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Ten Things To Know About Non-Profits

Josh Bowman | Posted 04.03.2012

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Josh Bowman

A non-profit executive's salary should be at least somewhat commensurate to a similar position in the private sector, all things being equal, in order to attract talent and ultimately benefit the organization. At the same time, there are also reasonable limits, beyond which a salary becomes outrageous given the organization's need.

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TV News Reaches Tipping Point: Mortally Ill or Worth Saving?

Kai Nagata | Posted 11.15.2011

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Kai Nagata

Kai Nagata: Journalists are people you trust to experience something you don't have time to check out yourself. They are also fallible human beings, with their own assumptions. This is only a problem if they're not fair, or accurate. TV news is already a "fantasy world." It absolutely works to confirm "existing biases."

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Journalistic Ethics Should Start at the Kitchen Table

Claire Penhorwood | Posted 09.14.2011

Read More: Kids News, Journalism, Ethics, Ryerson Journalism, News for Kids, News of the World, Journalistic Ethics, Parenting, Canada News
Claire Penhorwood

If I had to venture a guess as to how many journalists have had to defend themselves -- and their professions -- to someone in the past week, I would ...

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