Robert Niles’ excellent blog posting “A journalist’s guide to the scientific method – and why it’s important” contains good information about the struggle to present factual, accurate information in a news world increasingly dominated by social networking and media bias. For example, people far from the epicenter of the recent Virginia earthquake learned about it [...]
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August 29, 2011 by Gerri Knilans · Leave a Comment
Filed under: media
Social Tagging: arbiter • media • method • news • scientific
Filed under: media
Social Tagging: arbiter • media • method • news • scientific
August 13, 2011 by Gerri Knilans · Leave a Comment
Filed under: writing
Social Tagging: editor's picks • google • humans • news • people
Filed under: writing
Social Tagging: editor's picks • google • humans • news • people
Google, the search engine content aggregator online office application company cell-phone OS manufacturer Supreme Ruler of the Interwebs, has done the unthinkable—it’s relying on human beings to help edit its news. This is remarkable, considering that when Google began offering news as one of its many services about ten years ago, it made great hoopla [...]
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