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News Guru: Concerning Community Newspapers
By Kevin Slimp There’s something in the air in the [...]
Free webinar on the impacts of the 2021 General Assembly on Virginia reporters and news organizations
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Perspective | Bad news for journalists: The public doesn’t share our values. But there’s hope.
Perspective | Bad news for journalists: The public doesn‘t share our values. But there‘s hope.
Transparency? Accountability? Not as popular as we think, says a new study.
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Some news of the personal variety: I’m joining @USATODAY’s fact-checking team as a reporter covering misinformation. My last day at @PolitiFact and @Poynter is Friday.
How will news organizations and journalists be impacted by legislation passed by the 2021 VA General Assembly? Find out at 2 p.m. on Thursday, April 15 at a webinar co-hosted by @SPJVA @opengovva @va_press_assoc
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How will legislation passed by the 2021 General Assembly affect Virginia news organizations and journalists? Find out at a webinar we're hosting with @opengovva and @va_press_assoc. https://t.co/7DT22GBnj4
Police in both Hampton and Newport News tried a controversial facial recognition app (Clearview AI) that their departments later said they had never used, per data released today by @BuzzFeedNews
Hampton and Newport News police used facial recognition app, then denied it
A BuzzFeed News investigation shows three Hampton Roads police departments and State Police wrongly told The Pilot and Daily Press they’d never ...
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