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The Pressure to Produce News Stories Quickly Can Affect Journalists' Ability to be Accurate
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The constant demand for news and the need to continually fill time and space with content can detract from the accuracy and quality of stories produced by journalists who may be pressured to overlook important details in their rush to produce a story.
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The constant news cycle and pressure to attract attention can result in journalists not fact-checking their research, which can skew the information they present to the public.
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Journalism
Summary
The constant news cycle and pressure to attract attention can result in journalists not fact-checking their research, which can skew the information they present to the public.
ChapterThe Pressure to Produce News Stories Quickly Can Affect Journalists' Ability to be Accurate
Episode#106: Scott Adams: The Man Behind Dilbert
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
Taking the high ground by stating "check your facts" could be a brilliant way to make false claims go away, according to the podcast speaker.
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Communication
Summary
Taking the high ground by stating "check your facts" could be a brilliant way to make false claims go away, according to the podcast speaker. This approach worked for Steve Jobs during Antenna Gate issue and President Donald Trump in his interview with Matt Lauer.