Month: January 2018

Newsweek’s Bizarre Standards for Opinion Writers

Print Email Share Tweet LinkedIn WhatsApp Reddit Telegram

March 2019 update: Newsweek gets ad money from Bayer; publishes op-eds favorable to Bayer By Stacy Malkan Facts don’t matter in commentaries printed by Newsweek as long as the writer “seems genuine.” That’s the troubling implication from an email exchange I had with Newsweek Opinion Editor Nicholas Wapshott after I raised concerns about a column Newsweek’s Bizarre Standards for Opinion Writers

Monsanto’s fingerprints all over Newsweek’s hit on organic food

Print Email Share Tweet LinkedIn WhatsApp Reddit Telegram

Update: Newsweek’s bizarre response By Stacy Malkan “The campaign for organic food is a deceitful, expensive scam,” according to a Jan. 19 Newsweek article authored by Dr. Henry I. Miller of the Hoover Institution. If that name sounds familiar – Henry I. Miller – it may be because the New York Times recently revealed a Monsanto’s fingerprints all over Newsweek’s hit on organic food

Trevor Butterworth, Sense About Science and STATS Spin Science for Industry

Print Email Share Tweet LinkedIn WhatsApp Reddit Telegram

Trevor Butterworth and his colleagues at Sense About Science/STATS have written for prominent news outlets and been quoted as independent experts on science and media. This fact sheet provides evidence that these groups and writers have long histories of using tobacco tactics to manufacture doubt about science and push for deregulation of products important to Trevor Butterworth, Sense About Science and STATS Spin Science for Industry