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A good journo says: "Eat your spinach"
According to Auletta.
(Express-News)

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"Idea is very simple."
(J-Iconoclast)

Who's a journalist in Oregon?
And who isn't?
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Getting readers involved
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(Newsosaur)

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WP's ambitions
Brauchli discusses them with staff.
(Politico.com)

Waxman on Gawker layoffs
Takes a few swipes at Denton.
(Sharon Waxman)

"Seek out what scares you the most"
CNN's Cooper tells students.
(Daily Penn)

 

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