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Imaeyen Ibanga

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Journalism gets unmasked

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By Imaeyen Ibanga Verified
| Nieman Lab Verified
If journalism is dull in 2021, if journalism has retreated to a place of normality, if journalism is comfortable, we will know journalism has failed, because 2021 is journalism’s year of unmasking.
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Let’s take it slow

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By Imaeyen Ibanga Verified
| Nieman Lab Verified
Let’s take it slow “There are no voiceless people. There are only people whose voices the industry has chosen not to amplify.” In 2020, the future of journalism is about being contextual and slowing down. The industry has done (and honestly continues to do) a very poor job putting news within context. At a time when we’re exposed to more data at faster rates than before, the ability to turn it into understandable and actionable information is paramount.
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Search For Titanic Really Was Cover-Up Mission

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By Imaeyen Ibanga Verified
| ABC NewsOne Verified
When oceanographer Bob Ballard uncovered the world's most famous shipwreck in 1985, he grabbed the globe's attention. But in reality the explorer's search for the Titanic was a cover-up for a top-secret mission for the U.S. government. Ballard reveals he was hired to use his advanced robotic sub to check on the status of two nuclear submarines, the USS Thresher and the USS Scorpion, that sank in the Atlantic in the 1960s.
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