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A zeal for creating new models of journalism and innovative uses of the Web to
In late September, the Pew Center sponsored a forum in New York that engaged a
There were some differences of opinion and some lively discussion about how television stations should
By Jan Schaffer Executive Director Pew Center Columbia Journalism Review in a recent issue reported
NBC/MSNBC Anchor Brian Williams’ remarks about civic journalism in his keynote address at the Edward
By Pat Ford Pew Center With a big city like Portland to cover, The Oregonian
By Pat Ford Pew Center They may not read every word of every story but
By Tom Still Associate Editor Wisconsin State Journal MADISON – “We the People/Wisconsin” (WTP) isn’t