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Comment Re:Questions... (Score 1) 8

Yes, I work for an independent newspaper. I pretty much have free reign over what I write (although I still need to pitch stories to an editor). Politically or corporately controversial isn't a problem. The basic rule is that the reporting has to be solid enough that it could stand in court (usually after I write a story like that I have to go through a long fact-checking session with a layer before it can be published).
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Submission + - Ask Slashdot: What Stories Would You Like to See Investigated? 8

JoshJPhilipp writes: "I work as a journalist. Yes, at a newspaper. My theory is that investigative journalism and good feature stories are key points for newspapers to stay relevant these days, but unfortunately I think the art of journalism has fallen too much into well-written nonsense. I’m curious what types of stories you would like to see. Are there any issues you know of that should be investigated or that you’d like to see covered? And on that note, are there any topics you think aren’t getting enough coverage or that you would like to see journalists giving more weight to?"

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