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The Pulitzer Prize is becoming legacy media’s toxic feedback loop

By Zachary Faria
Published July 26, 2022 10:32am ET
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The Pulitzer Prize is becoming legacy media’s toxic feedback loop
The Pulitzer Prize is supposed to be an award for exemplary journalism. Recently, it has far more often served as a toxic feedback loop for legacy media outlets. Last week, the Pulitzer board declined to revoke the 2018 award jointly won by the New York Times and the Washington Post over the papers’ false reporting […]

The Pulitzer Prize is supposed to be an award for exemplary journalism. Recently, it has far more often served as a toxic feedback loop for legacy media outlets.

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