini's undisclosed relationship with Patriots coach Mike Vrabel was a "clear violation" of the outlet's journalistic standards, a finding neither party has contested on substance. Mike Semel, The Athletic's editorial director for standards and editorial quality, published the results Thursday after reviewing 903 stories, 77 […] The post The Athletic's investigation finds Russini's undisclosed Vrabel relationship breached newsroom standards appeared first on American Almanac .
The Athletic's months-long internal investigation concluded that NFL reporter Dianna Russini's undisclosed relationship with Patriots coach Mike Vrabel was a "clear violation" of the outlet's journalistic standards, a finding neither party has contested on substance. Mike Semel, The Athletic's editorial director for standards and editorial quality, published the results Thursday after reviewing 903 stories, 77 videos, and 204 episodes of the "Scoop City" podcast that Russini produced during her time at the New York Times-owned sports site. The review spanned nearly five months, beginning after Russini resigned in April when Page Six published photos of her and Vrabel holding hands and embracing at a resort in Sedona, Arizona. The bottom…Open
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The Athletic's five-month investigation into former NFL insider Dianna Russini found she violated the outlet's standards by failing to disclose her relationship with Patriots coach Mike Vrabel, but stopped short of proving her reporting was tainted. Mike Semel, The Athletic's editorial director for standards and editorial quality, reviewed 903 stories, 77 videos, and 204 podcast […] The post The Athletic concludes Russini broke newsroom standards but found limited bias in Vrabel coverage appeared first on American Almanac .
The Athletic's five-month investigation into former NFL insider Dianna Russini found she violated the outlet's standards by failing to disclose her relationship with Patriots coach Mike Vrabel, but stopped short of proving her reporting was tainted. Mike Semel, The Athletic's editorial director for standards and editorial quality, reviewed 903 stories, 77 videos, and 204 podcast episodes carrying Russini's byline. He interviewed roughly 14 of her colleagues and compared the outlet's coverage of Vrabel and his teams against reporting from rival publications. The conclusion: Russini was "noncompliant" with company policy, but the bulk of her work held up under scrutiny. That split verdict captures the awkward position The Athletic, owned…Open
The New York Times-owned publication said the relationship between its former reporter Dianna Russini and Mike Vrabel of the Patriots gave the appearance of a conflict of interest.
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A Minnesota media outlet is facing criticism over recent coverage of fraud in the state. Tom Hauser of KSTP-TV, a Twin Cities-based outlet, published a story last week titled, “It’s the $9 billion question: Where is the fraud documentation?”
President Trump is pushing for the Federal Communications Commission to punish or rebuke NBC anchor Kristen Welker for what he claims were “inaccurate” comments about his midterm election endorsements. Democratic strategist Basil Smikle, former New York prosecutor and civil rights attorney Charles Coleman, Editor-in-Chief at The Verge Nilay Patel and MS NOW Business Analyst Ron Insana join Stephanie Ruhle to discuss the Trump administration’s threats to the press. Plus, Peter Alexander reacts to Trump’s "assault on journalists", including his former NBC News colleague Kristen Welker, saying "the president is again using the levers of government to crack down on reporting that he does not like."
Mike Silver predicted Dianna Russini will soon return to NFL media work after her high-profile resignation from The Athletic amid the Mike Vrabel controversy, as questions linger over media accountability and transparency. NFL journalist Dianna Russini made headlines earlier this year when she resigned from The Athletic, sending shockwaves through the sports media world and […] The post Dianna Russini’s possible NFL media return draws attention after Vrabel controversy and resignation from The Athletic appeared first on American Almanac .
Mike Silver predicted Dianna Russini will soon return to NFL media work after her high-profile resignation from The Athletic amid the Mike Vrabel controversy, as questions linger over media accountability and transparency. NFL journalist Dianna Russini made headlines earlier this year when she resigned from The Athletic, sending shockwaves through the sports media world and raising new questions about the handling of internal scandals and public speculation in major newsrooms. Russini’s departure followed a swirl of rumors involving former Tennessee Titans coach Mike Vrabel, with tabloid stories, leaked photos, and an unfinished review process haunting her final weeks at the company. Now, respected sports columnist Mike Silver has…Open