A few years ago, the digital revolution sparked upheaval — and in many newsrooms, concern.
As technology brought data journalism and other new practices into newsrooms, some editors and publishers fretted that revered principles of shoe-leather reporting, experience, and intuition might decline or even disappear.
But when the fear subsided, it became clear that the fundamentals of what made a good work of journalism remained the same.
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