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Journalists surveyed for the American Society of Newspaper Editors registered solid approval of four approaches
The Pew Center and The Record newspaper of Hackensack, N.J., have released a study showing
Civic journalism was one of the key issues covered in a survey of 554 media
Civic journalism techniques have proven effective in framing news coverage and examining defined issues in
By Pat Ford It seemed the Colorado Springs business community might never agree with the
By Ted O’Brien Associate Director Pew Center Among the most difficult aspects of doing civic
By Jim Doyle Pew Center Advisory Board An editor in Philadelphia thought the city needed
By Pat Ford Staff Writer, Pew Center Experts on sprawl and race relations identified a
By Sharon Hartin Iorio Wichita State University How is civic journalism being conveyed visually by
By Deborah Potter and Walter Gantz The news is troubling for local television news. Audiences