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January 11, 2017 Franklin Clemens

Journalists to BuzzFeed: Grow Up

BuzzFeed’s decision to publish a 35-page intelligence dossier about Donald Trump’s dealings in Russia set off a firestorm on Twitter

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December 22, 2016 Franklin Clemens

Content is king, but don’t forget context

One of the greatest benefits digital publishing gives newsrooms is the ability to show the context of today’s stories in ways

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December 1, 2016 Franklin Clemens

Newspaper editor speaks candidly about journalism during the Trump presidency

Marty Baron is the executive editor of The Washington Post. He is also the winner of this year’s Hitchens Prize,

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November 25, 2016 Franklin Clemens

Why do reporters ask such obvious questions?

Journalists are frequently accused of asking obvious questions of their sources. While it isn’t possible to speak for or defend

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November 24, 2016 Franklin Clemens

Why the digital world still needs print

“Print is dead. I get all my news online now anyway.” I hear this refrain all the time, or some

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November 24, 2016 Franklin Clemens

Is Breaking News breaking the news?

Breaking News: Local news stations, 24-hour news networks and news organizations on Twitter over-use the phrase “breaking news” to grab

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