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HARO

nearly every reputable media outlet on the planet allows their reporters to use this service.

It’s Time for the Media to Do Something About Its Shameful HelpAReporterOut Problem

HARO itself is the rejection of almost every sacred norm in journalism. It rejects that reporters should do their own research, it embraces the confirmation bias, it injects self-promotion into the informational life-blood of society and it legitimizes pseudo-expertise.
By Ryan Holiday
Does "1 am curfew" count when the sun's up again? (Twitter)

Morning Glory: Jogger Ticketed for Crack-of-Dawn Run Through Central Park

Next time he should just run faster to lose the cops.
By Mimmi Montgomery and Sage Lazzaro
HARO's logo (HelpAReporterOut.com)

Everyone’s An Expert On Something…Even If It’s Lying to the Media: HARO vs. Ryan Holiday

“This gentleman made a mockery of journalism, and he did it for no other reason than to sell his books,
By Drew Grant

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