What Is Good Journalism?
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The document provides advice and perspectives on good journalism from various journalists and public figures. It emphasizes the importance of truth over public relations, assuming nothing without verification, providing context and juxtaposition to make points, and prioritizing getting facts right over being first. Overall, the quotes highlight core principles of journalism like objectivity, skepticism, transparency, and serving the public interest.
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