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Impartiality and the BBC – 'broad balance' in a two-horse race
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Journalism versus lies and fake news: Time for a rethink
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Keep calm and carry on fact-checking: Challenges and reasons to be cheerful
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The narrative challenge: Seeing stories from a human perspective
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The last ten years and the next – Preparing for what's to come in journalism
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From rags to niches: The Bauer way to avoid death by print
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The magazine market isn’t dead, it’s different
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How Note to Self crowdsourced stories about information overload from 30,000 people
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