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Newspapers and News in the News
Neiman Lab takes a look at what digital subscriptions are doing (or not doing) to keep newspapers healthy. Excellent article taking a deep dive at the LA Times with lots of data from Joshua Benton. ProPublica reports on how well-off parents … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 6, Uncategorized
Tagged editorials, going digital, newspapers, reporting
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“A Church, A School –” An editorial from the Atlanta Constitution, 1958
For today’s blog post, I’m reprinting a Pulitzer Prize winning editorial by Ralph McGill, written for the Atlanta Constitution almost exactly 60 years ago. As I was researching the links to go with this, the following article from Poynter popped up. … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 6
Tagged civil rights, editorials, JMC406, Pulitzer prize
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Some great blogs from my students
This last week my blogging and commentary student Austin Koeller wrote a state editorial I was pretty happy with. He argued that U.S. Senator Deb Fischer was betraying her conservative supporters in north central Nebraska by supporting construction of the … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 6, JMC 406
Tagged blogging, editorials
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