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The Project for Excellence in Journalism is a research organization that specializes in using empirical methods to evaluate and study the performance of the press. It is non partisan, non ideological and non political... On July 1, 2006, the Project began a major new phase in its history. It formally separated from CCJ and Columbia University in order to focus on and expand its research activities. It joined the Pew Research Center in Washington, D.C, which administers six other research projects funded by the Pew Charitable Trusts. The Project also doubled its staff and set out to ... More » (Source: Journalism.org)

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Media: Online
Audience: (English)
Political Viewpoint: Neutral viewpoint
Owners: Pew Research Center | nonprofit_organization | Managers: Tom Rosenstiel
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Location: 1615 L Street N.W. 700, Washington, DC, 20036, US
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Edited By: Kaizar Campwala
Last Edit: Jan 31, 2007 - 9:10 AM PST
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Top Topics: Media (31), Business (23), Presidential Election 2008 (20), Politics (19), U.S. (19), Media and Politics (14), Journalism (14), Mainstream Media (10), Obama Administration (8), New Media (8), World (5), John McCain (4), War in Iraq (4), Sci/Tech (3), Citizen Journalism (3)...
Top Authors: Mark Jurkowitz (11), Tom Rosenstiel (9), Project For Excellence In Journalism (2), Paul Hitlin (2), Keith Wagstaff (1), Steve Myers (1), Mahvish Shahid Khan (1), Jeff Sonderman (1), Amy Mitchell (1)
Top Formats: News Analysis (17), Special Report (11), News Report (2), Review (1), Poll (1)
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3.8

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from 117 story reviews
Quality
3.8
Facts
4.3
Fairness
4.0
Information
4.0
Insight
2.0
Sourcing
4.0
Style
3.6
Accuracy
4.1
Balance
3.3
Context
3.3
Depth
3.6
Enterprise
3.5
Expertise
1.0
Originality
3.0
Relevance
3.4
Transparency
1.0
Responsibility
4.0
Popularity
3.7
Recommendation
3.6
Credibility
4.1
# Reviews
2.3
# Views
3.8
# Likes
1.2
# Emails
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