Jonathan Anderson
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@umn_hsjmc Ph.D. candidate. Interested in journalism, freedom of information, media law. Tweet ≠ endorsement.
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http://informed-electorate.com 25-02-2009 16:43:37
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I talked to Tom Dreisbach on Morning Edition about why disclosure matters not only to parties appearing before these judges but also to the public ⚖️ - listen/read ⬇️
Here's something you wanted. Dan Froomkin (PressWatchers.org) interviewed the editor of the Cleveland Plain Dealer, Chris Quinn. presswatchers.org/2024/04/an-int…
Used to be the local and regional press took its cues from the nationals. Read this and you will see: Quinn is flipping that script, showing the way.
When ProPublica began reporting on the Supreme Court, Justin Elliott and Josh Kaplan had no sources at all. But they made >1,000 calls.
“Many, many, many, many people said no to us, or just didn’t return our calls.”
So they kept calling.
The Journalist's Resource
journalistsresource.org/media/thomas-a…
More than 300 active officers in the state were fired or forced out from previous jobs in law enforcement. Here’s are the departments that employ the most.
#Wisconsin #wanderingofficers #police #lawenforcement
thebadgerproject.org/2024/04/16/wis…
Waukesha County sheriff's deputy resigned from previous law enforcement employer after accusations of harassment
#Wisconsin #WaukeshaCounty #wanderingofficers
thebadgerproject.org/2024/04/11/wau…
A newspaper editor — Chris Quinn of the Cleveland Plain Dealer — says it as clearly as he can:
'Our Trump reporting upsets some readers, but there aren’t two sides to facts.' cleveland.com/news/2024/03/o…
Quinn writes of a different kind of access. Access to our own eyes and ears:
He was a lawyer living the American dream. Then mental illness turned his brilliant mind against him. “We thought he was going to get the help he needed,” his sister said. Instead, he lost it all. wsj.com/us-news/homele… via The Wall Street Journal
