ProPublica
ProPublica on podcasts: where it advertises, what it's offering listeners, and what hosts say about it when they're not being paid.
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“'I love these types of stories where ProPublica like these uh people who magazine writers will do these long exposees where they bet as problem gamblers and then see what happens. This is from Jake Pearson over at ProPublica.'”
ProPublica is praised for conducting investigative journalism exposing DraftKings' unethical practices toward problem gamblers.
▶ Hear it“There was a ProPublica reporter that posed as a gambler with problematic habits. Instantly was flooded with offers and VIP status, etc. So, revealed an awful lot about DraftKings business practices there.”
Mentioned positively as conducting investigative journalism that exposed DraftKings' predatory practices toward vulnerable gamblers.
▶ Hear it“ProPublica again wasn't, you know, normally if you're reporting on this, you would say, well, the law about coordination between super PACs in the campaign. Like, there's literally none of that in the ProPublica story.”
The hosts criticize ProPublica's reporting for lacking important details about super PAC coordination and failing to name specific senators and lobbyists involved in the corruption scheme.
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