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Jim Boren's Newsroom Notebook

Jim Boren

A behind-the-scenes journey into journalism and its future.

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    Veteran reporter and editor committed to shaping the next generation of journalists as a journalism instructor and director of the Institute for Media & Public Trust at Fresno State. Also trains newsroom leaders to strengthen journalism skills.

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