Journalists' Own Hard Luck Tales Help Them Tell Those of Others
Plain Dealer, July 26, 2009
By Connie Schultz
If there's an upside for journalists in this economic upheaval, it's that most of them have a lot more in common these days with the people they cover. As longtime reporters and editors retired and were replaced by college graduates who had little in common with the "underdog," there was a growing resistance of newspapers to cover those stories. But things have changed.
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