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Nonprofit Newsrooms Provide Outlet for Journalists
Last year more than 20 nonprofit journalism organizations gathered in New York and issued a declaration of purpose and.
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MinnPost Takes Journalism to the People
Early in 2007 the two newspapers in the Twin Cities made separate announcements that resulted in the buyouts of.
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Pistor’s Eyes Provide Impetus for a Nose for News
Post-Dispatch reporter Nick Pistor broke a story about corrosion in the Gateway Arch. The gleaming stainless steel monument, at.
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An Outsider’s Vision of the Arch is Ignored
Since the Gateway Arch was completed in 1965 tourists and area residents have grown accustomed to seeing the Illinois.
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Reporters tactics a question in Innocence Project
The surreptitious recording of conversations by a reporter – a tricky legal and ethical issue – is the latest charge that prosecutors have raised about the tactics used by David Protess’ students at the Medill Innocence Project. State’s Attorney Anita Alvarez maintained in a written statement that the secret recording raised “serious legal and ethical questions about the methods that the professor and his students employed during their investigation.” The Innocence Project’s investigation concluded that Anthony McKinney was innocent of the 1978 murder of a security guard in Harvey, Ill. The Innocence Project has been influential in freeing 11 people from death row in Illinois.