Professor Emeritus of Hawaiian Language Puakea Nogelmeier frames a key ethical dilemma journalists have confronted since the Kahoʻolawe protest of 1976: Reporters must meet deadlines and cover rapidly unfolding events. But they also need to cut through the noise to highlight core issues and the stakes in these conflicts. How do you balance these two priorities-getting the news fast and getting the story right-which are so often in tension with each other?
28 авг 2024
