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When The National Memorial for Peace and Justice opened earlier this year, the Montgomery Advertiser saw an opportunity. It was a rare chance to apologize and take responsibility for past…
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John Wilcock, 91, a British journalist who was a pioneer in the underground press of the 1950s and 1960s, died Thursday in a care facility in Ojai, California. It’s All Journalism…
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If journalism is a crucial component to a healthy, functional democracy, why do ad rates and subscriptions drive the size of newsrooms and the work journalists can produce? That’s a…
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Lisa Khoury was determined to be an investigative reporter, even if that meant leaving behind a comfortable life and job to move to the other side of the world to…
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The only way to enjoy a successful, insightful project is to pick it up and move it to another city. Andrea Wenzel, an assistant professor at Temple University and a…
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Every morning, around 9 a.m., there’s a conference call in the ABC newsroom. It only lasts about 20 minutes, but for Brad Mielke, it’s one of the most exciting…
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Lee Uehara had every intention of going back to Chicago and making the monthly Japanese and English newspaper she ran into a stronger, better publication. After finishing up journalism school…
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If you’ve listened to Jason Fraley’s previous appearances on our podcast, you know that he is passionate about movies. Fortunately, his job as the entertainment editor at WTOP Radio in Washington,…
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In the greater scheme of things, getting the average person on the street to care about open government laws and the ability of journalists to have access to public records…
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The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel was in a position all too familiar for most newsrooms: It had great stories from a hardworking, dedicated staff, but it wasn’t making the biggest waves…
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