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Sep 9Liked by Holley Atkinson, Brian Hansbury

How about factual?

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As an elected and appointed official over the years,for many official over the years, I have witnessed the decline in the print media industry and the uncontrolled acceleration of growth and reliance on social media for news. Also, as a former radio talkshow host for a brief period of time, I’ve noticed inability to deal with lies and polarization in today’s climate —partly due to social media. Thus, I agree that “Democracy’s Survival Requires That Newsrooms Reset to Focus on What’s at Stake. “. I continue to argue that democracy survival requires that newsrooms and journalism schools reset to focus on what is at stake. Without changes in schools, training and professional standards, we will have accelerated decline

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Is it an inability to deal with lies or just not insisting on facts? Thanks for your input on schools, etc.

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Sep 17Liked by Brian Hansbury

Journalism is the search for truth in real time.

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Investigating, discovering, and publishing the truth!

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This is quite the frame, Walter!

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