SIGNAL: Tim Schwab's long read asks whether established media firms are compromised in challenging the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation's role in public health, given their widespread funding of media outlets
Read the full article in the Columbia Journalism Review
In the same way that the news media has given Gates an outsize voice in the pandemic, the foundation has long used its charitable giving to shape the public discourse on everything from global health to education to agriculture.
Tim Schwab
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When money is offered, we listen’: foundation funding and nonprofit journalism
