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Journalists have a ‘messaging problem’ when it comes to defending fact-based media
One way journalists can combat this issue is by treating it as a messaging problem, NPR TV critic Eric Deggans said Tuesday at a panel discussion during the annual meeting of Poynter’s National ...
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Defending the facts: How do journalists counter attacks on factual reporting?
Poynter’s National Advisory Board met Feb. 10-11 in St. Petersburg, Florida, to provide guidance on how the institute can advocate for journalists and strengthen democracy in the upcoming year.
Letter from the Editor: Recent court rulings have implications for journalists in Oregon
Before I get to this week’s column, I want to let you know the full edition PDF download functionality has been restored to the online newspaper at reader.theoregonian.com. Thanks to all for your ...
Online brain rot is undermining our ability to tell meaningful stories
While social media has the potential to empower storytelling, it can also spread misinformation and lead to brain rot.
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“Lightning in a bottle”: Meredith Clark on Black Twitter’s journalistic impact, legacy — and writing its “obituary”
Meredith Clark ’s research started when she attended the National Black Journalists Association convention in New Orleans in ...
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Journalism isn’t dying, it’s adapting
By definition, Britannica describes journalism as “the collection, preparation, and distribution of news and related ...
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Who is part of Elon Musk's DOGE and what are they doing?
The scope of DOGE's work and the identities of the people carrying it out isn't fully clear — leaving agencies and government ...