Who Reported It First? Who Cares.

tnr.com — Can we talk about the nonsense of caring about which news outlet first reports a big piece of news? I'm not talking about a genuine scoop-a report that wouldn't have otherwise come to light-but about news that we're all eventually going to find out anyway.
Stephanie Lam Science Editor and Reporter, Epoch Times @ET_StephanieLam
"Who Reported It First? Who Cares?" t.co/P1Nyw5Qo
Sally Jackson Media Journalist, The Australian @Sally_Jackson
Who reported it first? Who cares? t.co/R8uSjyAJ The New Republic on journalists' thirst for first.
Mark Colvin Presenter, ABC Radio, Australian Broadcasting Corporation News @Colvinius
We(the media) have got to get back to being right, not just being first: t.co/qTaL8jnr via @tnr
Dawn Chmielewski Entertainment/Tech Reporter, LA Times @DawnC331
Speed versus accuracy. Amy Sullivan weighs in: Who Reported It First? Who Cares. | The New Republic t.co/ckVkjdTt
Dan Petty Social Media Editor, Denver Post @danielpetty
Who reported a story first? Who cares? t.co/ECfD1oMJ via @tnr
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