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Journalism & Media
October 05, 2020

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In Today's news:   Journalists face confusion and vague answers when reporting on Trump's diagnosis, the Supreme Court agrees to hear an FCC case on media ownership, and three White House reporters test positive for COVID-19.
Top Stories

How the everyday chaos of reporting on the Trump White House played out for the world to see Saturday
Sarah Ellison / The Washington Post / Oct 3, 2020


Supreme Court agrees to hear longstanding FCC case on relaxing media ownership rules
Jill Goldsmith / Deadline / Oct 2, 2020


Three White House reporters test positive for COVID-19
Tal Axelrod / The Hill / Oct 2, 2020

Press & Government

VOA White House reporter investigated for anti-Trump bias by political appointees
David Folkenflik / NPR / Oct 4, 2020


View: Google and Facebook hate a proposed privacy law. News publishers should embrace it.
Jason Kint / Recode / Oct 5, 2020

Election 2020

Improving the election debate format
Michel Martin / NPR / Oct 4, 2020

About Misinformation

Fact-checking misinformation about President Trump’s COVID-19 diagnosis
Daniel Funke, Noah. Y Kim, Ciara O'Rourke, Miriam Valverde / Poynter / Oct 5, 2020

Media Business

New Appalachian journalism outlets tackle stereotypes, media economy
Sydney Boles / WFPL / Oct 2, 2020


Television is making more documentaries than ever—but skipping the journalism
Danny Funt / Columbia Journalism Review / Oct 1, 2020

Radio News

Staffers at WAMU and WBGO seek recognition of unions
Tyler Falk / Current / Oct 2, 2020

International

Russian journalist dies after setting herself on fire
Gabrielle Tétrault-Farber, Anton Zverev, Polina Ivanova / Reuters / Oct 2, 2020

 

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