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None of them seem to be referencing any sources other than themselves, the Twittersphere, or each other. Nor would I describe Jacobin or The New Statesman as r
by EA-3167 2y ago
None of them seem to be referencing any sources other than themselves, the Twittersphere, or each other.
Nor would I describe Jacobin or The New Statesman as reliable.
- input_sh 2y ago> Nor would I describe Jacobin or The New Statesman as reliable. He literally wrote articles for both of them. If you don't believe them, why do you care at all if it's true or not?
- HenryBemis 2y agoTypically media orgs have obituaries made for everyone likely to pass (sick, or old age). It would make sense that all media orgs got one handy for Noam as his is rather old. Let's wait and see.
- solardev 2y agoThose publications are good for after-the-fact in-depth analyses, but they're not really equipped to produce/verify breaking news. It's very unlikely they would hear about something like this before AP, Reuters, etc. As far as I can tell, neither article has basic facts about his death, either, such as where he died or how.