MTN article raises ethics questions
Update: Right now, the article on the KTVQ site has a byline, listing the author as Aja Goare. Was it there the whole time? Perhaps… Read More »MTN article raises ethics questions
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Back and forth over accuracy of KBZK report
Two statements reported in a television news story about the investigation into Belgrade High School principal Paul Lamb have raised the hackles of journalists across… Read More »Back and forth over accuracy of KBZK report
Today on the TV news…
One of our reporters found this while browsing the TV news stations’ sites today. I wish the couple luck, but is this really worth of… Read More »Today on the TV news…
Vaccines and junk journalism
Good grief. KBZK posted a story yesterday with the following headline:Â “Experts: childhood vaccines deemed safe.” Was this really news on July 1, 2014? Did we… Read More »Vaccines and junk journalism
A missed reporting opportunity
It must be sweeps week or close to it because the news stations in town are kicking it into high gear with special assignments and… Read More »A missed reporting opportunity
West Yellowstone police being investigated
Our friends at KBZK are reporting tonight that the West Yellowstone Police Department and its veteran chief, Gordon Berger, are the subject of a investigation… Read More »West Yellowstone police being investigated
Butte news station loses anchor
Butte’s KXLF, the oldest TV station in Montana, no longer has a news anchor on site, the Montana Standard reports.
Tainting the news stream
Advertisements placed into KBZK’s stream of news on Facebook have prompted me to go over the Chronicle’s rationale about not putting ads in its Facebook stream.
Montana Tea Party using social media tools to connect
Montana Tea Party members are using social networking tools to connect with each other and spread their message, according to KBZK’s Erin Yeykal.