Sonny Albarado

@SAlbarado

Projects Editor, Arkansas Democrat-Gazette since 2007. ADG City Editor, 2012-2014. President, 2012-2013, Society of Professional Journalists. APME Board.

Little Rock, Ark.
Joined August 2009
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  1. Apr 3

    Supreme Court Rules for Police Officer in Excessive Force Case - The New York Times

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    Apr 3

    "It’s more crucial than ever for journalists to make sure they produce truthful, unbiased, accurate news reports. Even small errors can plant the seed for skepticism." — SPJ National President

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    Apr 3

    On "new" school resegregation trend, it had already started said Dillard U at ed panel . We created new cities with news school districts, segregated enclaves. “It’s more than racism, it’s socioeconomic status as well.”

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    Apr 2

    Students in Portland read The 's Benefit of the Doubt investigation and wanted to learn more about how their high school specifically handled sexual misconduct complaints. So, they investigated. Read story here: .

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    Apr 1

    A reminder: Sinclair doesn’t care about you, your community or journalism.

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    How America's largest local TV owner turned its news anchors into soldiers in Trump's war on the media:
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    Mar 31

    There is something very un-American about an American president attacking an American company that employees 500,000 Americans because that President hates criticism from an American newspaper

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    Mar 31

    From the Code of Ethics: "Act Independently... Deny favored treatment to advertisers, donors or any other special interests, and resist internal and external pressure to influence coverage."

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    A chorus of local news reporters reading, word-for-word, from the same Sinclair script to attack the media and defend the President. This is not what an independent media looks like.
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    Mar 31

    Come work with us! We have a giant bowl of peppermints. We have a coffee co-op. We have an excellent Museum of Staplers. We get free pencils. There are more than four printers on our floor.

    . is looking for a skilled multimedia journalist to join our team. Details here »
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  9. Mar 30

    Thank you and for giving me a nail-biting mystery and a WTF is it with co-workers anyway laugh-athon.

    The best thread on Twitter today
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    Mar 30

    The accused FBI whistleblower indicted by Trump's Justice Dept allegedly leaked secret rules for spying on reporters

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    Mar 30

    Wichita State's is one of the best college newspapers in America, and one of its best bargains. Now it's facing a devastating budget cut that has all the indicators of retaliation. Colleges: Pay. For. News.

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  12. Mar 30

    The ADOC works hard to avoid transparency. || The Arkansas Department of Correction's woeful media policies and practices | Arkansas Blog

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    Mar 30

    A free press is essential to democracy.

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    Mar 30

    This is not good news!

    ICYMI: Government transparency takes a hit unless the governor vetoes this one RT : Bill letting Georgia lottery winners remain anonymous heads to governor’s desk:
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    Mar 27

    Reporter says rejections to FOIA requests about "significant public issues" are sometimes stories themselves. "Access to actions by public bodies is a huge issue and denials need to be exposed.”

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    Mar 27

    The history we’ve told ourselves was long was not so long ago at all. Take some time to watch this video:

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    Mar 27

    SPJ is gearing up for starting April 23. The Code of Ethics comes in many forms:

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    Mar 25

    This also perpetuates lack of diversity across ethnicities and economic status in the newsroom. Who are the interns who can afford to work for free?

    Unpaid editorial internships are bad enough for a liberal stalwart like Harper’s, but unpaid internships to do “electronic page layout” and “color separation” are indefensible.
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    Mar 22

    Editor of at Univ. of Memphis defends journalism and common sense.

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    Mar 22

    Today I taught to ride a bike and learned we have very different ideas of what one should be afraid of

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