Here's the list of journos who won't be making themselves part of the 'celebration of journalism' story in Times Square on New Year's Eve

As we told you earlier this month, it was announced that the New Year’s Eve ball drop in New York City’s Times Square would be a “celebration of journalism.” In spite of NBC News recently sharing a report that the U.S. had been added to the list of the “most dangerous countries” for journalists, many journos will nonetheless take the risk in order to be front and center in Times Square to help drop the ball:

this year @TimesSquareNYC New Year's Eve event is celebrating journalism – @PressFreedom is the "official charity honoree" of the ball drop

— Brian Stelter (@brianstelter) December 29, 2018

These journos will press the button for the ball drop: @MariaRessa, @JoelCPJ, @RBlumenstein, @vladduthiersCBS, @EFelsenthal, @KarenAttiah, @MurrayMatt, @MarthaRaddatz, @LesterHoltNBC, @JonScottFNC, @KarenToulon, and @NewDay co-anchor Alisyn Camerota

— Brian Stelter (@brianstelter) December 29, 2018

No Jim Acosta?

Journalists aren’t supposed to be a part of the story, unless that’s how they want it.

Nothing says Journolism like making the story about your self for two years or longer https://t.co/LUdHNrb1Vw

— Schrödinger’s ⛔️ Collapsitarian #1 (@jumpinjonnydee) December 29, 2018

The only way our media could celebrate themselves any harder is by launching bottle rockets out of their ass. https://t.co/d92FnnAemI

— Ron Barker (@wrongnowshutup2) December 29, 2018

Here's the list of journos who won't be making themselves part of the 'celebration of journalism' story in Times Square on New Year's Eve

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