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journalistic verification: a standalone construct

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Journalism studies

the practices reporters use to check that information is accurate before publication, described as a discipline and a ritual.

In journalism studies, journalistic verification refers to the practices reporters use to check that information is accurate before publication, described as a discipline and a ritual. This meaning comes from Shapiro (2013) in Journalism Practice.[1]

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  1. Shapiro, I., Brin, C., Bédard-Brûlé, I., & Mychajlowycz, K. (2013). Verification as a Strategic Ritual: How journalists retrospectively describe processes for ensuring accuracy. Journalism Practice, 7(6), 657-673. https://doi.org/10.1080/17512786.2013.765638

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