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Tag Archives: Paterno
Post script: Premature reports of Joe Paterno’s death raise questions about some news organizations
More revelations today about news organizations that failed to independently confirm unsubstantiated reports last night that former Penn State football coach Joe Paterno had died. Paterno has since died, but at the time he was still alive. Saturday night, Penn … Continue reading
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Tagged CBSSports.com, CNN, Howard Kurtz, Huffington Post, Joe Paterno, Journalism, Paterno, poor reporting
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Premature reports of Joe Paterno’s death raise questions about some news organizations
It’s a sin in the journalism profession to fail to independently confirm rumors as fact before reporting them. Usually, you confirm the facts from more than one source. That’s a basic Journalism 101 rule. Unfortunately, it happens too often, especially … Continue reading
Posted in broadcasting, education, Journalism, new media, News, newspapers, The United States
Tagged CBSSports.com, Huffington Post, Joe Paterno, Journalism, journalism ethics, Onward State, Paterno, reporting
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