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"Just moderate the debate—don’t jump off the ledge. You’re supposed to be the moderator, and that’s where you should have been at the time. But I understand how he was. I was crazy back then. He probably was stressed as well." Leon GunSteel gives his take on SPJ Airplay and says Derek Smart had to "pull Koretzky back" from the ledge.
New video! He Stayed Up For Airplay. A Man In Maroon discusses the reforms he would have liked to have seen with games journalism, the GameJournoPros group, SPJ Airplay and how he would handle ethical violations as editor in chief.
I interviewed Derek Smart for my upcoming book. We discussed the gamer identity, GamerGate, his participation in SPJ Airplay, the gamer identity, his history as a game developer, online harassment, artistic freedom and how to respond to moral panics.
Join us in about two hours as we talk about journalistic ethics, The Hunger Games and geek culture with with Michael Koretzky from the Society of Professional Journalists, Brad Glasgow, CultofVivian, @theralphretort and Shadowpaint Lisa.
AirPlay 2 is coming soon, but not from me…
... and that’s exactly what I hoped would happen.
Some folks expected AirPlay to change everything. But journalism rarely improves anything. At best, it starts conversations and creates motivation among the real problem-solvers.
One such motivated individual is Aaron Pablon, editor and anchor of a YouTube channel called Game Journalism Network. He not only wants to host an AirPlay followup – he’s thinking about February in Tampa – he’s publicly mused about creating a Professional Game Journalists Association.
I spoke with Pablon last week and offered to help him with the boring logistics on both projects.
Blame, Shame & Video Games: GamerGate One Year On
Blame, Shame & Video Games: GamerGate One Year On
For over a year, the GamerGate consumer revolt has been making headlines from everything to small games media publications to major news stories around the world. Yet not for the reasons they would want to. A movement born out of frustration over a conflict of interest between Kotaku writer, Nathan Grayson, and an indie dev turned anti-abuse advocate Zoe Quinn back in August of 2014, thousands of…
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Karen is so adorable when she’s perturbed! :D
