par Steve Proulx Les journalistes doivent toutes et tous cultiver leurs sources : savoir où trouver l’information juste, quels experts solliciter, trouver des sources crédibles et diversifiées… Et on juge souvent du professionnalisme d’un ou d’une journaliste à l’épaisseur de son carnet d’adresses, à la richesse de son réseau de contacts. Or, nous sommes dans…
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