It took reporters months to gather enough material to tell the story.
Category: Public Editor
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Public Editor: No surprise: Most of us get our news from scrolling on our phones
Indy news outlets are taking note, catching up.
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The history of Indianapolis lives in old newspaper archives. Can we get to it?
The digital era brings many advances and some consequences to news consumers
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Public Editor: Women journalists – worldwide and here at home – face outsized online attacks
Indianapolis journalists tell of enduring online trolls because of their reporting
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Public Editor: Newsroom Profile: FOX59 and CBS4
Current example of TV consolidation thrives
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Public Editor: Caitlin Clark argued with her coach. The moment went viral. How did Indy sports reporters handle the story?
Coverage of professional women’s sports still has a long way to go.
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Public Editor: How Indy newsrooms covered a random and fatal shooting downtown
When the reporting is responsible, consumers walk away feeling informed.
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Public Editor: When the news strikes out
Local newsrooms missed the story of the Indianapolis Clowns.
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What we learn about Indy newsrooms by comparing coverage of the Indy 500
Each newsroom sets out to do something different.
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Public Editor: What happens when the news media gets it wrong?
All journalists make mistakes — what happens next tells consumers a lot about the newsroom.
