From the airwaves of to talk radio to the right-wing blogosphere, conservative voices across the nation are asking: What happened to?No right-tilting media outlet wields more influence than the Drudge Report, the widely read news-aggregation site launched in 1996. But those who follow the site closely say a sudden anti-Trump pivot is unmistakeable.“Lately he has been absolutely terrible toward President Trump,” said conservative podcaster Josh Bernstein in a Nov.

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8 show, dubbing the site “the Sludge Report.”. TOP STORIESGateway Pundit’s Jim Hoft pleaded, “Dear — Please come home,” while ’s Jesse Watters took notice of a series of anti-Trump headlines, saying, “it just seems like the website has recently played up Trump gaffes and downplayed his successes.”And they’re not wrong, according to, associate director of the Center for Political Leadership, Innovation and Service at Duke University’s Sanford School of Public Policy, who pinpoints the U-turn to the first week of August.“There is a deliberateness to this, in my opinion,” said Mr., a longtime Drudge-watcher. “It’s been happening for over 100 days straight. There’s no sign of it changing, and so the question then becomes for me, why?”Reading the Drudge tea leaves is more art than science, given the fedora-wearing media mogul’s notorious reclusiveness, but several observers have made the point that Mr. Isn’t just about promoting a conservative agenda.

He also wants to lead the news cycle.A source who asked not to be identified described it this way: “Drudge needs conflict to thrive.”“Drudge does appear to have turned on Trump, but remember, first and foremost, he’s an entertainer, like Sean Hannity or Alex Jones,” the source said. “There’s an old saying in the news business: ‘If it bleeds, it leads.’ lives for conflict — his site depends on it.

Sometimes, just for fun, he’ll make the conflict himself.”That analysis appeared to support comments made by ’s Howard Kurtz and conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh, who’s friendly with Mr. During his Aug. Limbaugh attributed any change of tone to a desire to mix things up.“My email inbox says every day, “What’s happening to, Rush? What’s going on with?’” Mr. Limbaugh said. “And I tell people, ‘Have you ever heard of clicks?’ has always, has always sought to have his page be unpredictable and not uniform.”On “Watters World,” Mr.

Kurtz said that “people on the right who think that he is only going to be a cheerleader for the president don’t quite understand how he sees his mission.”“Look, I have covered since he was an unknown blogger, and at this point in his career, he’s primary interested in clicks and riding the media wave, and the media wave you may have noticed, Jesse, has been largely anti-Trump, really for a long time,” Mr. Kurtz said on the Nov. 9 show.‘Drudge hasn’t changed’This isn’t the first time prominent conservatives have taken issue with the Drudge Report. During the 2016 presidential primary campaign, PolitiChicks’ Brooke McGowan said she was “sick and tired of Drudge” — because he was too pro-Trump.Certainly no Republican wants to lose ’s support.

The website garners about 25 million visits per day, challenging legacy media like the New York Times, although Mr. Said the Drudge Report’s anti-Trump tone hasn’t transferred to other conservatives.“If you look at the page, outside of Trump, there is a strong conservative bent,” Mr. “Anything about Trump, he hits really hard, but he doesn’t hit other conservatives hard.”Another theory is that Mr. Simply can’t resist fueling the impeachment narrative, given that he rose to prominence during the 1998 Clinton impeachment.

Said the shift came the weekend of Aug. 3-4, before the start of the House Democrats’ inquiry.The biggest stories of that weekend were the mass shootings in El Paso and Dayton, Ohio, which may or may not have had anything to do with the website’s change in tenor.“I realized in August he had not posted anything positive about Trump in about a week.

In the first couple of days, I didn’t think much of it, and I started going back and looking at old Drudge Report screenshots,” Mr. Said.He found that “it was an immediate pivot. And again, I don’t know if it was causal or correlative, but I thought that was fascinating that in the days leading up to the shooting, it was only positive from Drudge, and in the days following, it was only negative.”Mr. Isn’t a conservative — he worked previously for Democrats — but he pointed out that he wrote a Sept. 28 op-ed for The Hill in favor of Republicans abandoning Mr. Trump in 2020 for Vice President Mike Pence — and the Drudge Report linked it.“I feel very strongly that Drudge hasn’t changed, but he feels that the president either is not engaging forcefully enough in advancing conservative values,” Mr. “Or he has been weakened to a point where feels that someone may be better equipped to take the mantel as the leading conservative figure in the country.”Examples include the Drudge Report’s top Oct.

