ICYMI The Content Creators Crashing the Diddy Trial
Jun 18, 2025
Join Nadira Goffe, a Slate staff writer known for her insightful coverage of the Diddy trial, as she dives into the clash between traditional media and new creators. Discover how YouTubers and streamers are reshaping courtroom reporting, often eclipsing classic outlets with their engaging narratives. Goffe discusses the ethical dilemmas and sensationalism emerging in true crime culture. The conversation also touches on the intense media rivalry in high-profile trials and the evolving landscape of legal journalism.
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Hard to Access Diddy Trial Courtroom
- Getting into the Diddy trial courtroom is extremely competitive and requires waiting in line early.
- People even pay for others to hold their place overnight to secure their spot among limited seating.
Less Polarizing Coverage of Diddy Trial
- The Diddy trial coverage by new media is less polarized than the Depp v. Heard trial.
- New media creators focus on legal analysis rather than picking sides based on belief.
Creators Fund Expensive Trial Coverage
- Stephanie Su runs a large team and invests heavily in covering the trial with a squad and assistants.
- Many independent creators fund their trial coverage through audience donations and streaming income.
