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Salt Lake Tribune: 'For now, be careful what you believe online'
From The Salt Lake Tribune:
Efforts to boost blogger trustworthiness are on the rise. Ethical guidelines are aplenty for journalists, or people who'd like to try their hand at online journalism. Never plagiarize. Always identify sources. Correct misinformation and admit conflicts of interest. Commentary and advocacy writing should be presented as such, but still must stick to the facts. These are just some codes of conduct promoted by Blood and organizations such as the Media Bloggers Association, CyberJournalist.net and Reporters without Borders.
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