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One way journalists can combat this issue is by treating it as a messaging problem, NPR TV critic Eric Deggans said Tuesday at a panel discussion during the annual meeting of Poynter’s National ...

The International Fact-Checking Network (IFCN) at Poynter was launched in 2015 to bring together the growing community of fact-checkers around the world and advocates of factual information in the ...

Poynter’s National Advisory Board, including its newest members, will join the Poynter Board of Trustees in convening in St. Petersburg on Feb. 10 and 11 to discuss important issues and trends ...

A local group organized to take potshots at the venture’s intermediate management layer, the Maine Trust for Local News. The critique was that the trust managers were remote and the papers seemed ...

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Poynter’s National Advisory Board met Feb. 10-11 in St. Petersburg, Florida, to provide guidance on how the institute can advocate for journalists and strengthen democracy in the upcoming year.

We sat down with Poynter senior scholar Roy Peter Clark, author of numerous books including “How to Write Short: Word Craft ...