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Why should my student paper report on an anti-trans documentary?

21 December 2022

2:49 AM

21 December 2022

2:49 AM

Journalists and editors make decisions every day about what stories to report and what to skip. That’s not just because there isn’t enough time, or enough staff, to report on everything. They also prioritise what they, or their publication, believe is most important, or interesting, to their readers. This is especially true for publications with a specific audience, like Edinburgh University’s Student newspaper, where I am editor.

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