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In the digital world, newspapers find themselves routinely facing situations they never saw before the advent of the Internet. Almost 400 years of newspaper history didn't necessarily prepare journalists for the digital future.
Among the questions raised by these new situations:
- How do print journalists effectively, appropriately and ethically use video? (We had a real-life example to discuss in the case of the Ratcliff video.)
- If journalists should blog, how should they handle expressing their opinion when readers expect their news articles to be fair and balanced?
- If anonymous readers are allowed to comment on news articles, how does that alter the standard of accountability? (Here's a link to our guidelines for online moderation.)
These are just a few of the dozens of questions journalists have been asking themselves for the past decade. That's why Advocate journalists devoted a full day to training by Steve Buttry of the American Press Institute. The...
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