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Poynter convened a panel discussion with industry experts on the skills reporters learn on the job
During our recent LinkedIn Live event, “What they don’t teach in J-School,” we heard from…
As journalism rapidly evolves, J-schools must think critically about curriculums and equip graduates with skills for emerging roles across media.
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Herbert Lowe, who has taught journalism since 2010, spent seven weeks as a fellow with the Times and shares his takeaways.
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