24 headline, “We’re Building a Wall in Colorado” after Mr. Trump mistakenly said “Colorado” instead of “California,” as well as headlines juicing the impeachment story and any low Trump poll numbers.Of course, the Drudge Report also has a mischievous streak, sometimes seeking to build up prominent Democrats before giving them a push over the side.“When Beto O’Rourke was running against Sen. Ted Cruz for a Texas Senate seat, Drudge appeared to build up the young JFK,” the source said.

“Then, Beto crashed, and took great glee in O’Rourke’s loss. He built Beto up just to heighten the fall.”Mr.

Famously broke the Bill Clinton-Monica Lewinsky affair story in 1998 after Newsweek declined to run it, but his focus in recent years has been linking to articles, a business model that has made him rich. His estimated net worth is $150 million.The Drudge Report has been credited with helping conservative websites gain prominence, but SimilarWeb found that the top destination sites for Drudge links in October 2019 were, The New York Times, CNN, Bloomberg and The Hill.The Drudge Report did not respond to a request for comment from Times.“He used to find the conservative news out there — in the days when that news was hard to find on mainstream media — and link it,” the source said. “Now, he’s down to linking The New York Times and and Yahoo!

And ABC News and The Associated Press, all liberal sites. Maybe he has just gone mainstream. And maybe he is just more into cashing hefty checks than providing the service he once did.”.

Type of site,Available inOwner(last known)Created byMatt DrudgeEditorMatt Drudge,Websiterank221 (U.S.) September 2018YesRegistrationNoLaunched1995; 25 years ago ( 1995), United StatesCurrent statusActiveThe Drudge Report is a website. Founded by and run with the help of and, the site's ownership and political leanings are currently in question, and especially regarding business model changes in mid-late 2019. Site viewership is also down nearly 30 percent in that same time-frame. The site consists mainly of to news stories from other outlets about politics, entertainment, and current events; it also has links to many columnists.

Occasionally, Drudge authors news stories himself, based on tips. The Drudge Report originated in 1995 as a weekly subscriber-based email dispatch. It was the first news source to break the to the public, after decided to spike its story. Contents.Origins The Drudge Report started in 1995 as a column focusing on and Matt Drudge began the email-based newsletter from an apartment in using his connections with industry and media insiders to break stories, sometimes before they hit the mainstream media. In its early days Drudge maintained the website from his home in, with help from assistants in story selection and headline writing. His first assistant was.

Breitbart, who described himself as 'Matt Drudge's bitch', worked the afternoon shift at the Drudge Report, at the same time as running his own website, which provided a perspective for people in the Los Angeles entertainment industry. Has said that Drudge blocked Breitbart from posting content critical of during the 2008 campaign for the US Presidency.In 2010, Drudge added former columnist Joseph Curl to the Drudge Report staff.

In 2011, he added to the staff Charles Hurt, most recently the Washington bureau chief of the and a columnist for The Washington Times. Curl, who served as morning shift editor, left the site in 2014 and, with Drudge's blessing, in January 2015 launched his own aggregator Right Read, for The Washington Times. (By 2019, Right Read was no longer in operation.)Drudge, who began his website in 1997 as a supplement to his 10 per year e-mail newsletter, received national attention in 1996 when he broke the news that would be Republican 's running mate in the. In 1998, Drudge made national waves when he broke the news that magazine had information on an inappropriate relationship between 'a White House intern' and President —the —but was withholding publication. After Drudge's report came out, Newsweek published the story. Content The Drudge Report site consists mainly of selected to news websites all over the world, each link carrying a headline written by Drudge or his editors. The linked stories are generally hosted on the external websites of mainstream media outlets.

It occasionally includes stories written by Drudge himself, usually two or three paragraphs in length. They generally concern a story about to be published in a major magazine or newspaper. Drudge occasionally publishes, and ratings, or early election which are otherwise not made available to the public.In April 2009, the announced that it would be examining the doctrine, used by sites like and the Drudge Report to justify the use of AP content without payment.On May 4, 2009, the 's office issued a warning to employees in not to visit the Drudge Report and other sites because of malicious code contained in some of the advertising on the website. In March 2010, antivirus company warned that advertising at the Drudge Report, and other sites carried malware that could infect computers. 'The most compromised ad delivery platforms were Yield Manager and Fimserve, but a number of smaller ad systems, including Myspace, were also found to be delivering malware on a lesser scale', said Avast Virus Labs. Design The site's design has seen few changes since its debut in 1997. Drudge has experimented with temporary, relatively minor design tweaks, including using all pictures for a period in August 2017 and using colored text for holidays instead of the standard black throughout the site's existence; in all cases, the basic layout remained consistent throughout its existence.

