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Details matter in journalism.

Dennis G. Jerz / 7 Sep 2015

Details matter in journalism. Get the brand of the beer, the make/model/year of the car, and the name/breed of the dog.
Get the brand of the beer, the make, model and year of the car and the name and breed of the dog.

Here’s a great story that suggests journalists also “get the brand of the bra.”

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