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True or False? The hilarious way
@nytimes referred to singer Meat Loaf (the “Bat Out of Hell” guy) http://cjr.bz/1ViqmuU -
Tracking the primaries on social media: what
@SenTedCruz's most popular tweets reveal http://cjr.bz/1ONsRyO pic.twitter.com/fLfzsp3l0i
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The unique ways social media can be used to vet candidates during the primaries http://cjr.bz/1qJCUPo pic.twitter.com/J1IkRKcPpS
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A local news startup has a specific strategy to make it stand out from the crowd
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The voiceless have a voice. A journalist's job is to amplify it. http://www.cjr.org/first_person/buttry_story.php … via
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Did a caption get a
@nytimes editor demoted? http://cjr.bz/1ONf3UZ -
A local news startup is grabbing attention with its unique strategy to news http://cjr.bz/1WOxL6e pic.twitter.com/qCLAcsbG9c
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Fact or fiction?
@Newsday publishes raunchy headline about ambidextrous high school pitcher http://cjr.bz/25lCku3 pic.twitter.com/K1tmRluNzB
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An influential writing guide offers a new approach to the English language http://cjr.bz/27RBdB1
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Fact or fiction? The caption that got a
@nytimes editor demoted http://cjr.bz/1TvShIv pic.twitter.com/sEayVDDWr4
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Why one local paper launched an online section for older readers
@PittsburghPG http://cjr.bz/1RoatfD -
Chelsea Manning's case brings up an important question for journalists http://cjr.bz/1XScBUs pic.twitter.com/ogS3MEw3yi
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The Espionage Act has a huge problem, demonstrated by Chelsea Manning's case http://cjr.bz/1XS5kUC pic.twitter.com/9CBiTewZ47
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@PittsburghPG takes a chance with an interesting new online section http://cjr.bz/1TvnpYO -
Forget Millennials. This local news organization is launching a section on aging http://www.cjr.org/united_states_project/pittsburgh_post_gazette_aging_edge.php …
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Why one local paper launched an online section for older readers: http://www.cjr.org/united_states_project/pittsburgh_post_gazette_aging_edge.php … via
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From the CJR archives: Our analysis of the algorithms that govern our lives http://cjr.bz/1YT0PaO pic.twitter.com/H2rJXxz9ZZ
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As publications try to capture young readers, the
@PittsburghPG takes a different approach http://cjr.bz/22mnwWW -
An influential writing guide offers a new approach to the English language http://cjr.bz/1TrMEuW
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The
@PittsburghPG recently launched a section online that is a little unusual http://cjr.bz/22mcl0r -
A leading authority on the English language takes a new approach http://cjr.bz/22m8ost pic.twitter.com/YIS3yyaOzg
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The non-journalist influencing the debate around Chicago Public Schools http://cjr.bz/1TuLzgs
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The unexpected readers a publication is targeting http://cjr.bz/22m2O9I
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Why a paper is catering to a particular kind of reader online not typically targeted http://cjr.bz/244y0cS pic.twitter.com/bLgJ7QUTXx
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This wasn't the best headline choice http://cjr.bz/1TyQMWU
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Tomorrow in
#Detroit: Join@CJR &@BridgeMichigan for a catered lunch and conversation about the latest news storieshttps://www.eventbrite.com/e/lets-read-the-news-tickets-25510923860 …
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The presidential candidate who almost never talks to beat reporters http://cjr.bz/1OSCWj7
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One particular presidential candidate's time in the White House would be a leaker's paradise http://buff.ly/1Ts43AE
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Which is the best candidate on press freedom? My take in
@CJR http://www.cjr.org/opinion/simon_grades.php … -
Want to know which presidential candidate is best for the press? Here's a scorecard to keep up http://buff.ly/1Ts43AE
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Scoring the 2016 candidates on press freedom http://buff.ly/1Ts43AE pic.twitter.com/5iin7IAmls
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The important voice that's often missing in journalism http://buff.ly/1ToV6sZ
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"These people have the voices, but they don’t have the means to get heard." http://buff.ly/1RcCdUt
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The unexpected person influencing the discussion about Chicago Public Schools
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Great post: How a journalist helped a rape survivor by telling her story
@stevebuttry http://buff.ly/1RcCdUt@CJRpic.twitter.com/LDNOptvp0s
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Yikes... here's a headline that could use some commas http://cjr.bz/1Rbw4rt
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A newspaper veteran returns to journalism in a surprising role http://buff.ly/1W2sp7t
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Jeanne Marie Olson is not a journalist, but what she does with data influences scores in
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How one open data advocate is influencing the discussion about Chicago Public Schools
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Can you tell what's missing in this headline? http://cjr.bz/1Rbw4rt
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Ouch... here's a headline that could use some commas http://cjr.bz/1Rbw4rt
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Why this photo represents a journalist's professional milestone http://cjr.bz/20bw4y3 pic.twitter.com/R9QXY6yiRu
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The important voice that's often missing in journalism http://buff.ly/1ToV6sZ
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“I wanted to prove a point, that people could be OK after rape. … I found people I felt I could trust.” http://cjr.bz/1OOSlBa
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A woman told
@stevebuttry about her rape & abortion. It empowered her all lifelong. That's journalism. http://www.cjr.org/first_person/buttry_story.php … via@CJR -
The voiceless have a voice. A journalist’s job is to amplify it. http://cjr.bz/1OOSlBa pic.twitter.com/VqTzKNUfmb
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A newspaper veteran who left journalism for a decade has returned in a surprising role http://buff.ly/1W2sp7t
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Steve Buttry "fought back tears" when a woman he interviewed contacted him 19 years later http://cjr.bz/1OOSlBa pic.twitter.com/tgoB1IJvoW
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The voiceless have a voice. A journalist’s job is to amplify it. http://buff.ly/1WErkmd pic.twitter.com/k0dcwp1Uzp
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