You're probably already taking in a lot of information on how to cover this year's elections. These guides are aimed at helping you talk through that information with your news organization, and strategize or decide on how you'll navigate different scenarios long before they arise and leave you thinking, "I wish we'd talked about how we'd actually handle this." Our first two guides help you consider your coverage of misinformation and polling, and we've got more in the works! Let us know if there are other topics you'd like to see addressed.
Introducing API Critical Conversation series. Over the next few months, we will share a series of guides to help with some of the difficult conversations newsrooms face in election coverage. Our first two guides focus on how to handle misinformation and polling. Even though misinformation arises without warning, there are ways to plan for how you’re going to handle it. Our first guide helps news organizations plan to recognize and respond to faked or artificially generated information. https://lnkd.in/gfatu_rm Public opinion polls — both those conducted for your own news organization and those done for others — can be challenging to cover. Use these discussion topics to explore how you’ll approach poll coverage this election year. https://lnkd.in/g5ZVcstz
