Uplink reviews the techniques behind the JFK crash coverage

Article Abstract:

An examination is presented on methods reporters used to research the airplane crash that killed John F. Kennedy, Jr., his wife Carolyn Bessette Kennedy and her sister. These included the use of computer-assisted researching, which gave reporters immediate access to information from a variety of sources.

United States, Media coverage, Aircraft accidents, Investigative reporting, Kennedy, John F., Jr., Kennedy, Carolyn Bessette

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Racial profiling: Inaccurate data found in report mars kudos for police stops of minoritiess

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An investigation revealed that a police database full of errors and duplications and drivers listed as more than one race in San Antonio. The way in which the racial profiling records and the methodology can be analyzed is presented along with the conflicting information about it.

Legal issues & crime, Texas, Civic and social associations, Civic and Social Organizations, Police Organizations, Company legal issue, Racial profiling

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Retiring force

Article Abstract:

Details are presented on an investigation into inadequate policing of certain neighborhoods in Akron, OH. Techniques include analyzing shift assignments and patrol sectors, and a related article provides steps on how to clean and interpret the data.

Ohio, Management, Cover Story, Law enforcement

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