Fact-Based Journalism in an Age of Suspicion
Lecture Info: Have we lost our commonly held point of departure for thinking about current events, science, health care, and culture? As a country we do not agree on the fundamentals so often -- not always -- journalists are under attack even before they embark on their reporting. How can journalists preserve the credibility they have and gain back ground? New York Times International Correspondent Alissa Rubin offers lessons drawn from Bernard Nossiter and recent history. Speaker Bio: Alissa Johannsen Rubin has been a foreign correspondent for more than 20 years in the Middle East, Afghanist...
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