[O]nline media can take us and our readers to places journalism hasn’t been before. And in those places, our values may be obstacles or antiques.
Please consider:
Balance/Fairness/Wholeness
Hypertext links to more information can guarantee thorough reporting.But we should decide:
- When we should link to ads, to editorials or columns, to sites of partisan organizations, hate groups, charities seeking contributions, other news media.
- What to do about readers leaving a report (via links) before they read all sides.
- Since we can, when we should use all the photos and words from the scene.
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