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Introducing native advertising at Poynter
Dear readers, One of our priorities at Poynter is chronicling the ever-changing business models used…
June 15, 2016
Submitting a correction to Poynter
Poynter creates and edits journalism in ways aimed at anticipating problem areas, reducing mistakes and…
May 8, 2016
Introducing ‘In Case You Missed It,’ a look at all the news that’s fit to click
Dear readers, In case you missed it, we launched a new feature on our site…
February 10, 2016
The Intercept’s Juan Thompson fired for fabrication
Juan Thompson, who until November was a reporter for The Intercept, has been fired from…
February 2, 2016
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AP corrects: Backstreet’s back, all right
Oh my god, they’re back again. The Associated Press made an important clarification on Thursday,…
January 14, 2016
What’s next for Sean Penn? Exclusives with the ghosts of Hitler and Al Capone?
Good morning. Maybe evil Ugandan Joseph Kony? Andy Borowitz jested that the head of ISIS…
January 11, 2016
The Poynter.org redesign – Frequently Asked Questions
After several months of strategizing, planning and building, the revamped Poynter.org is here. The goals…
January 6, 2016
Managing Change
Sometimes something just feels wrong in a workplace. But how do you diagnose the situation? …
December 15, 2015
Canadian newspaper corrects itself on love, hatred and Trump
The lack of punctuation on Twitter hashtags claimed another victim on Wednesday, as The Globe…
December 11, 2015
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