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Jem Bartholomew

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Freelance reporter, writer for Guardian, CJR, 1843, Prospect, etc. Two chaps in “BROKE: FIXING BRITAIN’S POVERTY CRISIS,” 2023.

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Jem Bartholomew’s Biography

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Award-winning journalist based London.

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Should the Press ‘Run Toward’ AI?

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Sign up for the daily CJR newsletter. Since it was first published, in 2001, The Elements of Journalism, by Tom Rosenstiel and Bill Kovach, has schooled fledgling reporters in their craft by advocating that journalists adhere to a series of core principles—including that journalism’s first obligation is to the truth; that it is, in essence, a discipline of verification; and that journalists must serve as a monitor of power.
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What’s the Matter with the British Press?

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Sign up for the daily CJR newsletter. It should be clear by now to anyone paying attention that the media coverage of Jason Arday—a forty-one-year-old Black British former professorial chair at the University of Cambridge, who died this month—was racist (fueled by an academic who espouses pseudoscientific anti-Black views), disproportionate (more than two hundred articles were published in the span of a few weeks), and utterly tragic.
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‘Talked About More, but Described Less’

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Sign up for the daily CJR newsletter. Today the Economic Hardship Reporting Project (EHRP), an organization that seeks to give a voice to “writers and photographers from underrepresented quarters” and supports serious coverage of inequality, published a piece of research delving into how media outlets cover the working class.
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Awards

State Street UK Institutional Press Awards

2019 - Best Newcomer

Award for Best Newcomer for journalists who have spent less than two years in financial journalism.

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