The New Media seat shakes the White House briefings

The “new media” seat in White House The press briffing came when the Trump administration strives to get to Americans who do not hope to call the “archaic press -corps of the White House” for information.

The Novy Media Manor is the children of the press -secretary Carolyn Levit, who considered that the outdated media essentially had a monopoly about the coverage of the White House. No places came from anyone, because the assigned place to the right of the lecture, where the White House staff or the guests traditionally sat along the sides of James S. Brad.

Nowadays, the place is filled with new and new voices, which are usually introduced by Levita before calling for the first briefing that has traditionally passed the press as part of the previous administrations.

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New Media Settings (left) at the James S. Brady Press briefing gives the opportunity to call the White House press secretary Carolyan Levit. (Taylor Rogers)

Some “new media” passengers, such as Mike Allen Axios, and Mark Halper 2way, are long -standing DC insiders that currently work in organizations and others, such as an “impartial podcast” who accepts Jordan Berman, did not sniff.

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The “new media” place also faced criticism, to a large extent from outdated outlets and some residents have been criticized For lobbying questions in softball on the instructions or gaining praise Levit and the president. But the White House insiders believe that negative lighting for new votes is proof that traditional outlets are afraid to refuse control over the briefing.

Ruhly -podcast employee John Ashbrook took a place in January and asked Levito whether the outdated media had no connection with the border crisis. He accepted his role in the instruction, despite the fact that he called “eye rolls and smiles” from traditional journalists.

“Every dirty kind of outdated media was destroyed when they had to record the news made in response to the question I asked,” said Esbrook Fox News Digital.

While Eshbrook used his main issue to promptly criticize the press, other residents of “new media” asked about topics such as transgender athletes, artificial intelligence, economics and foreign policy.

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Timcast IRL owner Tim basin is occupied by a new media meeting. (Dimitrius Freeman/The Washington Post via Getty Images)

Timcast IRL owner Tim basin was one of the most polarization residents. When the pool was announced last month, the reporters were rapidly criticizing reporters.

Reporter NEW York Times Ken Bansenger reminded his followers on X that the pool was related to the media company based in Tennessee denied any violations) while the USA Today reporter accepted the question with his signie Cap.

The pool, which has 2.4 million followers on X, said he noticed “Snooty to look” from some hereditary journalists and “contempt” for his presence on social media after the opportunity.

“Everything they did in this press -public is a march in closing with each other, and all report the same lies, the same angles, the same manipulations. No curiosity. Questions they are largely asked. “Teens than professionals,” saying it is, “it’s.”

The pool stated that during the Biden administration, the White House journalists from the liberal, the main outlets were largely not curious and intentionally tried to urge the facts and details to push political ideology. He is delighted with the fact that Levitus shook things to suggest a break from “artificial questions that” asked liberal journalists during the Baden administration.

“There should be an attempt to compete in the journalistic space so that we do not receive the same worldview from each reporter,” Pul said. “Naturally, they are upset by competition. But everything I see is when the new media come, they are largely on other parties to the political spectrum, but even then they are not in full agreement.”

“I think this is a great step forward in attracting new voices with different prospects, and this is what the variety was to mean,” he continued. “It was an honor and privilege.”

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On Friday, May 9, White House press -secretary Carolina Lavita listens during a briefing with journalists at the press at the press James in the White House (AP/Alex Brandon)

The “New Media” Seat has also been accupied by the bulwark’s Andrew Egger, Breitbart’s Matt Boyle, Podcaster Sage Stee, Rumble’s Chris Pavlovski, X’s John Stoll, Semafor’s Margaret Olohan, “Breaking Points” Co-Host Saagar EnJeti, Townhall’s Katie Pavlich, Merit Street Media’s Lensay Keith, Reporter Notus JasMine Wright, Matthew Foldt from Washington, Brandon Brendan and Brendon Chris Bedford.

Reporters from outlets such as AP, CNN, Reuters, ABC, CBS, NBC, USA Today, The New York Times, NPR, Bloomberg, Wall Street Journal and Fox News, assigned places at the White House Press briefings, the time as journalists from the smaller ones A crowded perimeter of the room.

Levit explained why she took another approach to the media during the May 5 speech at Hannity.

“Precisely because President Trump has revolutionized the media and how the Americans consume the media. He started it in the company when he opened the campaign under the influence of social media, and he was ready to pass this unconventional media route. We continued these efforts in the White House,” Livit said.

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Former Obama’s former press secretary Jay Carney even praised Levit’s changes in the White House press operation.

“I think it is important to recognize the media -laundry that has changed to attract new votes to shake things up,” Carney said at the Rokk Solutions event last month when he was asked about the new media.

“I think it’s exciting,” Carney continued. “Everyone can learn from this.”