It remains entirely written in unscripted, with a mostly monochromatic color scheme of black boldface monospaced font text on a plain white background. The Drudge Report has been described by Cheryl Woodard, co-founder of PC, and Publish magazines, as 'a big, haphazard mishmash of links and photos' and by as 'popular despite a plain appearance'. The Drudge Report website is simple and, according to Paul Armstrong of webwithoutwords.com, in feel.

Of called it 'one of the best designed sites on the web'. It consists of a banner headline and a number of other selected headlines in three columns in. Most link to an outside source, usually the online edition of a newspaper, which hosts the story. When no such source is available, either because the story is 'developing', with little known details at the time, or is an exclusive scoop, a special page is created on the Drudge Report servers, which contains text and sometimes images.Stories on the site are ascribed different levels of importance, which Matt Drudge rates at his editorial discretion. The Report almost always holds one major story above the masthead logo, usually just one sentence hyperlinked to the most important story of the day.

Other stories surrounding the main headline can be found in the upper left-hand side of the page and link to more specific articles dealing with aspects of the headline story. The standard story, either the headline or links below the logo, is written in black.

The majority of stories are laid out in three columns beneath the; at the bottom of each column are various links: newspapers and magazines in the left column, columnists in the middle column, and a collection of wire service links and miscellaneous links to archives, e-mail, site stats, and a box to submit anonymous tips at the right. 'Weather Action,' a static page of links to weather data; and 'Quake Sheet,' with monitoring, each have their own hosted page on the Drudge Report servers. The newest stories and those Drudge considers most important are in red, all under a single major headline in large bold type. For especially important breaking stories, especially if they are still emerging, Drudge places art of a flashing red light on the screen.Although the site initially featured very few images, it is now usually illustrated with five or six photographs. Generally the images, like the linked headlines, are from the servers of other news agencies. Political leanings Matt Drudge has said that he is a, but 'more of a '. Some regard the Drudge Report as conservative in tone, and it has been referred to in the media as 'a conservative news aggregator'.

In 2008, Richard Siklos, an editor of magazine, called the Drudge Report a 'conservative bullhorn'. Peter Wallsten, writing in the, labelled Drudge a 'well-known conservative warrior'; Saul Hansell, writing in, referred to him as a 'conservative muckraker'; and was quoted in magazine in August 2007 as calling him a 'right-wing '.Jesse Swick of notes that the Drudge Report frequently links to stories that upon global warming.

'Drudge loves a press release from Senator almost as much as he loves taking pot shots at. It's like flashing tasty images of popcorn and sodas between frames at movie theaters, only much less subtle.' Wrote, 'The American left can't restrict Internet usage or ban talk radio, so it de-legitimizes these news sources. Ripping alternative news sources as illegitimate is the left's only remaining option - it cannot compete with the right wing in the new media. They call Matt Drudge a muckraker and a.'

A study in 2005 placed the Drudge Report 'slightly left of center'. 'One thing people should keep in mind is that our data for the Drudge Report was based almost entirely on the articles that the Drudge Report lists on other Web sites', said, the head of the study. 'Very little was based on the stories that Matt Drudge himself wrote.

The fact that the Drudge Report appears left of center is merely a reflection of the overall bias of the media.' Professor critiqued the statistical model used in this study on the basis that model assumed conservative politicians do not care about the ideological position of think tanks they cite, while liberal politicians do. The study was also criticized by media watchdog Spinwatch for its methodology and its authors' ties to conservative think tanks.In 2015 and 2016, Drudge repeatedly featured pro-Trump headlines during the, leading and to describe Drudge as 'all in' for Trump. During the of 2019, the Drudge Report began aggregating what called 'an overwhelming amount of negative news for the Trump White House'. CNN speculated that this meant there had been a falling out. In 2019, stated that it had received unconfirmed news that Drudge had sold the site and was no longer involved in its operations, which would also explain the change in editorial direction. Business model & viewership Revenue for the Drudge Report - estimated in 2019 to be as high as $30 million dollars per year - is driven by advertising that was managed for 20 years by Intermarkets, Inc.

