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Improving Accuracy: Creating a Newsroom System
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Get past euphemisms and monoliths in reporting race.
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Here Come the Interns: What's Your Blogging Policy?
Too late (and too lame) to say you don't have one
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The perfect response to a common situation
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- 4/2/08:
Media Ethics Bibliography
List of online resources and books about media ethics.
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- 3/27/08:
What Went Wrong: Seeking Lessons Learned at LA Times
Many questions raised by the paper's reliance on apparently phony documents
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- 3/24/08:
Reseña de un sistema de corrección de errores desarrollado en Zero Hora
Un paquete de precisión identifica los errores más comunes en las redacciones de ocho periódicos
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- 3/12/08:
Poynter Announces 2008 Ethics Fellows
Announcement of the 2008 Poynter Ethics Fellows
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- 3/11/08:
Chasing Spitzer: Breaking News of Uncertain Sourcing
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- 3/10/08:
Spitzer Screengrabs
News Web sites in New York report the prostitution story.
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Wal-Mart Supercenter Coming to Town
Despite dire warnings, an expert on the subject says the results are not all that bad for small towns.
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- 3/4/08:
Obama Takes Over the Page: Story Behind the Ad?
A drop-down, multimedia ad at the top of 26 local TV, radio and newspaper Web sites raises tough questions about the mix of news, advocacy and advertising.
By Bill Mitchell
- 2/22/08:
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Artículo sobre la importancia de reconocer posibles conflictos de interés para un periodista y un medio de comunicación
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- 2/21/08:
The McCain Story: What's it Really About?
If it's really about a rumored affair, should The Times address that more directly?
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- 2/21/08:
Next Steps on McCain Story: Repeating What You Don't Report
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- 2/21/08:
Discusión sobre la participación de periodistas en primarias y asambleas electorales
Jefes de redacción de varios periódicos han pedido a sus periodistas no participar en asambleas electorales y primarias donde deben declarar su afiliación política
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- 2/21/08:
Tip Sheets: Ethics
Journalism tips you can use, with links to stories, seminars, and a complete bibliography.
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- 2/4/08:
Should Journalists Declare Party Allegiance?
When voting means declaring a party affiliation, journalists don't have many good choices.
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Can They Do That?
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Level the Playing Field for Coverage of Disabilities
Reporting on Buffalo Bills player Kevin Everett's injury and recovery perpetuates stereotypes, says the author.
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