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Everything about our collective daily lives has changed in the past three months, since COVID-19 was declared a pandemic, but some of the ways we’ve adapted to meet this challenge…
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Local ownership may be the key to keeping the venerable Baltimore Sun a viable part of its community. Like many other newsrooms, The Sun is facing hard times. Two decades…
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C.J. Benjamin of the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle discusses how to develop a strategy to better engage a younger and more diverse audience.
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Maggie Koerth of FiveThirtyEight and Jamiles Lartey of the Marshall Project discuss how police departments take the wrong approach to dealing with protests.
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Jonathan Haber, author of a new book by MIT Press, discusses how journalists can use critical thinking to improve their reporting.
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Allan Lasser of Massive Science discusses the challenges of making science more accessible and how to explain COVID-19 to a non-scientific audience.
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Alberto Mendoza, executive director of the NAHJ, discusses the challenges faced by the Latino community, especially in light of coronavirus.
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The coronavirus pandemic may be easier for medical and science reporters to cover, but that doesn’t mean general assignment reporters are without support. Ivan Oransky, vice president for editorial at…
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Google supports news, because news supports Google. Chrissy Towle, head of news and local media for the Google News Initiative, says the massive company launched the initiative as a three-year, $300…
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If the news outlet you need doesn’t exist, sometimes you have to create it. Olivia Seltzer was a 13-year-old student in California around the time of the 2016 presidential elections…
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