During the summer of 2019, after many years of being known for 'changing nothing' about the website, Drudge advertising shifted to a 'new and unknown' company by the name of Granite Cubed which is owned by Margaret and Adrian Otto. Otto is a technical director at. In 2017, the Ottos acquired Refdesk, a website whose founder is Bob Drudge, Matt’s father; after the purchase, the elder Drudge retired and had no further involvement with Refdesk. The current ownership, strategy and outlook for the Drudge Report is held close as private information.In the period following the changes of 2019, traffic metrics for the Drudge website are down substantially—from a 90 day-ago ranking of #632 in global internet engagement to #844 and declining in December 2019. Influence In 2006, according to, 'Drudge's coverage affects the media's political coverage', effectively steering the media's political coverage towards what Halperin calls 'the most salacious aspects of American politics'.

In The Way To Win, a book written by Halperin and, Drudge is called 'the of his era'. Strategist also said in 2006 'phones start ringing' whenever Drudge breaks a story, and, a former media advisor to, said that he checked the site 30–40 times per day.Wallsten analyzed the data derived from a detailed content analysis of print, broadcast and blog discussions during the last five weeks of the 2008 campaign. Rather than the broad impact posited by professional political observers, Wallsten found that, even on issues where the site should be expected to have its largest impact, the stories highlighted on the Drudge Report exert a fairly inconsistent influence over what traditional media outlets chose to cover. — Matthew Drudge, Drudge ReportA video hosted by shows that Ware did not make a sound or ask any question during the press conference. Oprah and Sarah Palin On September 5, 2008, the Drudge Report reported that staffers were 'sharply divided on the merits of booking Sarah Palin'.

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Drudge said that he obtained the information from an anonymous source. Winfrey responded in a written statement to news outlets saying, 'The item in today's Drudge Report is categorically untrue. There has been absolutely no discussion about having Sarah Palin on my show. At the beginning of this presidential campaign when I decided that I was going to take my first public stance in support of a candidate, I made the decision not to use my show as a platform for any of the candidates.' Oprah Winfrey's public statement came after she had already endorsed Barack Obama for president on in 2007. Drudge was accused by some commentators of planting a false story for political ends.

Ashley Todd attack hoax On October 23, 2008, Drudge published an unconfirmed exclusive story regarding, the 20-year-old employee of the and volunteer who had allegedly been attacked by a black male for having a McCain sticker on her car in. Drudge reported the story without a link but as 'developing', titling the headline 'Shock: McCain Volunteer Attacked and Mutilated in Pittsburgh – 'B' carved into 20 yr old Woman's Face'. The story set off a 'storm of media attention', being quickly picked up by many conservative bloggers and right-wing talk radio show hosts, all citing the Drudge Report as their source. It was also reported in newspapers and TV both in the US and around the world.

The story was confirmed to be a hoax perpetrated by Todd and, according to, spread to reporters by McCain's Pennsylvania Communications Director.Drudge then printed a retraction of the story, including links to the news stories detailing that the attack had been a hoax, and that Ashley Todd had performed a similar 'attack' on herself while volunteering in a local group. She was later asked to leave the group because of the hoax.Birther conspiracy theories Drudge Report promoted birther conspiracy theory that President Barack Obama was not a U.S. Hillary Clinton's 2016 campaign On August 8, 2016, Drudge Report used a photo of Democratic nominee on their website. The photo depicted two men helping Clinton go up the stairs during her campaign in on February 27, 2016. Afterwards, several accounts in support of Republican nominee used the photo on the site, especially with the hashtag #HillaryHealth, which was used prior to the incident. The use of the photo was criticized by several commentators for taking a relatively old photograph out of context as well as misleading their readers.On October 3, 2016, Drudge Report published an unfounded claim that had an illegitimate child named Danney Williams, an allegation that Drudge Report itself had reported as debunked in 1999 based on a magazine article.On December 30, 2016, Drudge Report accused the of attempting to shut down its website with a.

Beginning roughly one week earlier, DDoS attacks had repeatedly taken the site offline for extended periods. Cybersecurity analysts speculated that the attack was on the scale of the and suggested that only a small number of groups would have the ability to take down a highly-trafficked site for extended lengths of time.Drudge Report promoted the debunked, as well as conspiracy theories about the.

Conspiracy theories about the 2017 Las Vegas shooting In October 2017, Drudge Report promoted conspiracy theories about the. Immigration In October 2017, the Drudge Report shared a false Breitbart News story claiming that an undocumented immigrant caused the.

The story was rebutted by the Sonoma County's sheriff department which stated, 'This is completely false, bad, wrong information that Breitbart started and is being put out into the public.' In June 2018, the Drudge Report used a misleading headline and photo pairing to suggest that migrant children who had been separated from their parents by the Trump administration were violent criminals. The photo was of a group of Syrian children holding toy guns. References.

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