Not always breaking news: Well-being in journalism

On the Contrary by IDR by Maed in India

Sep 17, 202524:25News & Politics

How does the media function in times of crisis? How do audiences respond to multiple stories of crisis one after another? Is it possible for journalists to cover conflict without causing harm to themselves or others? And...

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