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See that well-dressed kid, third from the left on the bottom row? That's Robin Williams! In the 5th grade. At Gorton School in Lake Forest, Illinois. (Photo courtesy Biff Thiele)
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As a result of serious breaches of the Chicago Tribune’s journalistic standards, we have suspended indefinitely our use of Journatic as a third-party producer of editorial content for our suburban TribLocal publications.
A statement by the Chicago Tribune • Discussing the paper's decision to suspend using Journatic, the journalism-outsourcing operation which recently faced scrutiny via This American Life for creating stories intended for small towns in countries such as the Philippines. The reason the Tribune paused Journatic, though? A story published this week included plagiarized and fabricated elements. Tribune Company is an investor in Journatic. (ht jcstearns) UPDATE: Poynter reports that Mike Fourcher, the editorial head of Journatic, has resigned, claiming that he and the company's founders “fundamentally disagree about ethical and management issues as they relate to a successful news business.”
