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The day's Bureaucrat asked Matti Kalliokoski to publicly confirm whether he had personally approved the publication decision for the said article. He justified the request by a desire to avoid the silence seen in the preliminary investigation hearings of the Helsingin Sanomat Viestikoekeskus case and also mentioned Atte Kaleva, Leena Sharma, and Suomen Kuvalehden in his publication. #mediakritiikki #journalismi #vapaus (translated)

Kaleva thanked Pbyrokraatti, Leena Sharma, and Suomen Kuvalehti and asked Matti Kalliokoski how to proceed in the situation. He inquired whether Suomen Kuvalehti would correct the claims he considered to be incorrect, or how the matter would otherwise be handled. #journalismi #mediakritiikki #suomimedia (translated)

The Day Bureaucrat wrote that Saska Saarikoski, the head of the editorial office of Helsingin Sanomat, had worked for five years at the Ydin magazine published by the Sadankomitea and Rauhanliitto, and previously at Ylioppilaslehti, which the author described as almost equally left-wing. According to the author, Esa Mäkinen, the development director of HS and a member of the editorial management team, had previously served as the editor-in-chief and worked at Kansan Uutiset as well as being the editor-in-chief of Ylioppilaslehti. He claimed that Mäkinen had been suspected in the Viestikoekeskus case of revealing state secrets but had avoided charges like editor-in-chief Kaius Niemi by remaining silent during the investigation's interrogations. The Day Bureaucrat described the HS editorial team as otherwise left-wing as well and noted that the backgrounds of Saarikoski and Mäkinen stood out particularly. According to him, other newspapers do not report on their backgrounds in communist media because about 80 percent of journalists were themselves left-wing and shared a similar value system and background. #media #journalismi #vasemmistolisuus (translated)

Kaleva asked Matti Kalliokoski, the bureaucrat, Leena Sharma, and Suomen Kuvalehti if their actions meant that they intentionally published clearly false claims and awaited whether a correction request would arise. He expressed his disbelief. #valhe #totuus #journalismi (translated)

The day's Bureaucrat wrote that it might be justified to consider filing a police report in the matter. However, he said he understood if Atte did not want to spend any more time dealing with a painful memory and wished him strength. The Bureaucrat criticized Suomen Kuvalehti and the journalism field for publishing what he considered a shameful article. #rikosilmoitus #journalismi #tuki (translated)

Dr. Jussi Lindgren criticized Yle's writing as low-quality and misleading, stating that it raises the idea of intentional disinformation. He also found it peculiar to think that a single editorial team would have a monopoly on information. https://t.co/vPMFzCdKbb #disinformaatio #journalismi #mediakritiikki (translated)

Keijo Kaarisade advised HS and Yle journalists to wait for the reactions of the extreme right following a dramatic world event and to write an analysis about it. He wrote that this approach worked every time. https://t.co/aNl8iruUSx #journalismi #analyysi #laitaoikeisto (translated)

Matias Turkkila criticized Yle's main news story, which he said strongly defended France's violence, illegality, and destruction. According to him, the article did not interview any researchers, but the journalist presented his own opinions, which he described as strange, as news. Turkkila also brought up a financial journalist from Ilta-Sanomat, who had stated that the story had pleased him. Turkkila wondered why journalists took delight in violence and the burning of cities. He claimed that the Finnish journalistic community mostly consisted of left-wing activists and asked why journalists repeatedly joined initiatives from activists on the same side. He stated that there were many examples from recent years. #Suomi #journalismi #uutiset (translated)

Tuomo Saarni pondered what it would feel like for an entrepreneur who had built their small business for a couple of decades to have it destroyed in an instant without society being able to help. He described neighbors staying behind locked doors and the entrepreneur having to start over the next day. Saarni also wrote that the state would require the entrepreneur to continue paying taxes so that the people who destroyed his property could, in his view, exercise their freedom without regard for others. He criticized the press for reporting that the demonstration had the support of the neighborhood and regarded Western democracy and journalism as being in crisis. #yrittäjyys #demokratia #journalismi (translated)

Bart Nijman stated that the media had come to the point where they reported on a BNNVARA presenter who, according to him, called and harassed underage girls via WhatsApp because of a ‘White Power’ avatar. He wrote that the presenter had appeared at an NPO award show with an antifa necklace and referred to journalism in that context as ‘late stage journalisming’. #media #journalistiek #vrijePers (translated)

Jari Sarasvuo criticized the title and perspective of the article that reported on Elon Musk's flying Tesla. According to him, the title should have mentioned that Musk introduced the flying Tesla, and in the introduction, it should have stated that Tesla's new Roadster turned in the air with the help of SpaceX's propulsion engines. Sarasvuo wrote that currently, a flying Tesla would be illegal and unsafe in traffic, and that its entry into road traffic could take a long time or might not happen at all. He considered the comments about safety and legality as opinion manipulation and the presentation event as a grand show. He stated that deliveries had previously been more professional. #Tesla #ElonMusk #journalismi (translated)

Tuomo Saarni praised Katleena's writing and said he was a bit concerned about the discount campaign aimed at young people by Helsingin Sanomat. According to him, young people were being enticed as readers at the same time as journalism had become activism, and activism was being hidden, as Katleena's example demonstrated in his opinion. Saarni added that the same principle should also apply to writers representing the right, not just private individuals. #journalismi #aktivismi #nuoret (translated)

Katleena Kortesuo hoped that the editors of the opinions section of Helsingin Sanomat would check the roles and reference groups of the writers so that readers would not have to figure them out themselves. According to her, it would be unfair if a political actor or a representative of an interest group presented themselves as an ordinary citizen. https://t.co/VKj96hbwNm #mielipide #journalismi #politiikka (translated)

Mika Treuthardt wrote that he would continue the discussion because he was blocked. He criticized a person who, according to him, after years of warnings, was horrified that the discussion had gone too far. Treuthardt asked if it had not been warned before that avoiding issues would increase racism and distrust. He also criticized the portrayal of the situation's resolver as a heroic journalist and how the journalists praised each other. Treuthardt called the actions stigmatizing, hypocritical, and hindsight. #rasismi #journalismi #yhteiskunta (translated)

Matias Turkkila wrote that previously the media admired Prime Minister Sanna Marin, even though she, according to him, spoke nonsense. Now, according to Turkkila, Marin's speeches, while working as a consultant, were treated critically. He said that the change took several years and wondered why critical journalism had not previously extended to the country's highest power holder. Turkkila pondered whether this was due to the favoritism system he described in the media or social pressure from leftist circles. According to him, journalists saw injustices but left them unaddressed because social security took precedence over being right journalistically. #journalismi #kriittinenajattelu #SannaMarin (translated)

The author mentioned that he had been monitoring Russia's target list for a year and said that investigative journalists were one of its key targets. As an example, he mentioned a German journalist who had spent months in a cover operation posing as a supporter of Putin. According to the author, Russian handlers had paid the journalist in bitcoins for espionage. https://t.co/mVuaKvxSN2 #venäjä #journalismi #tutkimus #FI #RU (translated)