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Newspapers, stations turning to ‘citizen journalists’ to help fill reporting void

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OMAHA — Mele Mason recalls the days when the newsroom at Omaha TV station KMTV had journalists covering city hall, the county courthouse, the statehouse and the “cop shop.” Reporters attended multiple other governmental meetings and community gatherings, said Mason,…

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Newspapers, stations turning to ‘citizen journalists’ to help fill reporting void

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Newspapers, stations turning to 'citizen journalists' to help fill reporting void • Nebraska Examiner

At the Sidney Sun-Telegraph, all new reporters are required to take a course called "Earn Your Press Pass" to better acquaint them with the job of a reporter. (Courtesy of Barbara Perez)OMAHA — Mele Mason recalls the days when the newsroom at Omaha TV station KMTV had journalists covering city hall, the county courthouse, the statehouse and the “cop shop.” Reporters attended multiple other governmental meetings and community gatherings, said Mas…

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