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Plus: Challenging 'getting it first vs. getting it right,' data journalism for marginalized communities, and determining what news organizations cover …
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Plus: What can (or can't) be done about news avoiders, the impact of Sinclair on national political views, and the everyday tactics that shape whether …
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Plus: How media memory of the civil rights movement undermines Black activism, what audiences define as quality news, and more.
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Also: What audiences expect of journalists covering right-wing extremism, how people follow and avoid fear-inducing news, and a peek behind the paywall…
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Plus: The rural-urban divide in news and politics, when journalists see themselves as villains, the effect of errors on media trust, and more.
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Plus: How do newsrooms 'pressured from the top' cover their corporate bosses? And studies of the 'Serial Effect' in podcasting and Facebook's role as a…
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Plus: Journalistic norms vs. right-wing populism, what journalists think about deleting their tweets, and the unfulfilled promise of augmented reality …
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