Newspaper Online Editors Support Traditional Standards

David Arant · Janna Quitney Anderson

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Online editors agree that standards should be the same whether publishing online or in print. However, many say that online standards are affected negatively by the speed of publishing and the lack of an adequate number of online staff.

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