I have been meaning to post more of my old workshop handouts from No Train, No Gain to this blog. Unfortunately, I was prompted to post this one and another, about cheating, by a plagiarism incident at the Middletown Press. I encourage all of my Journal Register Co. and MediaNews Group colleagues to read this. [...]
Archive for October 31st, 2011
You can quote me on that: Advice on attribution for journalists
Posted in Ethics, tagged attribution, Christine Todd Whitman, Columbia Journalism Review, journalism ethics, Judith Miller, linking, Middletown Press, Patrick Moore, Washington Post on October 31, 2011 | 17 Comments »
Our cheating culture: Plagiarism and fabrication are unacceptable in journalism
Posted in Ethics, tagged Jack Kelley, Jayson Blair, journalism ethics, Mitch Albom, Regret the Error, Romenesko, Tom French on October 31, 2011 | 12 Comments »
I have been meaning to post more of my old workshop handouts from No Train, No Gain to this blog. Unfortunately, I was prompted to post this one and another, about attribution, by a plagiarism incident at the Middletown Press. I encourage all of my Journal Register Co. and MediaNews Group colleagues to read this. [...]
I’d like to see a study of the innovative projects inspired by Newspaper Next
Posted in Innovation in the media, tagged Justin Ellis, Newspaper Next, Nieman Lab, Steve Gray on October 31, 2011 | 7 Comments »
Thanks to Justin Ellis of Nieman Lab for a thoughtful two-part analysis of Newspaper Next. He went into much more detail, with greater detachment, than I did in my look back five years later at N2. What I would like to see now is an analysis of the innovative projects inspired by Newspaper Next. In [...]


