You can have that debate without implying that every journalist working in that space is conspiring to mislead the public.

It's right next to his office. It's one of two visible ways he can get to it. I honestly couldn't tell you how many times I've photographed him walking through that spot either to or from the chamber or to or from a presser.

Actually it is a long standing rule that video isn't allowed in this spot. Your argument is not about self-censorship due to content, your argument is more about whether journos should break the rules and get their passes revoked for the story.

Sorry, I don't know why I said you only see stills from press conferences, I meant you only see stills from that spot when politicians are walking or moving bc of the video ban. You WILL see specific video from a controlled presser that doesn't face the chamber doors.

But ah, who cares about nuance anymore? Source on US capitol rules:

I wonder if there is also a way to bring in small makers, too. People who would spend $20 on Meta ads. Does this start to look like a database? Like what google once was before the system became rigged? I don't know... but I feel like we need to be thinking creatively.

Thanks Devon. Im in the catch-22 part of the dream/reality phase of needing to survive in my personal life & also exploring this other journalism dream. Catch-22 bc I gotta survive but I also need capital to actually truly explore this thing.

We journalists who are exploring these dreams need to pull in experts who aren't journalists but have good hearts and believe in democracy and a free press.

Capacity to ship/want to but they are struggling to get ppl to their stores bc of algorithms and social media monopolies. Can someone who knows something about tech, marketing and business tell me if this is plausible?

I have a dream about a digital magazine that isn't just hyper local. I feel like that could be an opportunity to advertise all the little etsy makers and small business owners that have the...

many of us are desperately dreaming about how to run our own publications so that we can continue to do journalism. I want to brainstorm in a whimsical way many different ways to financially sustain. Back in the day, local ads were a huge part of keeping a paper going...

Is there a way we can have our hypothetical national digital magazine founded by, owned and run by journalists that advertises these small business and online makers? As the journalism industry collapses,