by Chris Rosenthal | Mar 19, 2018 | Transparency
Building news savvy: Best practices ▸Transparency Fact-checkers’ Code of Principles WHAT IS IT? The code lists five principles to guide organizations that ”regularly publish independent, reports on the accuracy of statements by public figures, major institutions...
by Celeste Sepessy | Mar 19, 2018 | En Español, Transparency
Building news savvy: Best practices ▸Transparencia El código de principios del verificador de información ¿Que es? El código enumera cinco principios guiar organizaciones que “regularmente publican reportajes independientes sobre la exactitud de declaraciones de...
by Chris Rosenthal | Feb 18, 2018 | Transparency
Building news savvy: Best practices ▸Transparency Introduce yourselves WHAT IS IT? Reporter bios, photos and author pages humanize journalists and establish their expertise — and will help search engines and social media platforms surface bona fide journalism and...
by Chris Rosenthal | Feb 18, 2018 | Transparency
Building news savvy: Best practices ▸Transparency CrossCheck That Election WHAT IS IT? To test CrossCheck, newsrooms, universities, nonprofits and tech companies partnered to fact-check statements leading up to the 2017 French presidential election. The project...
by Chris Rosenthal | Feb 11, 2018 | Transparency
Building news savvy: Best practices ▸Transparency Following the money WHAT IS IT? People want to understand the money behind the news. Best practices include publishing information about where a news organization’s revenue comes from, including grants and donations....
by Chris Rosenthal | Jan 31, 2018 | Transparency
Building news savvy: Best practices ▸Transparency Lifting the curtain WHAT IS IT? A weekly Toronto Star feature story that takes readers behind the scenes in the newsroom to explain how journalists do their jobs. Examples: “How the Star decides when to publish a...
