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Rachel Maddow Praises Local Journalism
Regardless of how you feel about Rachel Maddow’s progressive politics, one thing about her and her MSNBC show that I think we can all admire is the degree to which she pays attention to and praises local news. She and … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 6, Chapter 9
Tagged attacks on journalists, community journalism, television news, WEBJ
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When journalists are shot and killed while on the air
UPDATED As you can’t help but know by now, yesterday morning two Virginia television journalists were killed when a former employee of the television station showed up at their live broadcast and shot them. The gunman then fled the scene, … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 14, Chapter 9
Tagged attacks on journalists, community journalism, Showing death on TV, television news, WEBJ
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