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.@CBSNews pioneered some of the modern standards of journalism
And now, CBS News and Stations uses Stylebot to make its style guide and other key editorial workflow documents instantly accessible to journalists across the country
.@CBSNews pioneered some of the modern standards of journalism
And now, CBS News and Stations uses Stylebot to make its style guide and other key editorial workflow documents instantly accessible to journalists across the country
When CBS News and Stations journalists need to reference the organization's style guide, they turn to Stylebot
Read about how they've incorporated it into their everyday workflow: https://t.co/WKsOkVEi0C
Journalists: If people are accusing your organization of bias in the wake of the election, or if you're debunking misinformation, our free election guide is still available for download https://t.co/McELRQRnqA
Next week, journalists might get a lot of questions as we wait for election results to be tallied
In our final style guide release before Election Day, we worked with @TrustingNews to share advice on how journalists can respond https://t.co/jt9o4t3TD2
You’ve probably seen or heard “spook” and variations such as “spooky” enough this month to know it’s not completely off limits as Halloween approaches
But you might want to reconsider using it https://t.co/VbOzqNbVL5
Everyone has writing pet peeves: the mistakes that annoy them the most
But they're not always the most common mistakes
Tell us below about the most common mistakes you see, and feel free to reply with your writing pet peeve!
When you're writing about election-related issues, you often need to choose your words carefully
Such is the case with immigration, which is getting a lot of attention this election cycle https://t.co/6XAXtFA2xm
Journalists, let's set the expectation ahead of Election Day that vote counting takes time.
Here are three pre-written explainers you can use. https://t.co/W3TRLSASPO
That's why we worked with @ModifierNews and @TrustingNews to develop a free guide with strategies for journalists navigating this media landscape
Download it here https://t.co/VUc1vRQ0cw
Only 31% of Americans have a “great deal” or “fair amount” of trust in the media, according to a poll @Gallup released this week https://t.co/IfCHcMeUx5
With another presidential election less than three weeks away, we want to help journalists report responsibly on election-related conspiracy theories and earn trust
Monday is Indigenous Peoples' Day
Use an apostrophe after the "s" in "Peoples"
But, when you’re writing about Indigenous people, you should not use a possessive that implies they belong to a state or country https://t.co/lvaRYgndEq
1️⃣ When and how to report on conspiracy theories
2️⃣ Choosing the right words to help ward off misinformation about the voting process
3️⃣ How to address accusations of bias
4️⃣ Labeling opinion content
Download it now https://t.co/VUc1vRPsmY
Trust in news is about on par with Americans' belief in election-related conspiracy theories
But there are things journalists can do to help dissuade people of conspiratorial beliefs and earn trust with election coverage
“Anytime we have a style question, Stylebot is our first line of defense,” Alison Linton, the executive producer of streaming for @CBSSacramento, said.
Read more about how CBS stations nationwide made Stylebot a daily habit: https://t.co/WKsOkVEPQa
.@CBSNews pioneered some of the modern standards of journalism
And now, CBS News and Stations uses Stylebot to make its style guide and other key editorial workflow documents instantly accessible to journalists across the country