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Tag: Reflections on NPI's First Decade
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NPI’s (unconventional) newsgathering credo: Accuracy and context are more important than getting it first or getting it fast
Editor’s Note: This month and this week, NPI is celebrating its tenth anniversary. This is the third post in a seven-part series reflecting on NPI’s first decade. Each installment will be penned by one of NPI’s board members. I came to Washington in 1992, but I didn’t become involved in politics until 1999 when I […]
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Ready for a new decade: NPI to begin its next ten years with a capable, committed board
Editor’s Note: This month and this week, NPI is celebrating its tenth anniversary. This is the second post in a seven-part series reflecting on NPI’s first decade. Each installment will be penned by one of NPI’s board members. NPI has come a long way in ten years. I moved to Washington State in 1997, but […]
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From opposition to proposition: NPI is working to make the defeat of Tim Eyman’s initiative factory a beginning — not an end
Editor’s Note: This month and this week, NPI is celebrating its tenth anniversary. This is the inaugural post in a seven-part series reflecting on NPI’s first decade. Each installment will be penned by one of NPI’s board members. As I reflect on NPI’s tenth anniversary, I find myself thinking back to where we were as […]