“You don’t need to work at the L.A. Times anymore to be a significant journalist in L.A." -- Tom Rosenstiel, director of Pew Research Center’s Project for Excellence in Journalism, speaking Wednesday at USC Annenberg
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3 comments:
I feel so significant all of a sudden!
You never did need to work there to be significant, actually.
You need to go to the Times, so you can not go to events, but write about them and act like you were there, or, go to events - not ask any questions whatsoever and then use all the quotes and act as if the Times broke the story.
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