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[ad_1] Philip J. Hilts, who, as science correspondent for The New York Times in 1994, revealed that a tobacco company had been covering up its own research for decades showing that tobacco is harmful and nicotine is addictive, died on April 23. In Lebanon, NH was 74 years old. His son, Ben, said the cause …
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[ad_1] “You want to report, not interview with your finger,” he said. Getting Started with Writing Mr. Barnes never outlines his news stories or articles, but instead works on his notes to refer to as he writes. She collects all her notes from her interviews and research, both typed and handwritten, and enters her best …
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[ad_1] He left CBS in 1967, spent two years as executive director of the non-commercial Public Broadcasting Lab, and joined ABC News in 1969 as executive producer of the evening newscast, then Frank Reynolds. It was a time when “ABC Evening News” followed CBS and NBC’s nightly news operations in prestige, ratings and financial sources. …
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[ad_1] Fred Ferretti, who covered breaking news for the New York newspapers before being known for his prolific writing on cuisine, foodstuffs and cooking for The New York Times and then Gourmet magazine, died Monday at his home in Montclair, NJ. He was 90 years old. His death was confirmed by his son, Stephen. After …
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[ad_1] The story of a decades-long lawsuit in West Virginia, described in Kris Maher’s “Hopeless”, Water crisis in Flint, Mich., but also a story about coal mining and the history of Appalachia. Mingo County residents complained that waste from a coal plant operated by a subsidiary of Massey Energy, the largest coal company in the …
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[ad_1] The St. Louis Post-Dispatch warned Missouri education authorities this week that there was a flaw in a state website that lists teachers’ names and certification status: The page made teachers’ Social Security numbers easily accessible. Post Dispatch also informed the teachers’ union and waited two days for the government to resolve the issue before …
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[ad_1] In a complaint filed Tuesday, the father of a murdered journalist urged federal regulators to get Facebook to change its content policies and accused it of failing to remove images of his daughter’s murder from its platforms. Journalist Alison Parker’s father, Andy Parker, said at a press conference: News Conference On Tuesday, he said …
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[ad_1] BEHIND HISTORY • DAN BARRY Reporter Dan Barry stories about finding, his true purpose, and how he finishes his workday. October 6, 2021 Times Insider It explains who we are and what we do, and offers behind-the-scenes insights into how our journalism comes together. Dan Barry has been a reporter for The New York …
[ad_1] Times Insider It explains who we are and what we do, and offers behind-the-scenes insights into how our journalism comes together. The United Nations has recently scientific report concluding that a warmer future is certain, but there is still a chance to avoid the most dire consequences. Brad PlumerThe New York Times climate reporter …
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[ad_1] Times Insider It explains who we are and what we do, and offers behind-the-scenes insights into how our journalism comes together. We were somewhere above the wetlands of southern Louisiana when the helicopter door opened. If you want adventure, there is no better job in the world than being a reporter. Many of my …
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[ad_1] “I don’t think I’ve done anything wrong,” Ms Foreman told The Inquirer. “I may have done something wrong. Of course, I don’t believe I wrote anything for The Inquirer that violated my own professional integrity.” The Times said he should resign even though the behavior in question had taken place in another newspaper. In …
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