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    journalism from the interviewee’s point of view

    Jill2 Comments

    I’m often amused to hear how interviewees experienced their encounters with journalists. Here’s one from a person who’s moved back to New Orleans and whose art program for at-risk youths is doing just fine – unfortunately that’s really not what the journalist wanted to hear.

    2 thoughts on “journalism from the interviewee’s point of view”

    1. chriggi

      Where? Did you forget the link or the quote? 🙂

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    2. Jill

      Damn. There, I put it in…

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