How Journalists Can Build a Searchable Source Library Without Losing Context
Reporting research often spreads across browser tabs, recordings, documents, and notes. A source library can keep the material—and the context needed to verify it—together.
Reporting research often spreads across browser tabs, recordings, documents, and notes. A source library can keep the material—and the context needed to verify it—together.
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We save more information than ever, but saving is not the same as knowing. This article explores why digital clutter grows, why context gets lost, and why better retrieval matters more than simply storing more.
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