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Experts reported that Election Day went smoothly, contrary to expectations

Plus: studies on race in the newsroom, hostility from sources, and why its hard to build a subscription habit.

"Long before the COVID-19 health crisis, sub-Saharan Africa has and still endures the brunt of many global health crises such as the deadly Ebola virus, HIV/AIDS, cholera and malaria, which have claimed millions of lives."

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"Numbers do not speak for themselves. All the same, many people believe that they do. An ideology we call numerism, which accords a privileged epistemic status to quantification, is widespread."

Twelve experts offer plenty to think about as to whether the news media should publish graphic images from mass shootings.

Nathan Oguche Emmanuel’s profile on The Conversation

"When people search for a common symptom, the Internet is not always programed to provide the information they need."

The aim of the training manual is to deepen the public’s understanding of press freedom and its challenges in Nigeria both under the military and democratic regimes.

They quote more scientists and cite more peer-reviewed studies, a new study finds. So maybe dont cut your newsrooms training budget to the bone?