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Intercepted! Sports media’s attempts at diversity, that is.
Neither Peace nor Marine, The New York Times is looking for recruits for its new “Corps”
As the Taliban becomes increasingly hostile towards the Afghan press, international aid needs to step up to preserve it, a new report says
The LA Times’ Kevin Merida thinks Los Angeles is “the perfect place to redefine the modern newspaper”
The Mississippi Free Press launched early to cover the pandemic, but aims to be in nonprofit news “for the long game”
Googling for credible information can help correct belief in misinformation, according to a new study
Publishers hope fact-checking can become a revenue stream. Right now, it’s mostly Big Tech who is buying.

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