Nuclear disasters, information vacuums: How a lack of data in Fukushima led to the spread of fake health news
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TV is still the most common way for Americans to get local news, but fewer people are watching
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“It’s just become daily news”: Six Florida newsrooms are teaming up to cover climate change
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As of December, publishers will no longer be allowed to send out newsletters on WhatsApp
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As the Christchurch massacre trial begins, New Zealand news orgs vow to keep white supremacist ideology out of their coverage
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Even people who like paying for news usually only pay for one subscription
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ProPublica’s Facebook-monitoring political ad tool (which Facebook fought) is alive again with a new home at the Globe and Mail
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View: Promoting based on potential: How The Atlantic is putting a lot more women in charge
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Newspaper headlines don’t reflect the most common causes of death — but should they?
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After four years of handing out money for European news projects, Google is expanding its funding to North America
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