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No one likes being lied to. -
How NPR determines what language to use.
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Based on the last year of recommendations. -
When NPR makes mistakes, the audience pays attention -
… But not before the audience heard it. How did this happen? -
Military embeds create ethical quandaries. -
Does it matter who the president is when it comes to the standards on unnamed sources? -
Telling today's news requires getting the history right -
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It was definitely awkward -
Current listeners, and new ones, are at the center -
The audience detected bias in the labels NPR used to describe Charlie Kirk -
Educators can teach student journalists to recognize, contextualize and challenge what politicians say. -
Will the sponsor messages sound different? Do the regulations about advertising change?
