Performance Marketing

Journalists Weigh in on 'Reporting it First'

Speed kills, but it is also part of the business

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By Charlie Warzel

July 9, 2012

The relentless news landscape of micro scoops can swallow up even the most reputable news organizations and journalists. This afternoon in the increasingly self-referential world of media reportage, The New Republic's Amy Sullivan criticized the industry's rising obsession with breaking news first in her piece, Who Reported It First? Who Cares.

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