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The responsibilities faced by journalists when tweeting about breaking news stories (03:00), the mass media congregation in Atlanta for the Super Bowl (20:45), and saying goodbye to one of New York’s oldest literary bars (38:00).
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Bryan Curtis and David Shoemaker discuss the responsibilities faced by journalists when tweeting about breaking news stories, plus the mass media congregation in Atlanta for the Super Bowl
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