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| + | - The Pew Research Journalism Project's [http://www.journalism.org/resources/principles-of-journalism/ Principles of Journalism] | ||
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| + | ===7 Yardsticks=== | ||
| + | - Grade the News' [http://www.gradethenews.org/feat/recentgrades/indices2004.htm Seven basic yardsticks of journalism quality] | ||
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| + | ===SPJ Code of Ethics=== | ||
| + | - Society of Professional Journalists' [http://www.spj.org/ethicscode.asp Code of Ethics] | ||
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Contents
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Welcome to the wiki for Manual's Journalism and Communications magnet!
This is a resource for the staff members of all J&C publications. Within, you can find style guides, tips for how to operate WordPress, Journalism Ethics guides, and other useful information. If you are an editor new to the wiki, you may wish to take a moment to view our guide page, How To Use This Wiki.
The Crimson Record
RedEye
WordPress Guide - Ethics Guide - Style Guide - Social Media
One Blue Wall
Manual AM
The Crimson Yearbook
J1 Resources
9 Principles
- The Pew Research Journalism Project's Principles of Journalism
7 Yardsticks
- Grade the News' Seven basic yardsticks of journalism quality
SPJ Code of Ethics
- Society of Professional Journalists' Code of Ethics
