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No. Wikileaks show that reporters communicate by email. It showed that reporters, as professional courtesy to sources and subjects, give a heads up when storie
by donohoe 10y ago
No. Wikileaks show that reporters communicate by email.
It showed that reporters, as professional courtesy to sources and subjects, give a heads up when stories are running.
This is not new, and applied to Trump and past GOP presidential campaigns.
- treehau5 10y agoOh, professional courtesy, that's what we call it now. A heads up is one thing, running the details of the narrative and making sure the two line up is another. It's the journalists job to determine what stories need to be told, not the campaign directors.