Best practices for newspaper journalists: a handbook for reporters, editors, photographers and other newspaper professionals on how to be fair to the public

Arlington, VA: Freedom Forum (2000)
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A handbook of best practices for newspaper journalists, for students and teachers of journalism, and for the publics they serve. The handbook examines some of the concerns readers have expressed about newspapers and provides a list of best practices used in many of the nation's newspapers to address those criticisms.

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