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There's a better way to do tough interviews. I rewrote @tonydokoupil's and @BretBaier's questions. poynter.org/commentary/2024/…
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When journalists manage to NOT sanewash politicians, here's what they do:
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This is an example of solid, persistent, interviewing.
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Holy shit! This journalist (who is a Venezuelan immigrant) just caused Stephen Miller to have a full blown meltdown after busting him for using fake crime data!
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The sweep of this latest @washingtonpost series, Terror on Repeat, about the destruction of assault rifles in mass shootings, staggering. It's a powerful, thoughtful, insightful piece of journalism. It's also very hard to take in. washingtonpost.com/nation/in…
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In every newsroom, a host of journalists find themselves scrambling to get up to speed on what is arguably the world’s most complex conflict.
A guide to basics on Israel, Gaza, Palestine and Hamas for local journalists, from @kellymcb and @atompkins:
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I was telling @RoyPeterClark that interviewing @newsbysamuels and @ToluseO was such a dream, because they embody the marriage of craft and purpose and joy.
11 May 2023
Want to know what it means to apply your writing craft in journalism to a "really big purpose." Please read this interview by my colleague @kellymcb with two young writers of the Pulitzer winner in nonfiction books. It lifted me up. poynter.org/reporting-editin…
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Want to know what it means to apply your writing craft in journalism to a "really big purpose." Please read this interview by my colleague @kellymcb with two young writers of the Pulitzer winner in nonfiction books. It lifted me up. poynter.org/reporting-editin…
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The journalists who wrote the Pulitzer-Prize winning book, His Name Is George Floyd, are 37- and 38-years old. So much advice and insight here about how to do great work.
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Need inspiration? I got to interview @newsbysamuels and @ToluseO about their @PulitzerPrizes win for their book, His Name Is George Floyd.
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My colleagues and their very smart first takes on the Pulitzer Prizes. (Great reporting on corruption out of Alabama and Mississippi).
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So well-deserved. Honestly one of the best stories I've ever read.
The #Pulitzer for Explanatory Reporting is awarded to @itscaitlinhd of @TheAtlantic for deeply reported and compelling accounting of a Trump policy that separated migrant children from their parents, leading to abuses that have persisted under the Biden administration.
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Sharing with my mom right now
5 May 2023
Swearing could actually be an emotional release valve and studies show that people who swear like a sailor are more honest and more intelligent. discovermagazine.com/health/…
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Deadline today. There are a few spots left.
Looking for a way to grow newsroom leaders? This Poynter course teaches a 6-person team to identify mission, build consensus, write policies, change behaviors and communicate with the audience. All while changing the way you cover crime.
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Looking for a way to grow newsroom leaders? This Poynter course teaches a 6-person team to identify mission, build consensus, write policies, change behaviors and communicate with the audience. All while changing the way you cover crime.
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Last year I guided 45 newsroom teams through a step-by-step process to transform their crime reporting from something harmful into helpful. This year I'm only taking 25 teams and the applications are open. poynter.org/shop/ethics/tran…
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