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Bernstein doesn't like post-Watergate "gotcha" style of journalism
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At a University of Maryland talk, neither Carl Bernstein nor Bob Woodward would say their reporting was responsible for the "gotcha" style. "What we did was a very basic kind of traditional nonglamorous reporting that works," said Bernstein. "Good reporting is the best obtainable version of the truth. That no longer is the bottom line in our business."
> Woodstein talk moved to larger room because of overwhelming interest
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