The Last Editor by Stacey Woelfel
Stacey WoelfelI've been a professional journalist since 1981, a college-level educator since 1986 and someone with an opinion I always think someone else wants to hear since 1959. These are my reflections, musings and rants on the state of journalism today.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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I Couldn’t Believe My Eyes
I had just sat down to lunch yesterday when I got a text from my elder daughter with two words— “Holy Shit!” and a Reddit link. I followed the link, expecting to see an idiot driver pulling some dumb move on the road or other such video she...
Should We View the News We Consume Through a Bias Filter?
### I’m not sure where I first heard about Ground News. It may have been in an Instagram ad or perhaps on LinkedIn. I think I was intrigued by its offer to “break free from algorithms” and compare news sources.
Student Journalists: Include These Six Skills Among Your Learning Objectives This Fall
### Fall classes are back in session this week at my institution (MIZ!), as they are at journalism and mass communication programs all over the country.
That Fed Takeover of the DC Police? It’s Kind of Our Fault…
### I’ve been lucky to get to travel a lot, both for work and for pleasure.
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