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Which sources do you trust? Copy these NYT explainers
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Thank you to Richard Griffiths as he steps down from Trusting News board of directors
In the summer of 2019, I was catching up with Charles Davis, dean of the journalism school at the...
AI research with LMA newsrooms’ audiences reinforces need for transparency
For a year and a half, Trusting News has been working with newsrooms to learn how audiences...
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Newsroom case studies
Telling our story can have an impact on our bottom line
The work of journalists is telling other people’s stories. It’s what we do every day. Why then are...
How newsrooms can better explain (and sometimes edit) wire coverage while being transparent with their audiences
If you’re a journalist who has faced criticism about national coverage published in your new...
How a large global newsroom is building trust using video, surveys, Facebook and more
It may sound simple enough: Tell your audience who you are and what you value. But for some...
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How credible is that person on TikTok? Here’s a checklist.
With more influencers and news sources emerging online each day, it’s becoming increasingly...
Fake news can be hard to spot. Let’s make it easier.
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Go further than these CBS and MSNBC values statements
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Research
What PolitiFact learned about making money and earning trust
When journalists practice transparency around their processes, their goals and their values, news...
What does “fairness” in news stories actually look like?
News consumers often say they want stories that “just give me the facts” and “include both sides.”...
Polarizing, oversimplified reporting causes mistrust. Let’s work on that.
Journalists’ use of catch-all phrases, generalized descriptions and labels can make people feel...
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