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    Principles of American Journalism
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    The Push for Profits Can Push Journalists to Do Fewer
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The Push for Profits Can Push Journalists to Do Fewer

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The push for profits can push journalists to do fewer tough and expensive stories in favor of more easy and cheap ones.

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