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USA Today Goes Full Clickbait With Salmon Story
USA Today reporter Daryl Austin recently published a 676-word article titled, “Yes, salmon is good for you. But here's…

MSN Get Your Fish Together
Recently the mega-bot syndicator MSN featured an article titled Health concerns surrounding this fish: What consumers need to know.…

Seafood Community Opposes H.R. 8507 Legislation
June 20, 2024The Honorable Mary Sattler Peltola153 Cannon House Office BuildingWashington, DC 20515Dear Congresswoman Peltola:We write to express our…

Get with the Times
The saying “everything old is new again” speaks to trends that see faded Nirvana and Guns N’ Roses concert…

Bloom or Bust on Mercury Reporting
The cycle of reporting on mercury in seafood can be an exhausting one, as misinformed reporters peddle hyperbole and…

Seafood: 1, Poor Reporting: 0, You’re Missing the Point
If there's one message to get across to news outlets, like Newsweek and The New York Times, it’s this:…

One Fish… Two Fish… The Faulty Fascination with Fish Lists
A new article from Fox News claims to help consumers pick the “best and worst fish for your health”…

Dubious Celebrity Diagnosis?
Did you hear Joe Rogan claims to have “poisoned” himself with arsenic by eating too many sardines?Right, so arsenic…

Make Sure You’ve Got the Facts on Fukushima
Seafood from the Pacific Ocean remains safe, healthy, and delicious. Recent reporting on the controlled release of treated water…

“Safe Catch”… Like A Bad Penny
For years, gullible media have reported breathlessly on Safe Catch Tuna without doing much homework. Such homework might include…

IUU Technology over Treachery? Or Not Really… But Just Kind of a Cool Story with a Helicopter Chase?
Today’s Washington Post article, ‘A boat went dark. Finding it could help save the world’s fish’, follows a structure…

Chef Gruel Discusses Whether Seafood Restaurants are Thriving or Surviving
Chef Andrew Gruel returns to SoFISHticated to explain whether seafood restaurants are surviving or thriving.