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The WPI blog offers an insider’s look at the fellows’ journeys, capturing their unique experiences and insights as they travel the country navigating the immersive program.
Inside The Associated Press’ coverage of Ukraine: Many challenges and numerous successes
“You picked the right day to come to see us!” said Paul Haven as he welcomed me into his office on the fifth floor of The Associated Press newsroom...
How ‘seal my record’ helps Minnesotans leave the troubled past behind
A mother of three from St. Paul, Minn., had been in an abusive relationship for some time. She lost her patience one day in response to her partner’s narcissistic abusive behavior and snapped at him. She was later convicted of domestic abuse.
Climate reporters face challenges, ‘politicization’ is just one of them
Reporting on the environment and climate has acquired an unprecedented importance in recent years, as climate change has heightened environmental...
Stanley Center HQ doing its part to counter climate change
We are used to measuring everything in percentages - successes and failures in business, the quality of education and health care, even...
Codified standards uphold the quality of media, but miscommunication can lead to mistakes
The fast-paced newsroom at The Wall Street Journal adheres to a set of standards to assure quality reporting. The Associated Press emphasizes...
The conflicted role of Artificial Intelligence in journalism
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is here to stay. That’s all. I know many journalists who will glue their earlobes and sew their eyelids shut, just so...
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