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[#item_title] In the summer of 2011, the subject of press release plagiarism became the center of a journalism ethics debate as Kansas City Star reporter Steve Penn was fired for repeated instances of using press release content without citation[1]. A year later, just after the Jonah Lehrer scandal broke[2], Penn sued his former employer for defamation[3] saying that using press...
[#item_title] Brand journalism is no longer the new kid on the block. It has been used by the biggest players on the market like Heineken or Coca-Cola for a while now. Customers are no longer interested in press releases or regular forms of expression; they want to know the story behind the product they are about to buy. In order...
[#item_title] Science journalism is not immune to the budget crisis facing newsrooms more widely. With smaller staffs and tighter budgets, more science reporting is being done through press releases, many of which tend to exaggerate original research. Alasdair Taylor highlights some current research on the communication of research findings. Even in the BBC up to 75% of science stories were sourced directly from...
