Wednesday | May 16, 2018
Journalism + Design’s founding director, Heather Chaplin, is exploring the idea of seeing the crisis in journalism as a wicked problem. “It’s a tangled knot that is changing and creating new knots all the time,” she wrote in an essay earlier this year. In a new, regular column for the Columbia Journalism Review, Chaplin explores ++++++++>
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