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One of the challenges today to journalism's public-service role is the pressure for news to be as popular as entertainment, so that news becomes "infotainment." This challenge can be summarized as:
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(85) The Newsworthiness of stories are discussed in the morning and afternoon editorial meetings?
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(69) Engaged journalism is all about seeing journalism as more of a product than a service
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(79) News companies are beginning revisit the decision to give away all their content online for free.
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(70) Those who send pictures or videos to news organizations are called citizen journalists?
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(79) The newsworthiness of stories is discussed in the morning and afternoon editorial meetings?
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(87) A TV Reporters script must go through multiple reads before it is sent to edit?
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