Romenesko

Sacramento Bee
A story about a Sacramento television reporter stereotyping Jews was originally posted on the paper's entertainment blog, which many readers said was the wrong place for a piece with such local impact. Ombud Armando Acuna agrees. "I liken it to only exercising one muscle [by failing to put the story on multiple platforms]. The consequence was that for days few people – including many reporters and editors in the Bee's own newsroom – were aware of the unfolding story." || More ombud columns:
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