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Lesson 8: How to Cite Figures and Statistics
Lesson 8: How to Cite Figures and Statistics
Lesson 1: The Importance of Fact-Based Journalism
Lesson 2: The Importance of Fact-Based Journalism for Citizen Journalists
Lesson 3: Is Fact-Based Journalism at Odds with “Committed Journalism”?
Lesson 4: Current Methods of Misleading Public Opinion by “Playing with Facts”
Lesson 5: How to Cite Other Media Content
Lesson 6: Rules of Using Personal Observations and Narratives
Lesson 7: The Importance of “Mathematics of Journalism”
Lesson 8: How to Cite Figures and Statistics
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2014
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