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Woods: 'We Miss the Normal Part of People's Lives' When Covering Diversity

Keith Woods, outgoing dean of faculty at Poynter, talks about diversity coverage and his new role at NPR.

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2/4/10	David Shedden	Tip Sheets: Ethics Journalism tips you can use, with links to stories, seminars, and a complete bibliography.
1/29/10	Poynter Institute	McBride: Media Has Obligation to Provide Understanding of Earthquake in Haiti NPR interviewed Poynter's Kelly McBride about the ethical issues that journalists face when they become part of the story.
1/28/10	Bill Mitchell	New Study: As Media Subsidies Decrease, Government Should Support Innovation A study of government support for news finds historic subsidies shrinking
1/26/10	Mallary Jean Tenore	AP Editor Looks for Candidates Who Still Have 'Real Sense of Enthusiasm & Energy' Sarah Nordgren, deputy managing editor for the Associated Press, says the AP is interviewing for several jobs now.
1/22/10	Julie Moos	How Raleigh TV Station Broke Edwards' Paternity Story Months Ago The news director of the CBS affiliate describes the decision-making process.
12/18/09	Paul Bradshaw	In the E-mail Era, Who Owns the Interview? A reporter tells a source that he can't post the questions and answers of an e-mail interview. Who decides who can publish what?
12/14/09	Mizanur Rahman	Events, Not Enterprise, Drive Most Stories about Hispanics A new Pew study finds that just 1.9 percent of stories examined featured "substantial references" to Hispanics.
12/11/09	Angie Chuang	Reporters' Views Differ on Treatment of Race in Woods, Salahi Coverage How relevant is it?
12/6/09	Julie Moos	100 Things Journalists Should Never Do What's on your list?
11/24/09	Joe Grimm	Freelancer Wonders if International Work Will Be Valid She went to Mexico to do some freelance work, but panicked and checked "personal" rather than "business" on her immigration form. Can she still do the stories?

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