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posted by Brad Schultz at 8:57 AM
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They're influencing journalism in the sense that the consumer becomes more empowered, and mainstream media have to take that into account. But it also means that, more than ever, journalism educators need to reinforce to their students the importance of good writing, reporting and editing ... especially if many of these students are using YouTube to strike out on their own.
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