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- Now a Little Bit Less Excluded
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- Not For All the News in China, Part Two The second part of CJR’s interview with Howard French
- Other Than That, Mrs. Lincoln… Recent profiles of Blanche Lincoln say little about her policy priorities
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Science
- Saving Corwin’s Creatures MSNBC wades into new territory with environmental documentary 100 Heartbeats
- Trains, Planes, and Carbon Offsets Times keeps a needed eye on green premiums
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The New Age of Citizen Journalism Audio of the Jarvis/Darnton panel on citizen journalism
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Are Consumers the Right Watchdogs? Audio of the panel discussion on amateur vs. professional consumer reporting
Features
How ‘Subprime’ Crushed ‘Predatory’ And what it says about language, the business press, and how we think about the economic crisis
A Luddite’s Virtual Book Tour Get on Facebook, make a video, e-blast everyone you know
Great Expectations An Investigative News Network is born. Now what?
Take a Stand How journalism can regain its relevance
The New Energy Beat It’s global as well as local, environmental as well as financial. Can embattled newsrooms see the big picture?
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Media and the Economic Crisis CJR’s aggregated reporting on how the political, business, and science media are covering the current economic crisis
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Regret the Error
Sorry, Wrong Number It’s not OK for journalists to be bad at math
A Microformat with Major Implications A vision of automated correction notifications and more
Truth or Consequences “We need more journalists who will bleed over their mistakes”
Learning from Our Mistakes Journalists must embrace their errors in order to avoid them in the future
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