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« Election Finance Registry Fails to Investigate Rep. Rinks' Questionable Campaign Spending | Main | Good Advice » September 13, 2006Info DumpWant to see the future of professional journalism? Check out this post from WKRN's former newspaper reporter turned broadcasting-and-blogging investigative TV reporter Trent Seibert... Writes Seibert: Because I am so new to the world of television reporting, I am still trying to coordinate my reporting so that as soon as one of my pieces is on the air, then a written version of the story, as well as supporting documents such as these, are on this blog simultaneously.He's been a blogger for only about a week and already he grasps the power of interactive journalism and the truth that, for any reporter who has a sizeable audience, the audience collectively knows more about almost any story than the reporter does. Posted in Journalism & Media
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Here's a sad something about where journalism already is. Posted by: Donna Locke at September 13, 2006 10:34 PMStands to reason: standards and integrity are what should make journalism. They are out there in droves, but they don't get our attention, and they certainly don't "make" news. Posted by: Elliot Essman at September 14, 2006 10:57 AMThanks for the mention, Bill. I appreciate it. Posted by: Trent at September 14, 2006 10:44 PMPost a comment
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