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A report released by three journalism centers says nonprofit investigative journalism outlets must be transparent about who is funding them, establish guidelines for handling conflicts of interest and communicate with potential supporters to maintain public confidence in these emerging experiments in journalism. The report will be discussed at a University of Wisconsin journalism ethics conference on Friday.
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Report: Nonprofit newsrooms need to be open about their fundraising practices
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