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May 13
When political reporters get training on science issues, they improve the sourcing in their science-related stories months later
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May 13
People who are bad with numbers often find it harder to make ends meet
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April 21
Oregon journalists are experimenting with new way to report on governor’s race
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April 14
Who is the 'public' in public media? And how far has public radio come from its initial promise?
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April 7
Faculty research: Women say harassment is common when gaming online
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April 6
Article misleads on US goverment-funded Covid-19 vaccine advocacy
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April 6
Talking about the Oscars (sans the slap) with professor Mitchell Block: 94th Academy Awards by the numbers
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April 5
What happens next? 5 eCommerce trends publishers cannot afford to ignore
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April 5
UO journalism professor finds further evidence of bias in medicine
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April 4
Faculty insight: NPR and the Latinx public

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