The White House is rolling out a new policy allowing opportunities for so-called “new media” outlets and content creators to ask questions during press briefings.



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White House to allow seats for ‘new media’ in briefing room

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During her first media briefing Tuesday, White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said the administration was opening up seats beside her podium to “new media voices.”

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The White House briefing room under President Donald Trump's administration looks younger than ever. The Trump administration has opened the briefing room to representatives from "new media" outlets.

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Under Trump 2.0, White House Welcomes Content Creators As "New Media" Outlets

The White House briefing room already has a new look under President Trump.

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White House opens briefing seats to podcasters, influencers, independent media

The addition is a more modest overhaul by the Trump administration than many longtime members of the White House press corps feared.

New WH press secretary Karoline Leavitt unveils ‘new media’ seat in briefing room

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In her first press briefing, Leavitt started with a question from an Axios journalist and made several criticisms of the media.

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Karoline Leavitt announces ‘new media’ seating at White House briefings

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said Tuesday during the first press briefing of President Trump&#039;s second term that Mr. Trump would speak to all media outlets with special chairs designated in the press room for &quot;new media.&quot;

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White House announces "new media seat," opens press room to influencers

The White House is rolling out a new policy allowing opportunities for so-called “new media” outlets and content creators to ask questions during press briefings. White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt announced the move during her first briefing on Tuesday, saying President Trump is ready to retool the administration around “the new media landscape.” “We…

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“New media” reporters and influencers cheered the White House’s announcement on Tuesday that it was expanding the press pool in the White House press briefing to podcasters, independent journalists, and social media influencers. “In keeping with this revolutionary media approach that President Trump deployed during the campaign, the Trump White House will speak to all media outlets and personalities, not just the legacy media who are seated in t…

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'New media' influencers take up White House offer of press credentials

More than 7,400 people, many of whom are journalists representing independent media and other outlets from across the world, requested access to White House press briefings after rules were loosened, a White House official told The Epoch Times by email Jan. 29.
Among those who applied for credentials, many took to social media to announce their submissions.
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Podcasters, Bloggers, and Influencers Apply for White House Access Under New Rules

Trump's spokesman, Karoline Leavitt, said at their first press conference in Washington that influencers, TikTok makers, bloggers, podcasters, and non-classical media reporters should also be able to get a place and ask questions there in the future. They could apply for accreditation if they "produced news-related content." Mainstream media, which she called "old media," had long since ceased to have reach as before, said Leavitt. Instead, many…

Die neue Regierung von US-Präsident Donald Trump will den Umgang mit Medien im Weißen Haus umkrempeln. Trumps Sprecherin, Karoline Leavitt, sagte bei ihrer ersten Pressekonferenz in Washington, künftig sollten dort auch Influencer, TikTok-Macher, Blogger, Podcaster und Reporter von nicht klassischen Medien einen Platz bekommen und Fragen stellen können. Sie könnten eine Akkreditierung beantragen, wenn sie „nachrichtenbezogene Inhalte“ produziert…

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