Blog Post 2

 Hey y'all! This is my second blog post, in which I chose tentative 10 sources for my topic. Here are my sources, there are 8 from PTW journals and 2 from Google Scholar. 

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Journals:





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  1. Ashtyn English 3450September 9, 2024 at 4:33 PM

    Hey Alyssa! You have a really solid list of sources for this paper. I think what you have chosen is definitely going to help you finish this paper and make it really interesting as well. Good Job!

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  2. Alyssa BaylesSeptember 10, 2024 at 3:14 PM

    3. I believe that from my tentative 3 sources, I am missing sources that have strong voices/opinions regarding journalism. A majority of my sources are more broad, and topics I want to mention but do not have a direct correlation. A topic I am missing is ethics in journalism, which is something I need to find.

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